1935-01-30 — Page 10

YKLINE

N.

General Passenger Agents in the Orient for

Cunard White Star Line

SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghal, Japan Ports and Honolulu,

CHICHIBU MARU

TATSUTA "MARU-

ASAMA MARU

SEATTLE & VANCOUVER.

Wednesday 6th Feb. at Wednesday, 20th Fob, at 10 a.m. Wednesday, 6th Mar. at 10 a.m.

"

HIKAWA MARU (Starts from Kebe) Monday, HIVE MARU (starts from Kobo) Monday, HEIAN MARU (Starts from Koboj ... Sunday, LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM

FUSHIMI MARU

SOUTH AMERICA (West Coast) via Japan, Honolulu,

Los Angeles. Mexico und RAKUYO MARU

HAKOZAKI MARU-

Saturday, Saturday

4th Feb. 18th Feb.

9th Mar.

2nd Feb. 16th-Feb-

TERUKUNI MARU

Friday,

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via. Manilla & Porta

KITANO MARU ...

Saturday,

1st Mar.

23rd Feb.

ATSUTA MARU

Saturday,

23rd Mar.

BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang. & Colombo.

†GENOA MARU

Wednesday,

GINYO MARU

Monday,

†TOKIWA MARU

Thursday,

ANYO MARU

Monday,

3th Feb. 11th Feb. 28th Feb. 11th Mar,

Panama.

... Wednesday,

Thursday, Tuesday,

.. 13th Feb.

28th Feb.

"DELAGOA MARU

Friday,

"8th Mar."

CALCUTTA Via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.

+TSUSHIMA MARU

Friday,

PENANG MARU

Friday,

HAKODATE MARU

Friday,

8th Feb. 16th Feb.

Tat Mar.

SHANGHAL KORE & YOKOHAMA,

JAKUSAN MRAU

Friday,

HARUNAMARU

Friday,

ATSUTA MARU (Nagasaki direct

Friday,

1st Feb. 15th Feb. 15th Feb..

Tergo only

Telephone 30291

NES (RK via Panama.

NOJIMA MARU

+NOTO MARU

LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul,

and Valencia.

5th Mar,

Piraeus. Genoa

S. K.

SAILINGS FROM RONG KONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

EXTRA FOR KEELUNG Sanyo Maru

NEW YORK vin Japan, Ios Kwanto Maru

Angeles and Panama. Call

Direct at Cristobal, Puerto,

Colombia, Boston Philadel

phia and Baltimore..................

RIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS Buenos Aires Maru.......

MONTEVIDEO & BUENOS Santos Maru

AIRES

vin

Singapore,

Colombo, Durban, Port

Elizabeth and Cape Town.

Wed., Mon.,

Thurs., Thurs..

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1935

NO FLOWERS

Continued from Page 2).

Д

to it that a shadow was not a black bear, and had no substance at all. that she could never induce her hus-But scent was a different thing band to take any interest in the and..

garden. Indeed, when spring came SuddenlyHamilton said" what again, he rarely ventured beyond Stephen had been waiting for him the terraced walk immediately out to say...

Jside the sitting-room windows.

"Look here, old chap, I've never

FA.

1

When July came and the beauty seen your, garden since the winter. and the colour were almost unbear- I'll bet it's in good trim now let's able to Alice she determined to go and have a look at it. have, a last try to Interest Stephen Stephen set his jaw. And then':

"Of course, yes, in her garden. She cajoled, she im-

of course. plored, she great angry. She said want you to see it badly. My wife, she had a lovely surprise specially is proud of it." for him and that she would be Alice Cumming, weeding in the heartbroken if he didn't come and rose garden, saw them descending tho-brick-steps from the terrace. nee-it.

"*"I don't expect you," she said, "to Hor heart leapt. Stephen was enter- be interested in things you don't ing her paradise at last, the thing care about, but couldn't you put of her own creation which, because! yourself out for me this once? I she had no children she loved above of my beds everything else. At last! At last! want you to see one

But he mustn't see her her sur- specially.".

But Stephen resisted all her price item until later. The best efforts, saying that she had her plece must be kept until the end! hobbies and he had his, and now She threw down her hoe and ran! that they could afford to indulge along the path to intercept her them it waa Better that they visitors.

shouldn't interfere with each other. Hamilton had never seen auch "But, my dear," said Alice, "no-size or such perfection, of bloom. body's talking about interference. I "But, Mrs. Cumming, you're a just want you to come and see some-genius!" he kept saying. "How' thing I'm very, very proud of."- |d'you" "do ̈it?—My ̈chap" can't get hydrangeas, to flower out of doors like that. And those tropæoluma! They're prize, madam, prize."

4

#

**

*

Stephen put her off. He would go down one day when he wasn't quite so busy. He was building a miniature rifle range in the paddock in the same style as Hamilton's over

#

*

*

Stephen was still silent, gripping himself, gripping the barrel of hia

at Farnham. He must get it finish- rifle until his fingers were white. ed. before Saturday because he'd And all around him the scent surged jasked Hamilton to come and try it up on waves pulsating.

put.

"And now," said Alice, too er-

And so Alice went back to her grossed as an exhibitor to notice flowers.

her husband, "I'm going to tell you you have not seen the half of my kingdom. Follow me."

Newton, national

Mrs. Jane Emery daughter of a former commander ol the American Legion, and her negro husband, Herbert Newton, are pictured in arrest Chicago following their during a Communistic demonstra tion, which was, staged in of their eviction. Mrs. Vo former student at the University of Michigan, was to be subjected to a psychiatry examination.

CANADIAN LADY

PASSES

Miss Susan Higgins

FUNERAL YESTERDAY. AT HAPPY VALLEY

That night, lying sleepless in her bed, another thing worried.her. Every now and then a breath of She led them to a remote part.of west wind came in through the win-the garden where there was the dow laden with scent from the beginning of an orchard. As they 30th Jan.garden.''

rounded the corner of a tall privet | 11th Feb.

She was just beginning to enjoy hedge, there came, into view rows her wakefulness when she saw upon rows of white flowers, some Stephen creep out-of-bed-furtively, grawing to a height of six feet and steal over to the window and slam carrying from a dozen to fifteen The death of Miss Susan Higgins, it shut. When she remonstrated bloome on their slender stalks. They of the staff of Messrs. Butterfield 21st Feb. with him he told her that he was formed a half circle round a stone and Swire, occurred yesterday at 21st Mar,

the god Pan. And the the Canossa Hospital at the age of cold and that if she liked to sleep statue of in a howling draught she could re-scent of those flowers was over-144, years, move herself to one of the spare powering.

rooms.

MOMBASA,

ZANZIBAR, Arizona Maru

DARES-SALAAM, BEIRA, Arabia' Maru

Mon., Wed.,

4th Feb. 8th Mar.

LOURENCO MARQUES,

DURBAN, PORT ELIZA-

BETH, CAPE TOWN.

Colombo algı

MELBOURNE,

SOUTH AMERICAN

PORTS vis

Singapore,&

BRISBANE, Melbourne Mard SYDNEY WELLINGTON Sydney Maro & AUCKLAND direct

BOMBAY & †KARACHI via Celebes Maru

Singapore, Penang and Alaska Maru

4. Colombo

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Himalaya Maru Belawan Deli, & Rangoon ... Borneo Mari

JAPAN PORTS

*JAPAN via Takao & Keelung Canada Maru KEELUNG via Bwatow and Hozan Maru'

Amoy

TAKAO via SWATOW and Deli Maru

AMOY..... TAKAO & Keelung

Thurs.. Thurs.,

Fri

Sun

Fri.,

Wed.,

1st Feb.

餒。”

#

+

Ann

The late Miss Higgins was a na- "Behold," said Hamilton, "the tive of Canada, joining the staff of Alice cried quietly under the gates of Heaven and the angels Messrs. Butterfield and Swire in Later the wna bed-clothes. Stephen had never been thereof."

Tientaln in 1924. like this. He must be ailing, poor "Lilium auratam-" Alice began, transferred to the Colony. dear.

and stopped. She was looking at The funeral took place at the Stephen was ailing. He was ail Stephen. . His face had turned Protestant Cemetery in the evening, ing so badly that on the following deathly white. He was trying to the Rev. E. W. L. Martin officiated. Saturday his hand shook so violent-shout, to scream, but no sound Among those present were: ly that he could not even hit his own came. Then, pushing his wife Messrs. C. C. Knight, W. Wood, T. 7th Feb. targets at twenty-five yards range. aside, he suddenly raised his rifle Low, S. H. Edkins, J. D. Danby, G., 7th Mar. So much

so that Hamilton was and fired five times into the crescent K. Oliver, J. D. H. Crawford, R. G. prompted to ask what in the name of flowers.

Castleton, Mrs. M. E. Donaldson, Two 31st Jan, of this and that was the matter

bodies fell almost simul- Miss E., Finlay, Miss Rattey, Mr. 3rd Feb: with him.

taneously; the burden one of the and Mrs. R. Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. "It's all this damned scent about tallest. lilium auratum, snapped at Pullen, Sister Mosey, Misa V. J.. G. the place," said Stephen without the base of its stem by the fourth Smith, Lam Yam-chuen and others 20th Feb, thinking. "It gets me down, bullet, and Stephen Cumming, the of the staff of Messrs. Butterfeld

mean-I mean I've got a sort of victim of the fifth.

and Swire.

Wreaths were sent by: jhay fever."

"Nonsense," said.

Hamilton, Just above the waistline of the Parkes, R. G. Castleton, Mr. and "you've got a chill. Let's give this stone statue of Pan was a gash Mrs. R. Millar, Eva Finlay, Mr. and a miss to-day and get out into the caused, the coroner said Inter, by Mrs. J. H. Little, Mr. and Mrs. G. sun."

the bullet which had ricochetted. K. Oliver, Mok Hing Kong. Mar- Stephen was allent as they saun-That, and the shock of it, had killed garet Wright, Winifred Lawson, dered along the drive towards the him.

Maureen Ramsey,, H. and Y. Bab house, their Winchester repeaters] Yet even Alice did not see the bidge, Mr. and Mrs. Cualouer, tucked under their arms. He knew grim humour in the notice of her Mabel E. Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. H. Crawford, Mary Rattey, what was coming, and a struggle husband's death, which read: was' going on inside him." Should | CUMMING-On July 10, 1984, Miss J. L. Dunlop, Mok Yue Yam, he face it out, and by doing so pos-

at Grass Ends, Buckinghamshire, Mr-and-Mra-Pullen, H.-J. Lowie, through Jaibly conquer the vile, indefinfte

an accident, Stephen L Shiu Kong, Yew Man- Shu, Mrs. thing that cloyed his senses? You Cumming, aged 48. Funeral on Deacon and Irene, Yiu Man Lee, showed a small boy by leading him July 14 at Farnham. No flowers Tain Wah Shun; Cheung Shiu Ki,

by request.

Capt. and Mrs. L. Lovegrove, Harry and Maud, P. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. R. Shannon, Miss E. M. Frout, MR. C. VIERA-RIBEIRO Ying-lim, Pak Chuen-lan, Mr. and Messrs. Tam Yuen Chien, Tauf

LAID TO REST

Yesterday's Ceremony

Thurs., Sun.,

Thurs.,

7th Feb. 3rd Feb.

7th Feb.

Celebes Mara direct call at For Bandar Bedibunder, Kundla & Mandyl Alanks Maru Direct esll at Bushire, Mohamerah and Bussrah. t-Omita Parta Marked,

For Further Particulars. Please apply to:

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA,

Telephone 28061

SHIP & ENGINE- BUILDERS.

SHIP & ENGINE REPAIRERS.

MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.

BOILER MAKERS.

IRON FOUNDERS.

(Licensed To Manufacture Lans Ferllt Iron.)

BRASS FOUNDERS.

FORGE MASTERS. OXY-ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDERS.

THE TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING COMPANY

OF HONG KONG, LIMITED.

SALVAGE TUG “TAIKOO"

Wireless Call"

V.P.G.Ň. 600 Meters,

IKOODOCK."

isral: One

over

́DRY DOCK ·

Length:7874 Feet. Length on Blocks 750 feet. Breadth at entrance.

- 93. ft. 4 the... Depth on Centre of

8 4HW.0.8.T.)> 84«ft. 6+Ina. THREE SLIPWAYS

Capable of Handling Ekipa, Up *to 4,600 Tour Displacement. CRANES

100 TON Electric Crane at Bin Wi Entran¦LAfting reach „70: fost..

25 TON. High: tower: gantry::Travelling

Lätting, riding, 77. Fc-6-

HONG KONG

the Dry Dock and Bea

BUTTERFIELD LIBWIE *Pennant Ans.” HONG KONG, CHINA

THE END.

At Happy Valley.

MANY TRIBUTES

1

CANADIAN.

PACHET

CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS

Cruise to Manila and Return

by the

EMPRESS

£12,0.0:-First-Class-

STEAMINE Saturday, Feb

Sunday,

Monday,

Monday,

Tuesday,

Wednesday,

OF CANADA

£8:00,-Tourist-Class-

p.m. sail from Hong Kong

en roate

8. a.m. Arrive Manila

p.m. Leave Manila

en route

a.m, arrive Hong Kong.

Passengers wishing to spend a little longer in Manila may return by the General Lee, leaving Manila noon on Thursday 7th and arriving in Hong Kong, noon on Saturday 9th.

Telephone 20752.

CANADIAN PACIFIC

WORLDN GREATENT TRAVEL SYSTEM

THE

FUNNEL

BLUE

J'

LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICES |

LONDON SERVICE, HECTOR

CALCHAS

LIVERPOOL

AGAPENOR

NEW YORK

MARON

Sails 18 Feb. Marseilles, London, Rot.

terdam & Glasgow. Salla 20 Feb. Casablanco, London, Rat- terdam, Humburg & Hull, SERVICE.

Sails ·1 Feb, for Tripoli, Havre, Liver-

pool and Bromborough, SERVICE.

Sails 8th Feb. for Boston, New York, Philadelphia' and Baltimore vis Manila, Straits, and Suer,

PACIFIC SERVICE. {vla ̄KOBE & YOKOHAMA). TALTHYBIUS

Sails 14 Feb, for Victoria, Vancouver

and Sexitle.

INWARD SERVICE. .AENETS

TALTHY BUIS

PHENUIES LYCAON

Due 5. Feb. from U.K. via Straits.

5

OF

Shanghai Pacifie

Pacific via Japan &

12.

7 Feb. from New York via Manila

For freight, passage rates and information apply to

Butterfield & Swire,

Tel. 80338.

1 Connaught Road, C.,

UK, via Straits Specially reduced farca are quoted for cargo steamers with Mrs S. Lo, Robert Bung, Repulsemited passenger accommodation.. Bay Hotel Staff, Staff of Canosas Hospital, Freight Department (Chinese Staff), China Navigation | Co. (Branch Office), China Naviga tion Co., Ltd., (Superintendents), Butterfeld and Swire and others.

The funeral of the late Mr. PEIPING-TSINGTAO THROUGH Carlos Viera-Ribeiro, who passed SERVICE IN APRIL away on Monday, took place yeater- day afternoon at the Catholic

Peiping-Taingtạo Cemetery, Happy Valley, the Reva through railway service whereby Father L. M. Rossi, assisted by the passengers will not be required Rev, Father. Spada, officiated.to change coaches in Tainan, will A large number of relatives and be inaugurated on April 1 friends from the Socony-Vacuum according to a message from Company and the Portuguese com- Nanking. This train is to carry munity was present.

coaches of the Pelping-Shanghal Among those present were the express. four sons, Méssrs. A., C, L, and

TRAVEL A.-O. LINE

AUSTRALIA. Calling at Manila (P. Ia.), Thursday Is., Cairni, Tawarri Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne,

The

܂

new

British Steamers; ChanGTE - Taiping (surners)

FASTEST and MOST UP-TO-DATE-STEAMERS in. THE SERVICE.

GENERATOPEN":"AIR"SWIMMING POOL.. ELECTRIC LAUNDRY; BARBER SHOP, SURGEON and STEWARDESS CARRIED.

Enjoy Your Short Leave in Australia and New Zealand.

Hong Kong to Sydney-19 Days. FIRST CLASS FARE TO SYDNEY, £78 RETURN

LONDON (via Australia) from (Australian Newspapers on file)

CHA

V., Ribeiro and the daughters Mrs. Alves, P: Pereira, D. Marques. Leo TAIPING. L. Remedios and Miss C. Ribeiro, Ag d'Almada e Castro, Bz., A., J. C., da CHANGTE chief mourners with other re- Rocha, C. A. Lopes, A. A, Alves, G; TAIPING latives; and Messrs. H. L. Schultz, Sequeira, Carlos Chan, F. P. Grača EH. Tyson, H. H. Pethick FB Ozorio AFB Silve-Netto, L Tracy, T. J. Draper, W., Kally, J. Lima, O. Carvalho, H. Jorge L. Brook, M. A, Simoes, HA, M. Ribeiro, B. D'Aquino, C.18. M. Figueiredo, H. J. Figueiredo, A. Alves, A. Sequerie, J. Barros, D. |D'Almada, J., ta, rAVA. Alonco, W. E. Hollända. - FROM

Botelho A. L. Botelho, ERAM avier, and, others,

AUS

Apt.

•May”

16

ORIENTAL LINE LIMIT ject to alteration without nekiosks

ply to: An AP BUTTERFIELD?" BWIKI,

Hong Kong, China, a' Japan.