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Makati

P.O.-British India

Apcar and

Eastern Australian

Lines

PAT

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND), MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS,

TAKING CARGO FOR

STRAITS, JAVA, BURMA CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, AND RED SEA; EGYPT,

CONSTANTINOPLE, GREECE, LEVANTINE PORTS, EUROPE, &c.

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PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. (Under Contract with HM. Government.)

8.8.

From

About

Tons Hong Kour

1935.

*ALIPORE

CARTHAGE

**BHUTAN

CATHAY

· **BEHAR

6,500 15th Mar.

16,000 23rd Mar, 0,100 30th Mar.

16,200 6th Apr. 6,100 13th Apr.

CORFU

+*SOUDAN

RANCHI

NALDERA

+*BURDWAN RANPURA

RAJPUTANA

*+SOMALI

16,000 20th Apr.

7,000 27th Apr.

17,000

4th May 16,000 18th May

Destination.

S'pore, Penang, Columbo,

Marseilles, & London.

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1985

REORGANISING U.S.

SHIPPING

Big State Subsidy Plans

VESSELS FOR USE IN CASE OF, WAR

Plans are under consideration. for a drastic reorganisation of the US. mercantila marine. The main feature of the proposals is the construction of new vessela in....... such a manner that they could quickly be converted into troop- ships or aeroplane carriers in the event of war ortada d

A subsidy from the Govern- ment, which it is suggested might be in the neighbourhood of £5,000,000, is also proposed.

It is understood that the Navy posals for the construction of Department has approved pro-

new cabin liners, cargo boats, cold storage vessels and tankers, subject to the condition that the plans are first approved by Navy officials.

Legislation is likely to be sought either for direct construc- tion grants, representing the difference between building costs in America, and abroad, or for Bombay operating subsidles.

Mar-les, Havre, London, Hamburg

Roterdam, Antwerp & Hull. Marseilles & London.

Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London Hambug, Rotterdam, Antwerp Hull. Marseilles & London.

Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg

Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull. Bombay, Marseilles & London.

DO

Antwerp & Hull.

17,000 1st June

Bombay, farselllen & London.

17,000 15th Juno

DO --

!

Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull..

Leviathan Problem.

One of the outstanding pro- tile marine in relation to foreign iblems of the American mercan-

competition is what to do with the out-of-date Leviathan, which is lying idle in New York Har- bour. The United States Lines, who own the vessel, are under contract to make seven Atlantic return voyages in each of the) next two years.

The Flemington police in - vestigated an attack made, on Mira. Simon Rivkin, Bronx beauty shop proprietress, who was to have tsetified for the prosecution chať Mrs. Anna Hauptmann frequently gave her $10 and $20 bills in pay. ment for 500 and 75c treatments in her beauty shop.

لرحم

THE BURIAL PLACE

OF KEATS

Menaced By Rome- Plans

TRAFFIC CONDITIONS RESPONSIBLE

BRAVEST DEED OF THE YEAR

Stanhope Gold Medal For Naval Officer

SAVED MAN IN CHOPPY SEA

Cho Stanhope Gold Medal for "the"

bravest deed of the year" was awarded last month at the annual Court of the Royal Humane Society at Water-gate House, Adelphi, W.C., to Lieu- tenant Hugh N. A. Richardson, in respect of an incident in Lamlash Harbour, Isle of Arran, Scotland, last year.

HALS. Wolfhound was at an- chor in the harbour when, in the early morning, an ordinary sen- man fell overboard and was swepti (astern in the darkness.The weather was cold, with strong south-westerly squalls, causing. a choppy sea. Two lifebuoys were thrown at once, but they failed to reach the man.

Lieutenant Richardson threw off his coat and seaboots and dived clothed into the sea and swam to the man, whom he tried to tow to the nearest lifebuoy.

to

Rescuer Swept Away Unable to do so, he swam the buoy, and bringing it back to the seaman, placed it under his shoulders.'

By this time a boat was lower- ed, and with the aid of a search light, the seaman was picked up.

While getting the man into the boat, Lieutenant Richardson lost hold of the lifebuoy and was him- self swept away in the darkness. It was ten minutes later when he was found in an exhausted condition, half-a-mile away from the ship.

The company has now suggest- Uncertainly surrounds the fate of The wind was so strong" that ed that it should be allowed to the English cemetery at Rome in the boat could not make any substitute a new cabin liner;

6,000 26th May Marseilles, Havre, London, Rotterdam, similar to the fast. Manhattan which Keats is buried and Shelley's headway, and drifted to a lee and Washington for the Levin-ashes lie. A town-planning scheme shore, where it was beached, than and to hand the latter over

which Signor Mussolini has decided Lieutenant Richardson and the to the Navy department to be to carry out before the end of the crew wading ashore.

Fascist year next October includes kept in condition in case it is 7,000 22nd June Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg, needed for transport purposes in the enlargement of the square in the event of war.

front of St. Paul's Gate..

•Carzo only. + Calls Casablancs

Besides these projects to raise This, may entail cutting off part Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Con-the, merchant fleet

[of the old cemetery, which is tantinople, Piraeus, Smyrna and other Levant Ports by steamers of the level of foreign rivals, the Navy longer used. Shelley's ashes, how Khedival Mail Steamship Co.

Department is seeking authorias-ever, are in the new cemetery ad tion to, apend £30,000,000 in the joining....

BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.

1965.

TILAWA

SANTHIA.. TALMA SIRDHANA·

10,000 16th Mar.

8,000 29th Mar, 10,000 12th Apr. 8,000 20th Apr. 7,000 10th May

Jingapore Port Swetlenham, Penang

and cutta, S'pore. Vening and Calcutta.

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TAKADA

nearer

the

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next. two years on the replace Joseph Severn, the painter, was ment of more than 100 naval buried next to Keata;. Trelawny lles auxiliary vessels, such as tenders, near Shelley's tomb. Many other tugs, and tankers.

distinguished English men and women are buried there.

B.I. Apcar Line steamers have excellent accommodation Ioa} › .. 1st and 2nd class passengers. ·

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EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South,

1935.

ROMANTIC TALE OF PIRATE CAPTIVES

Sick Girl Nursed By Fellow-Prisoner

created the present problem.

Modern traffic conditions have.

JOBS FOR 150-TON

FLOATING CRANE

PRESIDENT LINERS TOURIST CLASS

The

New Comfortable Way

to be Economicall

If you are of those thrifty travelem who like to and economy that is not gained at the expense of every other thing, you will delight in President Linen Tourist Class. All outde stater oms...each with hot and cold running water...splendid cuisine and service that is famous the world over make kapal- dent Linere very low Toudst Class fares real travel bargains!

THE SUNSHINE ROUTE 18 Days SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK To San Francisco - Vis: Shangraaf, Koba, Tokohama and Honolulu

Fortnightly sailings

Pres, Hoover Mar. 23, Noon Pres. Lincoln .......Apr. 9, M'night Pres, Coolidge. Apr. 20, Noon Pres. Cleveland May 7, Midnight Press Hoover May 18, Noon. Ja

RUROPE, NEW YORK Inquire for round-trip tickets to Europe 1. in "connection with Lloyd Triestino Via: Manila,... Singapore, Colombo, Bombay, Suss and the Mediterranean

BEATTLE, VICTORIA THE EXPRESS ROUTE 17 Days To Seattle Vin Shanghal, Kobe and Tokohama

Fortnightly flings—

Pres. McKinley Mar, 16, 6,00 m.xm. Pres. Grant...Mar. 30, 6.00, m.m. Pres. Jefferson..Apr. 13, 6.00 8.m. Prea. Jackson Apr. 27, 8.60 a.m. Pres. McKinley 1.May 11, 6.00 8.m.” MANILA

THE MOST FREQUENT SERVICE

NEXT SAILING

Pres, Garfield ... Mar. 16, 8 m. Pres. Hoover ...Mar., 14, 9.00 p.m. Prea Folk

Mar. 30, 8. M.2-

Pres, Garfield..Mar. 18, 8.00 a.m. Apr. 13, 8 a.m.Pres. Grant...Mar. 28, 6,00 p.m. .Apr. 27, 8 a.m. Pres.-Polk...Mar. 30, 8.00 .. (May 11, 8 amy: Pres- Lincoln. Apr. 2, 6.00p.m.

[Pres" Adams

Pres. Harrison Pres. Hater

BOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN HAIL LINE"

BARBER-WILHELMSEN LINE

MONTHLY SERVICE AL

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NEW YORK. SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES,

· and

PANAMA CANAL Ports. Next Sailing

Moving Mainmast of M.S. "TAI PING YANG"

Majestic

SLINGING “BLUE BIRD” ON BOARD SHIP

The The mainmast of the Cunard- square by the old gateway is so in White Star liner Majestic was lifted adequate to the needs of the cars out of the ship by the Southern going to and from Ostia, Rome's Railway. Company's 150-ton floating new seaside resort, that more acci-¡crane. at Southampton last month denta happen there than in any other.The mast, one piece of steel, is part of the city. ...

240ft. in length, and weighs 18 tons. Signor Mussolin, in directed the Its heel extended 45ft, into the ship new Governor of Rome, Signor Bot- from the upper deck, or three decks tai, to leave the cemetery as it is if down, make lade na urang How a fisherman's young daugh- he can possibly do so.

It was drawn almost .perpendicu ter of Tungtal and a farmer of

larly from its setting, and was then

ENGAGEMENT RESULTS

!

2nd Apr. Manila, Robsul, Brisbena, Sydney Chitung fell in love with each other FLOOD-LIGHTING IN pulled into a horizontal position and

NANKIN

NELLORE TANDA

7,000 7,000 7,000

3rd May

1st June

Melbourne & Hobart,

Begular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and

when they were both prisoners in

the lair of a gang of pirates opera- ting in the mouth of the Yangtze

BERLIN

lowered son to the pontoon of the crane. The mast is to undergo examination and repair.

River is related by the Eastern Important Buildings To

the Be Illuminated ·

Times.

The crane was also used to lift 35ft. case containing Sir Japan the fisherman's

According to the report,

Malcolm Campbell's 2,850 h.p. isc-| daughter,

ing car, Bluebird,. into, the Cunard- Miss Several of the more important White Star liner Aquitania, in Tsing Linching, was taken prison-buildings and monuments in Central which it is to be taken to America. AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND for cheap Holiday,er by pirates on a junk last autumn. Berlin are to be regularly floodlit at

and Hong Kong to Australia.

Hong Kong to Sydney ---- 19 days.

(Burkar, Fishing, Bhooting, and Climates to salt all. Your Engle money is worth 25 per cent.. more),

No Additional Charge for Dock Cabina, Orchestra carried—Laundry, Sargown--Stewarden.

San Deck Swimming Pool

Soon after, she became seriously night, among them the Brandenburg

lineken

ill and was left unattended in a Arch at the western end of Unter SET GUN TO GUARD dirty hut by her captors. Chang den Linden. Also the dome and Yung-feng, a Chitung farmer, who towers of the Cathedral and the for

HER WEALTH. WE E&A Cuisine and Berrion are unsurpasseą.

was also a captive of the maraudere, mer Imperial Palace on the Spree Son Touches Trap And: Frequent connections from Australia, with the following:--

8.8. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom vis New nursed the sick girl until her con- at the eastern end the War

The vor, Ska Francisco, eto,

Lealand,

The P. & O. Royal Mail Steamers to Londón and

The P. & O. Branch Service of stentara to London via Buta,

dition considerably improved. Memorial, the Opera, and the Town

By this time, government forces Hall.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and had come to their assistance and

London via Panama Canal.

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.

7,000 3rd Apr,

*BOUDAN

TALMA

CORFU

NELLORE

RANCHI

BIRDHANA

BURDWAN

·TAKADA !! NALDERA

1935.

7,000 20th Mar,

10,000 21st Mar.

14,500 22nd Mar

• Cargo only.

-17,000

4th Apr.

8,000 4th Apr.

6,000 17th Apr.

7,000 18th Apr,

́¡18,000 *18th Apr.

S'hai, Kobe, Yokohama.

Amoy, S'hai, Moji, Kobe & Osaka. S'hal, Kobe, Yokohama.

Shai., Moll, Kobe & Yokohama.

-

Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama, Amoy, S'ha!., Moji, Kobo & Osake,

'S'hai., Moji, Kobe & Yokohama.

Amoy, S'hal, Moji, Kobo & Osaka,

Shanghai, Kobo & Yokohama

All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans or Punks Louvre System Steamers on, London and Australian Idnes are fitted with Laundries. Parcels measuring not more than & cu. ft will be realved at the Com Day Once up to Noon on the day previous to sailing s

For further information, Pazars,

*. Freight, Handbooks, ste, apply MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.,

- P. & O. Building Connaught Rd. C. Hong Kong.

they managed to escape to Nan- tungchow last Thursday where they became engaged.

21.

FIREMEN IMPEDED-

Hose Turned On Crowd

In Melbourne Firemen turned a hose on spectators who were hampering their efforts to control

a fire which caused damage estimated at £2500 in the factory of the Weaving Elastic Manufacturing) Company, Abbotsford.

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Is Killed

Frau Kuerzinger, a widow, of

PASSPORTS SOLD TO Ingolstadt, in Bavaria, made sure that anyone trying to steal her COOLIES

money would get a warm recep- tlon.

Shantung Labourers

And Manchukuo -

The Shantung provincial, authori ties have prohibited the exodus of ments have been heavy recently. Labourers Into Manchuria. Recruit-

She hid the sack of notes in the barn of her farm and set a gun to go off as soon as the sack was touched.

Soon after she had set the trap the widow heard the gun go

A Japanese firm has been selling her thirteen-year-old son dying. She ran to the barn and found Passports" into Manchoukue to the He had touched the sack by ac coolies and is continuing to sell the cident. tickets in spite of Chinese protests.

on

MARCH 18th

Excellent Accommodaties

för 12 Passengers ·

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PRINCESSES' OLD FRIEND

Stationmaster At Glamis Dead

GERMANY'S BIRTH RATE

Mussolini Predicts 80,000,000 In 1950

A station-master who, for nine] In four years Germany's popu

The fire broke out about 6 pm. SMASHED - HIS WAY CURE FOR YAWNING years, was never absent on the lation will be 70,000,000, and be- :

Hundreds of spools of alik and

cotton, which were standing in

TO WORK

racks in weaving and spinning Unemployment Problem

machines, were burnt

At the worst period of the fire; complaints were made by the firemen that the spectators, in- cluding

children

frow

Agent

ed

unemp

Tickle The Feet With Rubber Hammer

George Van Cleas, of Chicas

her yawn malady" was cured after an attack la ing nearly 24 hour

frequent occasions when mem-fore 1950 it will be 80,000.000, bers of the Royal

writes Premier Mussolint in "Po- his; station, died last month:

polo d'Italia," dealing with the He was Mr. Robert Buchan, achieved by the National So- miftio increase of the German birthrate. station master at Glamis, Angus, cialist, population policy.

and when Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose

octors, rapped him on the tiny children he always had

of his feet with a rubb

hammer

drove

rents

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