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LLOYD TRIESTINO

EXPRESS PASSENGER SERVICE.

FAR-EAST INDIA

SAILINGS 1935

For Shanghai

"Cante Rosso".

4th July

1.3: "Conte Verde”

1st. Ass

1.3. "Conte BonoTM

1. "Conte Verde"

1st Sept

3rd Oct.

ITALY

For Singapore, Colombo, Bombay, Saez, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice, CLondon by rail) & Trieste.

B. "Conte Rosso 12th July 9th Aug. "Conte Verde "Conte Rosso".... 9th Sept. 11th Oct. "Conte Ve.de"

LLOYD TRIESTINO Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Add. *LLOYDIANO,” POB.. 143 Tel. $2981 Agents' in Canton- Dodwell Co., Ltd: Shameen

YKLINE

N.

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E

· General Passenger Agents in the Orient for

Cunard White Star Line

SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai. Japan Forts and Honolulu

Sunday, 21st July at 1 am TAIYO MARU CHICHIBU MARU (Calls N'saki)... Wednesday, 31st July Wednesday, 14th Ang. TATSUTA. MARU

SEATTLE & VANCOUVER

HIYE MARU (Starts from Kobe). Monday, HEIAN MARU (Starts from Kobe). Monday.

LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM,

TERUKUNI MARU

HAKUSAN YAET

HARUNA MARU

29th July

12th Aug

Friday,

19th July

Saturday, 3rd Aug

Saturday. 17th Aug.

27th July

24th Ang

28th July 11th Aug.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Mania & Ports.

Saturday,

Saturday,

BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang & Colombo.

KAMO MARU

KITANO MARU

+MATERASHI MARU

GINYO MARU

Sunday,

Sunday,

SOUTH AMERICA (West Coast) via Japan, Honolulu.

Los Angeles, Mexico and Panama.

NEW YORK via Panamania

RAKUTO MABU

1NAKO MARÍ

18th July Thamesday,

Tuesday, 23rd July

LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Beyrouth. Istanbul, Piraeus,

Genoa and Valencia.

+DURBAN MARU (Calls Varseilles) Saturday 13th July CALCUTTA Via Singapore, Penang & Hangoon.

+BENGAL MARU.

†TOKUSHIMA MARU

*TSUSHIMA MARU

KITANO MARU (Calls N'saki)

KATORI MARU

Monday, 15th July Monday,

Thursday,

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

ANYO MARU

CATRO - MULT

Telephone 30291

Friday, Saturday, Sunday,

NEW YORK via Japan, Los Tokai Maru

Direct at Cristobal, Puerto,

29th July 8th Aug

19th July 20th July 28th July

Fri Sat

26th July 10th Aug

Wed, 24th July Thurs., 22nd Ang,

O

S.K

SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

Angeles and Panama Cali Kwanzai Man

Colombis, Boston Philadel

phia and Baltimore

BIO-DE-JANEIRO, SANTOS Buenos Aires Marn

MONTEVIDEO & BUENOS Santos Mare

Colombo Durban, and Cape

MOMBASA ZANZIBAR. Áralia

DARTS-SALAAM BETRA Manila.

CAPE TOWN SOUTH

AMERICAN FORTE vis

Sngapore Colombo

MELBOURNE,

SIDNEY WELLING Sydney Mara

AIRES

Town

Singapore,

LOURENCO

MARQUES

DUPKAN, ALGOA BAY.

Mon

6th Aug

THE CHINA MAIL SATURDAY, JULY 1.

GRAVEYARD OF

LOST SHIPS

Strange Museum

Of Relics

SOUVENIRS OF UNKNOWN WRECKS

Relics of a number of wrecks and vessels which have been, wash- jed up without a trace of the crew in the East Yorks coast during the last 66 years can be seen on the wall of the workshop of two joiner brothers. Messrs. T. E and J. J. Ake, of Mappleton E. Yorks Here are the name-plate of over! 50 vessels of all nationalities They include that of the George. wrecked 50 years ago, and that of the Premier II, a Bridlington Ivessel lost a year ago.

Mr. Thomas Ake said: "Behind every name-plate there is the story of a rescue or a tragedy. One nameplate the Victoria-recalis my boyhood days when I saw her wrecked of Mappleton. I also saw the wreck of the Amcott, Jost off Tunstall in November, 1993.! with fifteen lives.

Strange Finds

"I and my brother have spent days and nights on the beaches, and in the old days of sailing

ships we found something every day. During the war we found

** Prime medical attention is being given to the treatment for infantile paralysis developed by Dr. J. G. Stulb of New Orleans. shown here with Heary Puderer, 10. one of the children treated successfully with the method, in which blood transfusions from well persons are employed.

He Was Black, That One

(Continued from Page 9.)

And the girl kissed her, a pies

large quantities of candles lard, sant touch that Mary had not felt butter, matches and a number, of these many years. gruesome things.

money. No nee being loops. He would never love me again. He could lie there pretending, and I would just fade ont.

"I wrote on a paper, Don, for- “I haven't a friend in the world, give me. I shall never see you

“Among those name-plates you; will see the Bessie Hiller, of but you are a dear," this girl said.; again," and I put a cushion under Faversham. She was washed up Then bide here, my daughter, his head and kissed him good- jat Aldborough upside down, and

for time is the famous healer, and bye." no trace of her crew was

this is as lane a place as you'll gre Norwegian found There Russian and Italian vessels amour find," said Mary Frice them. but the majority British."

ever

BANK MANAGER SENTENCED

Imprisonment For Fraud

vestment.

London

are

The next evening, while the girl sat sewing a patchwork quilt that she had begged Mary to let her work at, she told her history.

Her name was Beryl Grahame. "...I lived in London. stabbed a man,” she said.

I

The old woman, gibbbering over her spills, seemed rocked with silent laughter.

"Dock for a sting and mulberry for proud flesh," she said, "but for

a sore heart time and the ear of

friend."

The girl did not understand

"I came away here because someone once told me it was, of

with the wind whistling along the map i buzz off to-morrow. Cysty Blaidd and no human sound You won't want me here, but I'm but the crackle of paper as Mary glad I told you.” folded spills for her pipe, Beryl

gibbering

bright eyes,

ber over

You

Mary stuck her sheaf of spills in: the Toby jug. A bank manager who speculat felt as if the world had vanished,

"And where will you be go- ed on the Stock Exchange was, at and that little stone-fagged, stone the Old Bailey recently, sentenced walled stone roofed kitchen was ing she asked "Best here till

the inside of a star hurling my son Idris comes home, to zime months in the second divi-i sion for fraudulently converting through space, and the old woman will forget that black chest. "Your son?" asked Beryl money entrusted to him for in-with her queer

paper- "My son, Idris," said she, "who! He was Sydney Arthur Sutherfolding, a ghostly gaoler carrying won his scholarship to Ponty-

her of to judgment.

Mawddach and was crowned Bard land, 61, formerly manager of the

"I was a pianist at a resturant-l of the Eisteddfod He went of the Leicester-square branch

I had two hundred pounds away to get fame and come Midland Bank,

The case for the prosecution mother left, and I met this man at with a pocketful of guineas and

Satherland received the restaurant. He was a writer, $4,500 from Mr. William Heary be said, but he did not write much Daly, retired coffee planter in In-He was terribly easy to look at, dia, now living at Bournemouth, and he had a way with him. and his wife, for investment, and went mad about him. Everyone did.

If he came in at that door now converted the money.

WILS that

back

golden gown for his old mother, look you!"

I

**And left you all alone?" said Berri Where is he?"

"Dear knows," said Mary. **T will write," he said, "when I have good news. Maybe I will cross Sutherland stated that prior to should run to him

will "When the restaurant closed be the seas and maybe I 1926 he had done fairly well out

of small transactions on the used to take me to suppers and get work in London, hut when I Stock Exchange, and the proposal clubs and dances. We took a flat come back you shall ride in your of him car and hire Caradoc Evans to de to Mr. and Mrs. Duly was that he wanted to make should buy and sell shares, and very woman seemed to try to your milking Oh, a grand lad he is, indeed, and all the giris he proposed to get 10 per cent take him from me

Mary Price laughed harshly.were after him. Lonely Ive been interest on their money out of the

"What was his name. Beryl without him”. difference in the purchase and

The girl aniled. bach ?" selling prices and not by long-

"Whose? Oh, Don's. Don Main- Tails up, Mary” she said; } term investment ·

up - You The jury recommended Suther-waring. Only three months I some day he'll roll

deserve to be happy. You've stood by me like a mother" land to mercy.

CORSIGNEES NOTICE

THE BEN LINK STEAMERS. LIMITED

From LEITH, MIDDLESERO ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.

Thurs, 5th Sept The Steamship,

20th July 30th

BRISBANE, Melbourne Maru

“Wed., " 7th Aug, Satu 7th Sept.

AUCKLAND" dinget:

BOMBAY & KARACHI

Singapore,

Penang and) Atlant

-Mara

Karu

CALCUTTA via Sing

· 20th July

Belawan Deli, & Kangoon

“Himalaya" Mara

Colomba

“BENDORÁN **

Kept him."

"The Dear pity you." sald Mary. "So you ran away from London, that great sty**

A spasm twisted the old wo- Įman's face."

**That was a sweet word, Beryl Something happened,” said the girl "He told me he was going bech," said she away with Sally Trebearme. She's John Jones used to tie his rich. She could give him the weekly paper on the churn for things he wanted. They we go-Mary every Tuesday morning, Ang to Cann125.

Yon and one Tuesday in March she TI got her paper and a letter in the She could zet biscuit tin, as well."

go back to your music, Low send you money 25 soon hold of any

"Myfarwy” said Mary, black, that one.”

not read without her spectacles, he was and Beryl had the breakfast ready, so she did not look for Beryll them until she had exten.

Consignces of Cangu are hereby we were at breakfast, informed that a Goods are being went on "and picked up the landed, at their risk into the bazand-

She was seeking them when and, tuming.

ons and/or extra hazardous Godown bread-knife and strack at him she heard r

cut his saw Beryl

of Tas Hong Kong and Kowloon 1 was mad with lost. Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd. whe

wrist. He anghed, and said, "80

diag from the wharves delivery ifle zake." - 1

obtained.

No rims will be admitted after

the Goods have left the

and all Goods, remaining

ed after the 17th Jubu:

1st Aug Frimst

per.

Beryt

BY

CANADIAN PACIFIC

ANNOUNCE 1936 SAILINGS

Hong Shang- Kong hai

E/Japan Jan, 14 Jan 16- E/Aša

Kobe Teko

Couver

hama Honolulu Victoria Leave Arrine Leave Leave Leave Leave Arrive

Jan. 19 Jan. 31 Jan. 27 Feb. 1

Feb. 15 Jan 09 Jan. 31 Feb. 2 Fex 4 Feb 6

Feb. 16 Feb. 18 Feb, 25 Max. 1 E/Canada Feb. 11 Feb. 13

Mar N 1 Han. 8. Mar. 45

Mar. 11 Max 18 Mar, 19 Mar: 94- April 6 Apr. 8 Apr, 10 Apr. 17 Apr. 20 May 4 21 Ap. 2 Apr. 25

May 6 May 8 May 14 May 19 19 May 21 May 25

E/Russia Feb. 25 Feb. 28 Mar.

E/Japan Mari 6 Mar. 18

EAG Yaz. 20. Yax.. 22 Mr. 21 Mar 26 Mar 28 5/Canada Apr. 3 Apr. 5 E/Eussia Apr. 17 Apr. 19 Apr.

E/Japan May 1 May

Asi

15 May 17 May E/Canada May 29 May 31 E/Russia June 12 June 14 June 16 June 18 June 20 E/Japan June 25 June 25 EJAsia

July 10 July 12 July E/Canada Jaly 24 July 26 E/Russia Aug 7 Aug. 9 Ang. E/Japan Aug. 21 Hng, 23

June & June 5 June 12 June 17.

Jane July 1 July 3. July 9 July 1

14 July 16 July 18

July

July 29 July 31 Ant.

7 Aug

Ang

3 Sept.

11 Aug. 13 Aug. 15

- Aug 25 Aug. 28 Sept.

TO MANILA

EMPRESS OF ASIA EMPRESS OF CANADA.

JULY 18 AUG 2

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REGULAR AND FAST

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICES

LONDON SERVICE MENESTHEUS

ADNEAS

Sails 17 July for Marseilles, Casal-

Inca, London, Rotte Hamburg & Glasgow. Sails 30 July for Marselles, London,

Rotterdam & Glasgow.

LIVERPOOL SERVICE

MENTOR

Salle 28 July for Havre, Liverpool..

Bromborough and Glasgow.

NEW YORK SERVICE

GLAUCUS

Sails 4 Sept for Boston, New York Philadelphis, Baltimore Montreal via Mandia, Straits,

PACIFIC SERVICE

( KOBE NAGOYA & YOKOHAMA) SIANGALIS

Sells 18 July for Victoria, Vancouve

and Seattle.

INWARD SERVICE

TROILUSA SARTEDON

Specialy

Die 15: Jaly from UK. via

Doc 19 July, from 11.7%-

educed fares are quoted for cEZIO

passage rates and

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JAPANG

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