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EXPEDITION TO SET OUT FROM COLONY

SCIENTIFIC TOUR OF

TROPICAL SEAS

ARRIVING in Hong Kong to finish the con-

struction of an American designed schooner which will take a party of 10 on a year's scientific tour of tropical seas, Mr. T. J. Kilkenny, yachts- man and fisherman, is now staying at the Glou-| cester Hotel. Two years ago Mr. Kilkenny and a few friends went on a treasure hunt in the Carribbean Sea, ran into a hurricane, and for 15 days, drifted helplessly until their steering gear could be fixed and they hobbled into St. Thomas, there to be picked up eventually by a U.S. Coast Guard Cutter.

Among the 10 who will go on the projected expedition are some who were with him two years ago on the ill-fated treasure hunt. Among them are Baron Frederick von Furstenburg and Ilia Tolstoy. grandson of the late Russian author. Others who will go on the present trip are Mr. Thornton Baker. New York oil man, and his two sons, and Mr. Ben Ames, a United Press correspondent who has just completed nine months in Abyssinia covering the war.

The craft in which the party will sail is a 75 foot schooner with a 100 horse power Diesel engine. Mr. Kilkenny designates himself as the skipper as he wants to keep his amateur standing as a yachtsman, so although he will direct the sailing of the vessel. he will be a member of the party and not of the crew. -

Jane Withers is seen here with Betty Jean Hainey in Little Miss Nobody," which is now be- ing shown at the King's Theatre..

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A professional crew, familiar with handling schooners, will be carried, a chief officer being in command. The craft, work) on which has been going on for some time at Ah King's. is ex- pected to be ready for her shakedown cruises about the first of December; she will be built of teakwood.

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Miss Getty, one of the stars in the Vienna Cabaret, which is opening at the King's Theatre to-day.

PRESENT POSITION

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London-Official circles are dis- Any exportation of

arms and

Plane Carries Serum For Govt. Troops

Paris:A Spanish

CHEAPER AIR

TRAVEL

Imperial Airways' Enterprise

ATTRACTIVE NEW RATES

The Imperial Airways (Far East) Limited announce that as and fram August 1, 1936, the fares between certain of their stationa in Malaya, Siam, Burma, and India will be considerably reduced, re- sulting in corresponding reduc tions in the fares from Hong Kong.

A short while ago the fares over certain stages of the Singa- also pore Brisbane sector were reduced and a table, giving the fares from Hong Kong to the main ports on the England-Australia route as from August 1, 1936, compared with the fares previous- ly effective, will be found below.

These reductions should be particularly attractive to passeng- ers from Hong Kong and the Far East generally, in view of the very appreciable time-saving pos- sible by using the services to Aus- Siam, Burma, India, and tralia, instead of the conventional surface methods of travel.

Inter-Change Arrangements Inter-change arrangements are in operation between Imperial Airways, its associated and sub- sidiary companies, and many of the larger shipping lines, whereby combined air and ses travel is possible under several diferent combinations, the more important; of which are:

Combined through bookings—: part way by air and part way by sest

Return tickets-by air in one direction and by sea in the other;

Rebooking abatements; Round the World Tours; and Unaccompanied baggage bri sea at consession rates for In-! terchange passengers.

The expedition is being sent by turbed by the movements of the ammunition without the Govern- one of the leading universities in German pocket battleship Deatment's consent will be regarded as the United States. Mr. Kilkenny Schland, which steamed in frunt illegal and treated as such.

Ceuta when the Spanish! said during an interview. Among of some of the phenomena to be Government warships were ea studied by the scientific members gaged against the rebels, thus of the party are cosmic rays and making bombardment impossible. native herbs and medicines in the. The anxiety was by no various tropical countries which diminished by the reports will be visited. Services will also the officers of the Deutschland meat plane left Le Bourget aero- travelling from or through Hong

on of the Company's Agents. be rendered for the US. Hydro-were received by General Franco, drome yesterday with 380 kilo-Kong, can be obtained from any

grams of anti-tetanus serum graphic Office A study also will commandant of the insurgents.

board for inoculation of the Gov- jernment troops.

be made of upper air currents.

means that

Full details of these arrange-- ments, which should also be of to passengers govern-special interest

Sterling £

175 175

160

Athens 151

151

142

142

137

137

122

Gwadar 102 92

Fares From Hong Kong REBEL SUCCESSES? Mr. Kilkenny said that at present Gibraltar. It is learned that

Brussels The Spanish Radical From New

Old German

Fares scientists are familiar with lower the

destroyer Lachs, Deputy, Bolazo, arrived here yes HLK. To Farts air

Sterling currents, but not much is which, together with the battle terday to buy arms and ammuni-

175 known about the currents two or ship Deutschland, pat in at Ceutation for the Spanish Government London

Paris 175 three thousand feet up. The study also visited Algeciras, where the forces. of these currents will be made captain landed and called on the The Deputy has already placed Brindisi 160 with cellophane balloons..

insurgent commandant, after contracts for the delivery of hand

Alexandria Speaking of the study of native which the destroyer departed for grenades. machine-guns and large

quantities of ammunition, and is Caza Books And Relics Of herbs and medicines, Mr. Kilkenny Melilla.

said that medical men in America The insurgents claim to have now negotiating with a private Baghdad 126 Macauley

thought that perhaps people who captured the town of Ronda, 50group for the sale of 13 planes. Basra

Bahrein 116 lived in the tropics all the time miles to the north-west of Alge- which were formerly owned by a

Sharjah 1101 knew a thing or two about preven-ciras, after a fierce resistance by commercial airways company. tions and cures for tropical dis-the workers' militia which led to The Brussels Office of the "Se Karachi

8 is assisting Jodhpur eases that would furnish a good many casualties on both sides.cond International”

Delhi

82 starting point on which modern From Valencia comes the report Bolano in his task.

Cawnpore 78 London, To-day.

PARIS RECRUTTING OFFICE that the insurgents have captured An interesting scheme, extend-medicine could improve.

Will Last A Year

Paris: The Journal reports that Allahabad 77

Calcutta the town of Teruel 70 miles

Akyab ing the scope of the work of the

The trip would take about a north-west of Valencia-Beuter."in the next few days" a recruit- National Trust for the pre-

between Hongi

ing office for volunteers who wish Rangoon 59 FORCES DIVIDED his year. he went on

Govern- Bangkok 41 places servation of

of

Pampeluna. The insurgents to serve in the Spanish tóric interest or natural beauty is Kong and Port Said. The route

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here claim that the Basque Na-ment Army will be opened on the Penang

Straits Straits de- premises of the Spanish Embassy. Singapore 35 Communists tionalists and

Batavia 35+$120 35 $120 fending San Sebastian have start. The recruits will be conveyed to ed to fight against each other, Spain by motorbus, while the "In- ternational Red Help" is collecting many casualties being reported

From Burgos an insurgent com-names of physicians who are wil- munique claims that not an inch ling to help Spain.

announced. It results from an ar rangement reached between the Trust and Sir Charles Trevelyan, Lord Lieutenant of Northumber- land and former president of the Board of Education.

Wallington, a large estate hear Morpath with. a house 250 years old, which had been associated with the Trevelyan family since 1277, and in which are books and

PRINTER FINED

$100

Complaints To The Police

of the conquered ground has even been yielded, and says that new advances have been made on the

A fine of $100 was imposed on heights of Guadarrama, despite

other relics of Macauley, will; at Lo Ching-cheung of No. 6 Shing the

desperate efforts of the

the death of Sir Charles, pass to Hing Street, by Mr. W. Schofield enemy's aircraft. the National Trust, which will at the Central Magistracy this then ensure the preservation of morning when he was summoned

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30

Straits 35-$243

Str. & FL Str. & FL Sourabaya 35+$120 60 35 $120 60

Straits Rambang 35+$243

Straits Koepang

35-4-5271 Darwin 63.16.0 Daly

Waters 65

Mass Demonstrations.

In Moscow Moscow:-Hass demonstrations Cloncurry 76.12.0 in favour of the Spanish Govern-Longreach 79.8.0 Charleville 823.0 ment and the Popular Front were Brisbane 87 CEUTA AN ARMED CAMP Gibraltar. - British traveliers held in the Bed Square in Moscow: the house, its valuable contents, for printing, between April 14 and from Tangier report that nine on Monday, as well as in other

aero-towns of the Soviet Union. beautiful grounds, and provide for June 4, 4,000 copies of "Study of Italian and three German

The function in Moscow began access thereto by the general pu- Sex" and 4,000 copies of "Guide planes are now at Cents-Beuter. to Conception," without having

INITIATIVE WELCOMED with a speech by the Secretary- blic, while at the same time main-

London, The reply of the Bri-General of the Soviet Trade Un- taining connection of the Trevel-printed on them the name and yan family, living representatives address, in fall, of the printer of tish government to the French ions, Schweinik, was appealed to note, proposing the adoption of the workers all over the world to of which will so long as they wish, remain as tenants of the Trust

terest and great beauty, owners of which are unable to provide con-

the incidence of taxation

Service.

and

the books.

literature.

WEATHER REPORT

Straits

35+$22

71.16.0 $6.4.0

29.12.0 93.4.0

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Detective-Sergeant Carruthers an agreed arrangement for Lon-support their Spanish comrades. said that this summons was the re-intervention in Spain, was com-Other speeches addressed messages the Counsellor of of encouragement to the Spanish

Miss Anna Shes of No.-45 Sing: The newspapers comment on the salt of complaints that this printer municated to scheme as an ingenious manner of and others were printing indecent the French Embassy in London workers, exhorting them to put up wo Boad, and Yue Hon-ying a a beroir fight against the "Fascist married woman of No. 211 Hen-, this afternoon. preserving against dispersion, or

this morning The anxieties of the French Traitors" and assuring them of messy. Boad, were unsympathetic development, of

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London, and it is understood that in Soviet Russia.

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BELGIAN DECREE

Minister of Education decreed the dealers, the set in the first case Observatory this morning, was Brussels: The Spanish Govern- immediate suspension of activities had been purchased in April while Ho Yui, aged 27, was remanded south winds, moderate fair to ment, after a session of the Cabi-of some University Professors, and the second set was bought in May- for 24 hours by Mr. W. S. F. Bal-showery.

net, has decreed that any exporta-the banister of Trade issued an Tae Hing-cheung, of No. 14 tion of arms asid four at the Central Magistracy.

ammonitions order strictly prohibiting the in- Dragon Terrace, was fined $20 for this morning when he was chargtion on August 4, by falsely pre-must be declared to the Gover-case in prices for foodstuffs. the same offence, but in this case ed with attempting to obtain $80 tending that the money was law-ment, the destination given, and From now on the Cabinet will re- the defendant had only acquired the from Mr. Munroe of the Hongfully due to him Detective-Ser- an official permit for the exporta-game regular Kong Shanghai Banking Corpora- geant P. O. Guild prosecuted

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