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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER

KOWLOON HELPERS.

SOCIETY OF SE VINCENT DE PAUL

PRESIDENT LINERS

are LUXURY LINER:

Tamed for a Splendid Cuisine

TO SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK-

AND BOSTON S

Via Kobe, Yokohama and Honolulu

TO SEATTLE VICTORI "THR EXPRESS ROUTE

Vis Kobe and Yokohama

Pres. Coolidge.„6:00 p.m. Nor. 14 "Pres. Jackson. „Midnight Nov 19 Pres. Taft „8.99 1.1. Dec. 1 ]*Pres. Jefferson Midnight Dec. 3 Pren Hoover 1,11890 am, Dec. 11 "Pres. McKinley ...Midnight Dec. 17 Pres. Lincoln .....8.00 am. "Dec. 29-| Pres. Grant ...Midnight Dec. 31 Pres. Coolidge 8.00 a.m. Jan. 8

Passenger Accommodation not. Pres. Wilson ...8.00 a.m. Jan: 26

Available.

EUROPE, NEW YORK AND BOSTON Vĩa Manila, Singapore, Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Naples, Genos and Marsellies

TO MANILA THE MOST FREQUENT SERVICE

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*Pres. Harrison 8.00 am. Nov. 21 Pres. Jackson ...6.00 pm. Nov. 13 Pres. Polk 18.00 12. Dec. 5 Pres. Harrison..8.00 am. Nov. 21 Prez, Pierce...........8.00 zim. Dec. 19 Pres Taft L „Midnight Nov. 23 Pres. Van Buren 8.00 am. Jan. 21*Pres. Jefferson. Pres. Garfield ...8.00 s.m. Jan. 16† Pres. Hoover Pres. Hayes 8.00 a.m. Jan. 30 Pres. Polk...

p.m. Nov. 27 19.00 pm. Dec. 3 .8.00 am. „Dec.”

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EMPRESS OF JAPAN, NOVEMBER 19th.

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er), Mrs. S. D. Begg

Mrs E M Browning,

Mrs JD MacLean, Miss.

Miss V Bockler, Miss A. Lyle

Miss Laihovetsky, Miss. J. Fraser,

Over $6,000 Rai

The Society of

Miss J. Lakeman, Miss I Holland, Miss Paut wishes to ex

W. Ingram, Miss M Hill, Miss S

neent

Bruce, Miss J. Fergusson, Miss P. Bar to the public of this Colory and ter, Miss J. Parkinson, Miss A Heaton, the following benefactors for the Miss M. Witchell, Miss P. Scotcher, support given to the Bazaar held Miss P. Beraha, Miss B Andrews, Miss

H. Millington, Miss E Furman Miss on Sunday, November 7th

S. Faxman, Miss. D. Watson, Miss G. made it possible to realise the sum Darby, Miss R. Houghton, Miss E. Wat-of over $6,000.00:

son, Miss P. Fergusson, Miss M. Hazel,

Miss A. Nash, Miss J. Moss, Miss M His Lordship, Bishop H. Valtorta, Cuthill, Miss B. Farmwfield, Miss. J. for opening the bazaar and patron- Felshow, Miss J Rapley, Miss J. Garage, Mission Etranges de Paris for diner, Miss V. Stroud, Mrs. C. Crawley, use of site; Hong Kong Telephone and Miss R. Ingram.

Office Helpers in Depot: Mrs. R. Company for loan of loudspeaker, McNeill, Mrs. F. Blakey, Mrs. E. Daxey Moptrie & Company for loan of Beat. Mrs. B. Wylie, Mrs. F. Cole, Mrs.

A. Clark, Mrs. J. Wilson, Mrs. J. Ren- gramophone and records, Rev. me, Mrs. H. Baggott, Mrs. J. Duncan, Father Rossi for loan of chairs and Mrs. F. George, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Tuse of hall, Peninsula Hotel for Fergusson, Miss R. Ingram, Kowloon

Docks (Mrs. F. Revie. Organiser), Gar-special services: China Provident Loan and Mortgage Company for

rison Schoo' Mrs. Freeman v

GERMAN CLAIMS

Cars: Mrs. R. McNeill, Mr. F. Blak-free transportation; Star Ferry, ey. and Mr. T. R. Ingram..

Yaumati Ferry, China Motor Bus,- Kowloon Motor Bus, and Hong Kong Tramway for displaying post- ers China Light and Power Com- pany for lighting facilities, Ber Father Ryan for broadcasting" ZBW for broadcasting facilities; the Police and Fire Brigade for protection, the Press for publicity, Lord Allen of Hurtwood, speak-various firms and individuals for ing at Eastbourne said that Ger-gifts and donations, the Catholic many's claim to c

colonial posses- Action associations for splendid sions could not be solved by the co-operation, and finally all those handing round of colonies as who in any way contributed to the though they were counters in a success of the Fete.

Lord Allen's Plan For Settlement

game of beggar-my-neighbour.

The present colonial arrange-

ment came out of an

all-round

settlement at Versailles. Any new arrangement must be part of an all-round settlement,

"Germany" now asks for heri colonies back,” he continued. “It is not sufficient for us to reply that colonies have no economic value,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

if, having said that, we cling to T

our own,AS

PUBLIC AUCTION

HE Undersigned have received

instructions to sell by Public

JAuction

On

Dock, Hanghom

"We should make it clear that we cannot approach this subject in Friday, the 12th. November, 1937 isolation from all the other pro-

commencing at 10.30 am blems that confront Europe. We at the Branch Godown of The Hong. should offer to reconsider the Kong and Kowloon Wharf and colonial question in all its aspects, Godown Co., Ltd, at Whampoa provided that Germany will agree to negotiate a new settlement guar- anteed by membership of the League of Nations and by the acceptance, with all other nations, of the limitation and the Inter- national supervision of ments."

Priestin

Lloyd

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for account of the concerned 120 Bales Paper.

(all more or less damaged) Terms: Cash on delivery

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers Hong Kong, 11th Nov, 1937

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