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THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 18, 1988.

CROSS-WORD PUZZLE

PRESIDENT LINER

sailing's

ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE NEW YORK & BOSTON

via Manila-Singapore-Penang-Colombo-Bombay-Suez- Port Said Alexandria-Naples-Genoa & Marseilles "S.S. PRESIDENT ADAMS” Sails Thursday, April 14th.

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8.00 A.M.

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SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES

Via Kobe and Yokohama

S.S. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE Sails Saturday, Mar. 4th.—9.00 P.M. S.S. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Sails Saturday, Mar. 26th.-Noon.

SEATTLE AND VICTORIA Via Kobe & Yokohama

S.S. PRESIDENT GRANT. Sails Friday, Feb. 25th.

4.00 P.M.

COLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE

ANADIA

BAILWAY

12, Pedder Street.

10 DAYS

5 DAYS

ANADIAN

8 DAYS

GoEMPRESS to America, Europe

Hong Shang- Naga

HORIZONTAL 1-To stupefy 5-Discover 11-Animate

12-Empowers

14-Judges

16-Navigated

18-Consumed

19-Snares 21-Combining form.

Niter

22-Transgressions ·

24-Aver 26-Combining form.

Part

27-Torments

29-Fathers

31-Butt:

12-Greek goddess of

discard

34-Scarcer

36-Tellurium (abbr.)

37-Abides

40-Practiced robbery

on the high seas 42-Indefinite article 43-Foot lever

45-Comfort

48-Pronoun

48-Satisfies 50-A coin (pl.) 53-Bristle (Bot.)

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35

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166

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71

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„HORIZONTAL (Cont.) | VERTICAL (Cont.)

55-Pertaining to sea

force of a country

157-Venture

58-Obliteratë

60-A number (pl.) 62-Born

63-Evil spirits |65~One, who drives a

team

|67–Appreciate fully

69-Wharfs 70-Nets 74-Remain

VERTICAL

1-Safeguards.

2-Unit

3-Saucy

4-Wide-mouthed

pitchers

5-Utter hopelessness

6-Half an em

7-A flap

B-Very black

15–Consumes

17-Condemned

20-Narrow strip of

feather

23-Malce bare 25-Weird

28-The lateral parts [30–Angular block of

glacier ice t 33-Type of autom |35-Demolished ·

37-Elevated

38-One who passes

within

39-Chief of evil spirits 41-Tenants coffectively |44–Descendants of Levi

(Bible)

47-Barrel strips 49-Lucid 161-Corners

52 Prophet

54–Pertaining to Asia 56-Jumps

59-Girl's name

61–Struck with disaster.

9-Assertion of a right|64–A-title

10-A skin disease 11-To bind again

55-Large body of salt

・・・ water.

13-Notched like a saw 58-A`compass point 14-File away

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

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Empress

Keng

Leave

Arrive

saki Kabe

Leave Leave

I am a Honolulu

-Leave Leave

Van- couver

Victoria Arrive

AD ENS

IRIE

PORTI

Asia

Feb. 23 Feb. 25 Feb. 27

Canada Mar. 8 Mar. 10

Busuia Mar, 18 Mar. 20

Mar. 1 Mar.

3

Mar 13 Mar. 15

Mar. 22 Mar, 24 Mar. 26

Mar. 22

Mar. 12

Mar. 27 Apr. 4

(abbr.)

the New York on London rate at £-U.S.$5.03-3/16.

Mr. B. Astington, of the Swedish Match Co., was fined $10 at the Central Magistracy this morning for causing an obstruction by leav- ing his car unattended, near Gough Hill Police station.

17 Days HONG KONG to VANCOUVER By DIRECT EXPRESS ROUTE FROM YOKOHAMA 18 DAYS VIA HONOLULU, PARADISE OF THE PACIFIC-

Air-conditioned equipment carried on Trans-Continental Trains. Frequent Canadian Pacific Atlantic sailings from Montreal and Quebec, down the smooth St. Lawrence Seaway, to Europe.

SAILING TO MANILA Empress of Russia on March 10th.

Information and rates from

Canadian Pacific

Union -Building

SPANS THE WORLD

Telephone

20752.

BRITAIN'S TRADE

BALANCE

London, To-day- The Board of Trade's Estimates of Britain's balance of international pay- ments on revenue account for 1987 shows a debit balance of £52,000,000 compared with a debit of £18,000,000 in 1996 and a credit of £32,000,000 in 1935

Excess of imports of merchandise | last year was £432,800,000,-an-încrease. of £85,900,000 over 1936. On the cre- dit side, invisible exports in 1937 are

estimated as follows:

Shipping income, £130,000,000 against $80,000,000 in 1986;

Income from oversena investments, £220,000,000 against £205,000,000

Commissions etc. £35,000,000 against £30,000,000

Other sources £10,000,000, unchang ed-British Wireless.

LOCAL DOLLAR

The demand rate on the Hong Kong dollar thia morning was 1/2%.

"Are You Being Punished?

another, if you wake up in the morn- If you have one bilious attack after

ing with a coated tongue and a bitter taste in your mouth, if you find it. difficult to control your temper, if you suffer from flatulence and sick head- aches, if you have a pimply complexion and ill-smelling breath, you know that all such troubles are the punishment which nature imposes upon you for internal neglect.

should.

Are you being punished? if so, you: should not delay or more Beveze punishment may follow,

Begin at once to obey nature's law - by taking a little dose of Pinkettes

to keep the internal organs clean, ac-- tive and healthy and thereby quickly. in to restore happy well-being. papl Pinkettes laxative perfection obtainable from chemists everywhe

''Spot" ... silver was quoted London yesterday at 19-15/16 and forward at 19%.

The London on New York was quoted at £U.S.$5.09 and

PINKETTES

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