1939-02-14 — Page 20

ANADEY

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10 DAYS

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Hong Shang- Naga-

'.saki Kobe hamp Honolulu

Leave

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Feb. 26 Feb. 28 Mar, 7 Mar. 14 Mar. 16

Mar. 22 Mar. 24 Mar. 30

Van-

THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 14, 1930

SABOTAGE IN PALESTINE

Jerusalem, To-day.

A large number of telephone

BRITISH GIRL'S

SKATING TITLE

London, To-day.

poles were cut and levelled to the Miss Megan Taylor, English hold- ground yesterday by Arabs, and er of the world's figure skating retained her title shots were fired at a detachment championship, of police arriving at the scene on yesterday.

the road from Jerusalem to Jaffa, Miss Taylor obtained 373.22 The British authorities imposed points. Runner-up was an Ameri- a collective fine on the town of can girl with 359.24 points, fellow- Akko on the assumption that some ed by Miss Daphne Walker (Bri- of its inhabitants had been res-tain) with 358.09 points. ponsible for this act of sabotage.

Curfew has been imposed in Jaffa, following an attack

on a

Victoria British police constable. Trans- BELGIAN POLITICAL

Arrive

Mar. 12

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of

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Canada Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Russia Mar. 8 Mar. 10 Mar. 12 Japan Mar. 17 Mar. 19

Air-conditioned equipment on C.P.R. Trans-Continental Trains. Frequent Canadian Pacific Atlantic sailings to European ports.

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TO MANILA

Mar. 25

Apr. 4

Ocean..

APT. ARMS POSSESSION

Empress of Japan on Friday, March 10th, Empress of Britain on Saturday, March 11th.

(First Class only).

Canadian Pacific

Union Building

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Telephone

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MAR. 11th at 4.00 P.M..

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APR. 8th at 8.00 A‡M....

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STALEMATE

Brussels, To-day,

M. Henri Jaspar, former Pre- mier, returned to the King the Govern- Accepting the plea of guilty of mandate to form a new unlawful possession of 45 rounds ment last evening, stating that he of ammunition, one rifle, one hand-had failed in his endcavours.

Some of his difficulties, it is grenade and nine ammunition slips from Tang Chau-man, Mr. J. B. stated, were the opposition parties Prentis, Assistant Crown Solicitor, rejection of his suggestion that offered no evidence against four several non-party men should be other Chinese who were charged included in the Cabinet, as well as together with Tang with possession the attitude of the Flemish poli-

Trans-Ocean. of arms and possession of stolen ticians. property.

The four men' were accordingly.

discharged by the Chief Justice, JAP. BUDGET

Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Crim- inal Sessions this morning.

Tang was sentenced to nine months' hard labour.

Tokyo, To-day.

The Budget for 1939-40⋅ was un- animously approved by the Lower House yesterday..

Army and Navy expenditure ac-

COLDER WEATHER counts for one-third of the total,

EXPECTED

The Royal Observatory report that

a strong janticyclone is centred over N. E. China and Manchuria; ridges of high pressure extend from it to central Japan and Annam. The depression to the east of the Philip pines appears to be filling up,

Local forecast: N. E. and E. winds, moderate to fresh; fair, colder.

TRAFFIC OFFENCES

than last year.- $10,000,000 more,. Our Own Correspondent.

Handy Andy!

Mrs. O. E. C. Marton was fined $5 for leaving her car unattended

When you've hit the nail on the head in Queen's Road Central · ́outside King's Theatre on January 30, be--the wrong nail you need She-Ko. For bruises and other minor injuries, fore Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the cuts, scratches, abrasions, there is | Central. Magistracy this morning. nothing more speedily or surely effec- Mr. E. Y. Kennard, was fined $5 tive than this splendid antiseptic oint- ring- when summoned for speeding inment. She-Ko is equally curative in

cases of skin trouble, eczema, Caine Road on February 2.

worm, head, and foot sorea, chilblains, W. L. Young, was fined $10 for chapped hands, cold sores, insect bites, overtaking a car by the left side at as well as for the relief of external Queen's Road Central near Garden Road on February 8.

London, To-day. Mr. J. S. Macpherson, Principle: Assistant Secretary, Nigeria, has been appointed Chief Secretary, Palestine.

piles.

all She-Ko preserves the skin in weathers, keeping it smooth and soft. A Dr. Williams Medicine Co.'s product,

SHE-KO

Quickly Soothes and Heals.

HILL'S

'OCEANIC

Navy Cur

AMÍLD, MEDIOM TOBACCO.

BAND FULL

DON MADE

oz. $1.55

at INGENOHL'S CIGAR STORES “LA PERLA DEL ORIENTË”