1947-07-12 — Page 11

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE PEAK

L CONNIPOINT" QAD CENTRAL

Telephones: 3001-h Private Exchange.

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1947.

TRAMWAYS REPORT A JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

SATISFACTORY PROFIT"

Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Shareholders of Peak Tramways Co. Ltd, held

HUNAN"

"ANYANG

"SHENGKING" "NANCHANG" "YOCHOW"

"SZECHDEN" "NINGHAI" "SINKIANG“

**PAKITOP"

"FOGCHOW"

"SHANTUNG"

"SUENGRING

"HUNAN**

"PAKHON"

"SZECHUEN"

"NINGHAI"

"SHANTUNG"

"FATSHAN”

WOSUER

SAILINGS TO

Swatow 3 pm. 14th July Amoy, Shanghai & Tiental D.L. 14th July.

Shanghai, 4 pm. 18th July ......... S'pore & Penang D.L. 20th July Swalow & Bangkok 4 p.m, 20th July Shanghai & Kobe 4 p.m. Zist ...... Bangkok 4 p.m. 22nd July Amoy, Swatow, Singapore & Penang D.L. 23rd

July

Shanghai 4 pm. 23rd July S'pore. Batavia Bourabaya & Måenswar D.L. 24th July

Haiphong Pakhal, Hothow & Tramkong

10 a.m. 25th July.

ARRIVALS FROM

Swatow a.m. 13th July Shanchal JGL July Bangkok 17th July Java & S'pore 17th Jaty Singapore 18th July Pakliai, Holhow &

Hphong. Tramkong 21st July.

CANTON RIVER LINE

Sails 5 num. 13th July. Arrives 3 p.m. 15th July. Airives 3 p.m. 13th July 5a4a.m. 15th July.

Agents: BLUE FUNNEL LINE F

I.K. SERVICE

"ANCHISES"

"MENELAUS" "EUMAEUS”

"GLENAPP"

"SARPEDON"

"KHEXENO"

Arrivals from

UK. via Straits UK. via Straits

U.K. via Straits

Sailings to

their second post-war annual meeting at the Hong Kong Hotel yesterday, when the Chair- man of Directors, Mr. D. E. Clark, gåve a re- view of the Company's accounts and opera- tions for the period Sept. 1, 1945, to March 31, 1947.

A net profit of 368,173.96, was announced for the period, which the Chairman said could be regarded as antiafnetory.

Opening the meeting the Chairman, said:

"The accounts before you eover the period September 1.: 10th, Immediately Japanese surrender, 31

after the

Messrs. Lowe Bingham & Mat- thews and Mexars. Peil Mar- wick Mitchell & Co., were re- appointed on the proposal of Mr. S. F. Chubb, seconded by Mr. N.O.C. Marsh.

Extraordinary Meeting

An extraordinary general to Marchinecting then followed, at which; 1947, and although certain shareholders were naked to ap- incurred prove an alteration to Article 98 expenses were being from September. Income wns of the Company's Articles of practiently non-existant unt Ansociation. In explanation of the Xmas Day. 1945, when a skele-motion the Chairman sald: ton service of cars was operat. "The General Managers re- ing- Under the circumstances ceive an allowance of $10,000 I think you will ngree with me

per annum for conducting and that the profits for the period transacting the business of the viz: $68,173.06 including a pro- Company and with

训 $9,049 unle of the

Bowen Road propperty and after allowing for usual depre- eintion can be regarded as antis factory.

*

"During the period under re- view we suffered to bud land. 14th July slides which put the ears out of Early Aug.

setion for 12 days and a strike Early Aug. Insting 14 days. The loss in re. periods is venue during these estimated at approximately $15,000.

„Genoa, Marseilles, Barve,

and Glasgow

vin Port Said

Liverpond via

Port Sald

NEW YORK SERVICE

Arrivals from

U.S.A. via Manila

Inte July

Late July

3rd week July

Agents: Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.

"SHANSI"

"SHANSI"

·

Arrivals From

Australia

Sailings to

Sydney & Melbourne

10th July

Early August* |

Accepts Cargo to N. Z. ports on through B/L.

All The Above Subject To Alteration Without Notice. For Passage and Freight Particulora Apply To The Above;

DE LA RAMA Lines

EXPRESS CARGO LINER SERVICES

TO AND FROM PACIFIC & ATLANTIC COASTS

U.S.A. LOADING DATES

Lands

Aantle Coast

Pacifle Coast

Atlantic Coast)

Date

+

Vessel

(Late July m.v. "HALLAND" (Mid August my. "DONA ANICETA" Early August ny. "MANGALORE"

ARRIVALS.

"Two items in the profit and los acepunt call for comment: viz: efretrien) power and salaries and wages which both show considerable increases, hut

the other hand maintenance and repairs Is emelderably less. due largely to the longer life of the wire ropes for which the

hour service, as against the pre-war 10 minute service, JA responsible.

"Passengers carried totalled 732,000, and although this in less than our pre-war figure, it is hoped that with the gradual rehabilitation of the Peak dis- triet, fall distance traffic l'e- reipts will show aà appreciable

rige.

"With the Increase in fures, traffic receipts are considerably higher than pre-war, but us I have alrendy pointed out, against this we hưực to meet higher cost of power and wages.

"Your directors regret they do not feel justified in recommend- ing payment of a dividend, as the Company has fairly heavy com- mitments ahead in purchasing and tools the necessary plant

for the work shop which had

which to

cover office rent and salaries of secretary and eterka... This al- lowance even in pre-war

121

tinys

SMUTS ON ZIONISM

Capetown, July '10. Field Marshal Smuts, the South African Premier, auld today in a michango

to the South African Zionist Federa flou niceting

that mrong Pmuat and will be found” to continue the

policy of a national home for The Jews

to

in Palestine enchanted in the Declaration. Baifour

Thin.com be done teith justice

Arab legitimate aixo," interests

he said. "Greater difficultien have been overcome in our day and there is no doubt that 100 shall abo nterroram those that confront un2”—Beuter.

Colour

Conscious

Farmers

more

ShippingList

Taikoo dk. Talkodik.

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT 16 Pedder Street

Tel. 30311

General Managers, INDO-CHINA S. N. CO., LTD."*

SAILINGS

8.8. "WINGSANG”

8.8. "HINSANG”

In Port Aldamonda (D. 'à 8.) Anbol (D. à 8.) Amaranthus (Wil Bock) Annlook (Wallam) Nackhursen (13, à,8.) Bolaevnin (3.0,1.1.) Caltex (Texas Co.) Cafeline Moller (Moliere) Catherine (Everett)

8.3. Fo BB Fo KIN. Tulkos dk

B.B. o

8.5. "TAKSANG" 8.9. "EMPIRE WYE"

.... 9.0.

1.21

Cal whe

65. Po Kin, whi

Chen Han (China M.)

| Chungking (M. & N.) 1.

Damar Balen Wm. Hunt)

Edith Mollar (Jarding') ... Camo. Ak.

Kin. dk. EMD. Fraker (Javdinė) Emp. 18 (34.Q.T.)

....... Mazkia's Emp. Labrador (Willamson) ...... 8,0. Emp. Mountain hallw') .... Kis. dk. Emp. Nightingale (Mackinnon 6.) .... A Emb. Tern (Willandkon) ........ Yeah. Foo Halog Wallen) .............. Como, dk. 21. Sandusky (Bank Line)

Dury 11 Ganandoe (Wellem),

YmL Hai Bein (China Mar.) Bat.Teń (Divirtaa (Co)

| Hanyung 18. A 81

Hawksbury (Willem)

Co.'s whe B.C.

..: 1.4

China . whí. Heinrich Jean (Jeburn) .... Kis. dr. Henry M. Stevens (Everett). Kin. wh'. Hiram (Thorekedj

... .

I'mi,

BB. Pe YmL.

Ho Kwan Mackinnon M.) .. Cain who. Iain Kong Bb (Wallen) Hanz Kəln (China M.) Kenilworth (Williamson) Kheng Lim (ilo Bengt Go Kalnelia (À,1.0.1

Lady Wolmer (Wallers)

Rumes (Jardine)

Larkstock (Wallem)

....... Co.'s whf. Ymt.

... A.12

8.8. "WINGSANG”

To Keelung & Shanghai 4 p.m. 14th July.

To Sandakan Noon 21st July ..To Straits & Calentia 20th July' To Straits & Calcutta 7th Aug.

ARRIVALS

„Shanghai & Keelung

a.m. 12th July

6.6. "KWAISANG"... from Calcutta

8.8, "HINSANG"

Strails & Salzon 14th July.

p.m.

from Sandakan" 15th July

Cargo accepted en Through Bill of Lading for MADRAS vin Singapure and for KUDAT, JESSELTON, LABUAN, TAWAU, LADHAD-DATU and SEMPORNA via Sandakan.

Subject to alteration without notice.

All Intending Passengers are requested to register their names da, far as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leave.

Agents: GLEN LINE LTD.

M.V. "ANCHISES"

8.8. "EURYMEDON"

Ex "SAMOA"

a

8.8. TITAN"

5.8. Po

aur Maersk (Jebsen)

(E SAMGARA)

Kin. whf.

Ich fans (Jardine)

Kin. dk.

Lourenzo Marques [15. Nolasco)

.... A.1

8.8. In

BS. 1'

Tako d

Kin. dk. 2.O,K.

Kin.

was insufficient for, the purpose. and it is considered that the secretary should be paid by the company direct, The passing of these special resolutions will Shanghai, July 11. enable this being done,

Chinese farmers are "I therefore propose:-

noted

for their (1) That Article 88 of the

of aesthetic appreciation. Company's Articles Association be altered Therefore UNRRA's chemista | Macao 18. Chlori by striking out the in the UNBRA pesticides manu-Marylock (Wallem) Marpenin (1. & B.) words "the Secretary facturing plant here

(where Masbate (8. Chins) and" in the eighth line; UNRRA is training young Nan (Borony) thereof.

Chinese to produce insect-killing Met Pina (Bozony) That the foregoing resprays and dusts) were puzzled Mel Shin (Secony) solution shall be retros at requests that the DDT dust, Chih. (Bank Line)

Min Jen (Gilman) pective and shell take pyrethrum powder and other Nanchang (15.8.)

effect from the 1st day chemicals they were turning out Newebwang (1. 4 6.) of April 1947.

for Chinese farmers be tinted Panamanian (Wallam)

Period Waliem) rose and azure and maize, Ping Wo (Jardinsʻa). But the renson was purely Perilock (Wallam) practien!.

Pronto (LarusĘZI) Mr. D. E. Clark presided at

When UNRRA first distribut-inked (3.C..

Sarpedon (11.8.) both meetings, and he was sup. | ed bug poisons in China, it used shahenkh (Nematel ported by Sir Robert Ho Tung American-made pestleides which in Hing (Ta Ting) and Mesara. N.O.C. March. 1. had been tinted according to tanhall (Dodwell) Kadoorle

and 'M. I. Turner various State Jawa, (Directors) and Mr. J. L. Qule

The pink and blue poisons (Secretary).

did their work vigorously in Shareholder, present were exterminating Chinese bugs Messrs. P. A. Waller,

S. F. and the farmers are convinced Chubb and D. L. Prophet (A- it was the colour that did it torney for Mr. C. B. Brown), Associated Press.

This was seconded by Mr. R. A. Waller and carried unani-! mously.

China Protests To

Outer

Mongolia

Nanking. July 11.

been completely stripped, and The Foreign Office announced today that the Chin-

the re-conditioning of the three

on cars.

War Losses

ese Government has lodged a second strong protest with Outer Mongolla, demanding the immediate withdrawal of Outer Mongolian troops from Sinkiang.

"War losses etc. are estimat, The Chinese Government simultaneously address-

̄esi ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄$218,127—of which

$3,750,-was written off in the

Front

Date

Vessel

vin

}

24th July

Los Angries } Pacific Coast

my. "DONA AURORA"

In.v. "BATAAN"

last recount. It is now propos-

ed to transfer to this account

For

Allantic Coast'

San Franelsea)

&

Los Angeles

6th August

SAILINGS

Date

27th July

Dili August

Vessel

mv. “DONA AURORA”

In.v. "BATAAN"

THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO. INC.

Chinese Shipping Office

Tel.: 28138/20153

Pedder Building

Tel.: 23676: 22675 •

the sim of $50,000.—from

ed another note to the Soviet Union, reiterat- ing the previous Chinese protest against at- tacks by alleged Soviet military planes on Peitashan.

general reserve and appropriate The protest to Outer Mongo, and has been no ever since, the sum of $64,377.—from pro-lin charged that the Outer Mon- "Even if the military attack? A and loss account leaving golian Covernment had no re $100,000 still to be dealt with,gard either for peace or inter- which it is proposed to write off national law. observed and re- over a period.

spected by other nations.

Binkfan (B. 4.) Tathtruhan Bhun Cheong)

Talposhan (Bhun Chan Taux (En Axistle) Tatung (B. 4 8.) ....... Theotarle Band (A.PL.) Toujer (Lan)...

when pu 8.3

Wuching (3. & 8.) Tochow (D."4 8.). ARRIVALS

Kia. dk.

Loads for London Antwerp, Amsterdam Rotterdam and Hamburg Late July. OUTWARD

Due from Antwerp, Rotterdam and London about 21st July,

Due From Middlesbrough, London, Port Sald via Straits about 24th July.

Managing Agents:

AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE

* M.V. “KAFIRISTÀN” ---Due from Australia via

8.C.

Ym1

B.18

Talkoo dk.

B.C

3.6

Corma, di.

Ymt

Kin, d

8.C

Fratt's

Yent.

B.27

M.V. HINDUSTAN”

Rin.

Talk do ď

B.11

Ymt.

LO.R.

T.ER. whi

.... B.

Kin.

th.

11.7 ibram (Thoresen)

Barpedon (# # By vo Throsturte bland (A.P.)

Han Min (China Mer.)

EXPECTED ARRIVALS

L.C R.

LOK.

Talko d

D.1

Holt'a

9.C.

3.c.

12.7 Trevethom (P. 4,0.) A

American Flyer (UBL)

Pioneer Gian (UBL) WY (Trans-Drenn) Marine Adler (APL)

13.7 Kwafeng (Jardine)

Winx Bang (Jardine) DEPARTURES

11.7 Proper

Chan Hain

Sarpen

Tatuk

Ian Min l'artod “Taipanhan

Dagmar Solen 12.7 Laura Marrak

Hiram Israel Putnam Nanchang

ПА

3wntow 12.; Tuinkang 12.7

Birchpore 18.

Högkok 17.7

Takao 13,3 Kalung 14.3 kwilów 12.J Singapore 17,7 Maia 14.7 Holbow 18,1 Manila 14.7 Kidling 147

on June 5 is regarded as hav- ing originated from the so-

POST OFFICE called order regione,' why did the Outer Mongolian Govern

MAIL NOTICE "We have recently completed The protest demanded, the ment, fall to seek a peaceful a new three roomed flat over a punishment of those responsible settlement in accordance with

Outward Mails part of the engine house at Up- for the attack. guarantee international practice and the

Nations Unle otherwise stated, Iegistered per Terminus and this has been against a recurrence and re- terms of the United

Articles and Turtel Pole cjden 20 csínužeć let na satisfactory rental, served the right to claim dam-Chatter?

"I must remind shareholders | age.

"Why did the Outer Mongo-earlier then se time stated befow

BATURDAY, JULY 12 to send in their old share certi- ;

Airmail The Outer Mongolian Govern-ian Government dispatch a 48-

for Mania P... Ilonalatu. the local, U.S.A. and Canada, Kowloon C.P.O., ficates for exchange to new ones ment rep'ied to the first Chin-hour ultimatum to

and im-fite:) mm, [Ord.) 9.30 am. G.P.O.. with new distinctive numbers to che note on June 22, which the Chinese

THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP CO. (1932) LTD., enable us to complete the recon- Chinese Foreign' once branded mediately afterward launch an (Ref.) 9.30 m., (0:1) 10 ans.

S.S. "HONG KHENG”

EXPECTED TO ARRIVE FROM RANGOON STRAITS

15th July

LOADING "FOR

STRAITS & RANGOON

On or about 23rd July.

Subject to Alteration Without Notice

For Passage and Freight Particulars

wars Apply:

THE HỌ HƠNG CÓ. (CHINA). LTD.

480, Bonham Strand W. Tels. 20127 & 26546.

MAERSK LINE

A. P. MOLLER, COPENHAGEN. Mollor Steamship Company Inc. New York General Agents. MONTHLY SAILINGS TO NEW YORK, ATLANTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES and PANAMA

MS. "LAURA MAERSK”.

MS. "MARCHEN MAERSK”

M.S. CRETE MAERSK"

July 20 Sept. 10 Oct. 16

Special Tanks available for the carriage of oil in bulk ARRIVALS FROM NY. & OTHER US, PORTS.

M.S.. "MARCHEN MÁERSK”.

Aug. 1

M.S. "GERTRUDE, MÀERSK"

M.S.'"LEISE MAERSK”

"Aug. 5 Aug. 20

For Freight and Further Particulars please apply to Agents JEBBEN & CO. Podder Building

TOB. 20001-8

struction of the new share re-as "composing mainly of fa'se-attack on Chincae

gister to replace the previous | hoods and evasions."

one lost during the eatiny oc-]. On June 27, the Outer Mongo- cupation. The response to our lans addressed another note to advertisement and circular gent | Nanking. making what the

to shareholders in this connec Chinese Foreign Office called i

there?"—United Press.

"Trinidad"

tion has, to date, been poor, "zalse charge against Chinese Crew All

"I do not think there are any troope that they crossed the other matters to which I can border and attacked Mongolian usefully refer,' and I now pro- | pokitious" pase the following:-

The latest protest by China

troope

Taken Off

Tokyo, July 11.

Stratix. 10 .. Manila 11., 10 mm. Formosa via Keelung, 10 .. Canada vix Vancouver B... 10 .. Manila and Canada vla Vancouver B., 2 D..

Manila, Australia and New Zealand vlá Bydney,p.r...

Shanghai, U.S.A. Central and South Ameries via Ban Francisco, (Par, and Hex.) 2.10 p.m., (of) & p.m.

Straits, Ceylon, India, ul And South Africh, Pypt and Europe vik London,

(Ord.) 2.10 p.m.1 0.1.0, (Pue and Rex?

Teamkong (Kwongchowwan): 4 p.th. Airmail for Canton and Kwellia: Air mail for Konrking and "Calcutin, (Reg.);

Airmall for Changking, (Beg,)'' pama

Tamko wongchowwab), m Macao, Thinahan und 2Bokkt, à.b.m. "Kongmoen, 435.. Canton, $p.mi.

"That the report and state-pointa out that when the The commander of the Unit-12.10 p.m.. (Ord.) # .. ment of becounts as presented Chinese Government recognised ed States Naval Forces in the be adopted and that the amount the Independence of Outer Mon- Far East announced that a'l available for appropriation viz'; | golin, it was agreed, the ckist personnel aboard the Donam, (Ord.) 3.10 p.m. $94,041.-be allocated

Trinidad had been removed by followa:

Russian vessels.

asing boundaries of Outer Mongo-,

tia. should Become the boundaries of that country of- ter it gained independence.

Transfer to provision

for passages &c. leave pay

$ 5,842.83.

Transfer to provision

for contingencles 12,500.00. Transfer to provisión

Text Of Note The note said: As Outer Mongolia was part of China up for war losses.... 64,377,21. to that monent, the legal exist and entry forward 12,220.96.ing boundaries were the ones

SUNDAY, JULY Bwatów, 10 MŠ, Shanghai, 10 ■..

Macao, Julijan and Bḥakk!, 10 wm... Koëgaison, 10 'àm.

Canton (By Train), 10 a. The Alemail for Mautta, (lit.) 5 pimi 13/7. (Ord) 10. KiN) 13/7,*/*

Airmali, for Seniow, Ansoy'að „Paináns

He said the Russian shipa nearby the wreck included an escort destroyer and tug. -

Latest report from the Japan-. ese tug on the score, received in Tokyo at 0880 GMT, failed to mention the fate of the Trini- ded's radioman or the ship it defined by the Chinese Govern | Belf. $94,041.00. mont before that dato. Peita- Earlier, one of the two Japan-

shan is clearly on the Chinese ese tugs reaching the scene had Alemall for Cabion, Kwailin, Hankow by Mr. P. A. Waller and carried within the territorial limits of discovered another vessel of

The resolution was seconded side of the boundary line and rudlued that she unexpectedly and Nanking, Bek.) 8.a, 17/7, (014.)

16 f. 18/7,

Airmail for Bangkok, Biorepure; Data- unanimously.

Sinklang Province.

Russian registry grounded and vis, Colombo, dazy and Auckland On the motion of the Chair- "This is substantiated by the that three other Russian ships | (Mex) F`kin, 13/7, (Grd)/18 mm, 13,7. man, secunded by Mr. D. L.] "tuct "that' Chinére police" and ¦ were working on the wrecks.

MONDAY, JULY 1a Alemail for Manila P., Honolulu, Prophet, Sir Robert Ho Tung troops were assigned by the No details were given in the USA., and Canada,(Rog.) ... and Mesars. I. Kadports, N.O.C. | Sirkilang Provincial “authorities | Japanese radio message con-,] (ord.) 10.km. Marsh and M.H. Turner were to guard and patrol the district, cerning the identity of the re- re-elected to the Board.

It was the case before the In“ | portedly grounded Russian ven- The auditors of the Company, dempendence, of Outer Mongolia sel.-United Press.

SHERMAN AND COMPANY

ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY AGENCY

ROOM | 210; ST. FRANCIS HOTEL

Canton (By Tralis), 138 năm. Bairoh, 10.

Bwałów, i pa...

Canton (By Train), 1.80 p.nu.

Airmail for Belton, (Beg), # pang (Ord,): 3.30 pm, 7

"Alemalt fur Amor, Shangbal. Nankle. |TTARSAW, PINESgian, and Palpina Putrinki

for 'Lluchow and Kúskiku, ftrej 3 phu.

· Alzmall" for "Holbow:BigMail For Dina | Tom and Poochaw,. (Reg.) * pm, (Ork.) ·

1,10 p.m.

Saigon about 14th July. Loads about 20th July For Manila, Sydney, Melbourne & Adelaide accepts

all .cargo for New Zealand ́ ports on through Bills of Lading.

from Due

Australia 16th July to Shanghat

Loads discharge. plete Sydney. Melbourne & Adelaide

early August. Accepts cargo for all New Zealand ports on through Bilis of Lading.

Agents: THE WESTERN CANADA

STEAMSHIPS LTD.

S.S. "LAKE SUMAS"

and com- for

Now Loading for VAN- COUVER and all Pacifo Coast and inland points. A12 Buoy.

PACIFIC TRANSPORT LINES

Ship-

EXPRESS TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

"PHILIPPINE TRANSPORT”

"LINFIELD" VICTORY"

"NEW ZEALAND VICTORY"

"PACIFIC TRANSPORT “GREENVILER VICTORY"

"CAPITAL VICTORY"

Duc

30th July

2nd Aug.

21st Aug.

2nd Sept.

Loady for San-Francisco..via

Shanghal & Manila S'hal & Taku Bur Manila

Maħna & Cebu'

0th Sept. Shanghai, Táku Bar

& Yokoham

17th Sept. Manila

Limited Passenger Accommodation. CARGO ALSO ACCEPTED FOR ALL PACIFIC COAST PORTS AND INLAND POINTS IN NORTH-AMERICA

MANTO SPECIAL OʻL CARGO TANKS

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

16 Pedder Street.

Telephon, 80811.-

CHINESE DEPT 81458

PRINCE LINE

ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE

M.Y. "WELSH PRINCE"

NOW LOADING

NEW YORK

NEWPORT NEWS HOUSTON, LOS ANGELES & SAN FRANCISCO

for

HONG KONG

NEW YORK, NEWPORT NEWS, HOUSTON, LOS ANGELES, AND BAN FRANCISCO · FOR HONG KONG-

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Tel, 10311

Chinese Freight Agents:--CHEONG FAT CG.

54, Bonham Strand.

Telephone 20087

THE EAST ASIATIC CO.,LTD.

of Copenhagen

M.S. “MALACCA"

loading for.

COLOMBO, ADEN, PORT SAID TANGIER, LEIXOES, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, GOTHENBURG

·& OBLO

19TH/20TH JULY

Tanks available suitable for the carriage' of off in bulk.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., I

LTD

Queen's Bldg., 2nd floor,

Tel. 84111 & 81118.