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BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

**SHENGKING"

*BANYANG"

"FENGTIEN"

"FUKIEN

"SINKIANG"

"BZECHUEN" "HUNAN"

-SHENGKING"

"SHANSI"

"ANKHUN” "SOOCHOW"

"SINKIANG"

"HUNAN"

"SZECHUEN"

"SHENGKING"

SAILINGS TO

. Keelung

Tientsin

Kobe, Osaka, Yoko

5 p.m. 20th Oct

10 am. 21st Oct.

ham, Kure & Moll 10.30 am. 22nd Oct.

Singapore, Djakerts & Sourabaya

Keelung, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka & Kobe Bangkok Tientsin Keelung

Singapore, Penang & Helawan

Bangkok

Tientsin

Kobe

3 p.m. 24th Oct.

Noon 25th Oct.*

6 p.m. 25th Oct.

10 .. 27th Oct.

S p.m. 27th Oct.

S p.m. 30th Oct, 10 a. 2nd Nov. 5. p.m. 9th Nov.

Singapore & Penang Bangkok

Salla from

Custodian Wharf

ARRIVALS FROM

2191 Oct.

22nd Oct

23rd Oct.

7.m. 25th Oct,

26th Ort

28th Ort

29th Oct.

5/8th Nov.

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1951,

the BOYS and GIRLS PAGE

ZOO'S WHO

Bullfrogs

·ARE REGULAR”. DESTROYERS OF

WATER FOW... DUCKLINGS.FOL THE FIRST FEW DAYS AFTER. BATCHING, ARE CHOICE MORŠELS

FOR THEM...

HOSH MY BABY

PUZZLE PATCH

199

120

77%

1722

RIDDLES

1. Why is a half moon

heavier than a full moon?

2. Why can't files see in winter?

9. When were there only

two vowels?

5.

what is

P&O

B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N, CO.

PASSENGER /FREIGHT SERVICE

Outwarda

19

"CANTON"

*CARTHAGE"

Leaves London

1th September

18th October

Artives Hongkong

and October

19th November

"SHANSI"

"KWEIYANG"

"ANSHUN"

"FENGNING"

Кесипк

Bangkok

Singapore

Moj

Osaka

A.O. LINE LTD./C.N. CO., LTD., JOINT SERVICE

7/9th Nov.

0th Nov.

SAILINGS TO

"TAIYUAN"

Japan

"YOCHOW"

Sydney

"CHANGTE"

Japan

"CHANGSHA"

Japan

"TAIYUAN"

Sydney & Melbourne

11th Nov. 18th Nov. 3rd Dec.

ARRIVALS FROM Australia

A

Manila

28th Oct.

Kobc

6/7th Nov.

Australia

8th Nov,

"TAIYUAN"

"YOCHOW" "CHANGTE"

"CHANGSHA" *"TAIYUAN"

& Manila Australia & Manila

Japan

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

14th Nov,

30th Nov.

Scheduled Sallings to Europe vla Aden & Port Said

"AUTOLYCUR"

"ANTILOCHUS”

"PELEUS"

"'ANCHISES"

"ASTYANAX"

London &

Holland

23rd Oct.

...Casablanca & Liverpool

25th Oct.

Marseilles, Liverpool &

Glasgow

6th Nov.

Liverpool & Glasgow London

&

Scheduled Sailings from Europe

$. "CLYTONEUS“

G. "ANCHISES"

B. "ASTYANAX"

Hofland

Salls Rotterdam

7th Nov. 22nd Nov,

Sails

Liverpool

Saileri

do

do

G. "PATROCLUS“

do

17th Oct

Arrives Hung cung 29th Oct.

6th Nov. 14th Nov. 15th Nov.

S. "ASCANIUS"

21st Oct.

28th Oct

8. "AGAPENOR"

4th Nov

13th Nov

17th Nov.

18th Nov

G. "AENEAS"

G. "PERSEUS"

S. "AUTOMEDON"

G. Loading Glasgow before Liverpool.

S. Loading Swansea before Liverpool. Carriers option to proceed via other poils to

load & diso marge cargo,

29th Nov. 8th Dec. Jith Dec. 15th Dec.

23rd Dec.

DE LA RAMa Lines

ARRIVING via MANILA FROM

US. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST PORTS "DONA NATI"

**MANGALORE"

28th Oct.

7th Nov,

SAILING for NEW YORK, BALTIMORE and PHILADELPHIA, via SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, PANAMA and KINGSTON.

Buoy A6 21st Oct.

"MENESTHEUS"

Tathay Pacific Airways Ltd.

Floute

JK/Bangkok/Bingopore (DC-4)

HK/Handl

Departs Hongkong

6.00 a.m. Tues. F: tonyrects ut Bangkok with

(DC-3) (DOA)

HK/Saigon/Singapore HR/Mano/B.N. Borneo (DC-31 HK/Haiphong

(DC-31

7.00 am Tues

1.00 p.m. Wed

0.30 .m. Wed

7:00 pm Fri.

Arrives B.C (on return)

8.30 am, Wed. Sai UBA. to Rangoon)

6.00 p.m. Tues 1.15 pm. Thurs 4.45 p.m. Thurs. 4.30 p.m. Fel.

All the above subject to Alteration without notice. For passage and Freight Particulars please apply to

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BEN LINE

SHIPS

480

"BENAVON"

ARRIVALS

FROM

Japan "BENALBANACH” U,K. via SugMDOIN "BENCRUACHAN" U.K. 审期 BNB. U.K. vin Singapore

Japan U.K. via Singapore

"BENLEDI" "BENCLEUCH" "BENWYVIS" "BENVORLICH" "BENLOMOND"

"BENDORAN"

"BÉNAVON"

DUE

on or abt.

21

24th Oct, 27th Oct. 5th Nov. 8th Nov. 10th Nov. 21st. Nov. 24th-Nov. 19th Dev. 23rd Dee,

vla B.N.B.

SAILINGS Loading on or abl.

U.K.

Liverpool, Dublin, "Hamburg & Antwerp.

**BENALBANAOH” Lüodon & Antwerp.

"BENCKUACHAN"

BENDORAN”

“BENLEDİ”

Liverpool, Gligow & *Hamburg.

Havre, Liverpool, Cilasgow, Avonmouth

Huil

Liverpool, Dublin, “Hamburg & Antwerp.

“BENCLEUCH" „Kobe a Yokohaman,

{"BENWYVIS"

"BENVORLICH"

"BENOLEUCIÓ”

"BENLOMUND"

Havte, London ''Ketlordam," „Kobe & Yakobama, Fáverpool, Dublin, **Hamburg * Antwerp.

Liverpol, Glasgow &

** Avalmouth, MN

24th Oct.

31st

Oct.

12th Nov.

· 12th "Nov.

19th Nov.

23rd Nov.

28th Nov.

23rd Deo,.

20th Dec.

29th. Iles,

Via Blugstore, Perl Swetienhain, Port Sudon & Part #aIT,

** Calls Dinulle. Tawau A. Budakan.

Calls Cebu Tawau, & Bandakné,

Calls Manila, Tawau, Bandahan & Jemeltori,

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York Building.

Telephone: 84168.

USKS ARE NOT THE MOST COMMON WEAPONS OFELEPHANTS. THEY PREFER TRAMPLING AN ENEMY TO DEATH WITH

THEIR FEET...

SEMALE MEADOW

MICE COMMONLY BECOME MOTHERS AT THE AGE OF

SIX WEEKS,,

General Tin And The Diamonds

-But They Weren't At All What He Expected!-

By MAX TRELL

NARF and Hanid, the shadow- children with the turned- about names, had heard lots of stories from Gonéral Tin, the tin soldier, about his aunting expedi- tions. So when they found him standing by the window in the playroom with his musket over nis shoulder, and looking as if he were thinking of something very important, they were quite sure it was about some expedition.

Hauid, who was just on the point of asking the tin soldier to tell them what he was thinking about, was surprised to hear hi say, "And I never was so dis- appointed in my life, my dear Hanid."

"Oh!"

Went Hunting

"It was the time I went hunting fo: diamonds."

A this Hamid saio "Oh!" again By this time Knar! had come over. 100. "Diamonde?" said Knart. "Do you have to hunt for damonds, General Tin?"

“Every night I used to glance and of the window," said General Tín,

I saw one in the house was fast asleep, them. Yes, they were sands of them, large and small. sparkling on the ground, thou- The wise old cat was right. They were diamonds.

For what else eculd sparkle like them?

"Certainly, my buy. How do "I wasted no time. Taking a you and them otherwise?"

arge bottle to put the diamonds Knart admitted be hadn't) in, set out at once for the eld hought about that

on the other side of the hill. It "You and them in the ground," was there that the diamonds were continued General Tin "I don't sparkling the brightest. I climbed mean to say that all you have to ip the hill and climbed down the do is get a shovel and dig a hole 'bir side by the light of the somewhere, say in your garden or moon. And at length I was in backyard, and you'll find dia- the field of diamonds mends. Not at all! You have to "Yes, my dears, there were icck in the right place."

thousands of them thousands Where is the right place?" and thousands-too many to lianid asked curiously.

weren't [count. They

on the General Tin was silent for a ground. They were hanging from

Then he said in a sor-the petals

of the daisies and

momen'

rowful voice, " don't know, I but ercups and dandelions. In- used to think it was in the mea-deed, some were even hanging dow on the other side of the hill from the blades of grass. I ran about, gathering them and drop. ping them into my bottle.

It was there," he said, "where once went hunting for them." "And did you and any?" "Yes," replied General Tin, "— and no. I did and I didn't. And I never was so disappointed in my Life"

I

Whole Bettle Full "Well, I guess I had nearly the

bottle whole

Alled. when noticed the sky beginning to gel Karf and Hanid now begged starting to rise. I hurried home, light in the cast. The sun was General Tin to tell them the happy as a lark. I het diamonds whole story of his diamond enough to keep me for the rest hunting expedition, and at last of my life.

I bad diamonds to friends, I could give to

my hardly get home fast enough to "Every night," he said, "before look at them again and count

he nodded and began as follows:

Out the Window

I went bed,

.:0 I used to glance them. And then at length I goi

out of the window. Why I did I home"

don'; know. Perhaps I thought I

might see some diamonds. For a

friend of mine-a very old and

General Tin paused and sighed.

"What happened?" cried Knast.

זיי

"I poured the diamonds out of

very wise cat-told me that on the bottle. Yes, my dears—poured sonte nights, if you looked sharp- them. For alas, they had all ly enough, you would gee dia- turned to water."

monds sparkling on the ground. To water, General Tin: But

lucky enough to ste them,

So I kept looking, hoping to be hawthey never were resi dia- "And then one night, when the mende," the general said sadly. tuli moon was shining and every "They were dew drops, sparkling In the moonlight. The old cat

ANSWERS

CROSSWORD:

CAPER ORALE

ANNE MAGT ACTS DOE

DAR RIA PORTS

AS VA BALOB SHARE

HOMONYM: Two, to, too.

· MIDDLEBI I«The ball imoon

Aghtest, 8—3dontise; they, Lowve tried

spocy (specks) behind them in the mundiler. 3m, the tithe of

Nóal

(no A")); tetori Uanta I born, kahele moulha, SufThe · let- ter B

WORŊ SQUARE: DART

"had fooled me.

all.

"But perhaps she didn't after

For not eve

even real diamonds could have sparkled more beauti- I shouldn't have tried to fully. take them away. I should have left them there, sporicting the whole

night through, They weren't meant to make me rich. They were meant to be beauti ful for everyone who saw them. And that's the story bf my diamond-hunting expedition,"

1 Antic

ACROSS

Papal cape

7 English queen

9 Spar

12 Red vegetables

14 Female deer

15 Epistle (ab.)

10 Organ of hearing

18 Egyptian sun god

19 Faucet

21 Harbours

23 Thick slice

25 Flower container 26 Bargain events 28 Keen

DOWN

1 Ice cream goes in this

2 Mountain crest

3 Father

4 Shade trec

5 Peruse

7 Encourages

B Asiatic kingdom

10 Classifies

11 Annoy

13 This flows in trees

17 Wanderer

20 Go by

22 Harsh file

24 Exclamation of disgust

27 Musical note.

HOMONYM

Fill in the blanks with words

that sound alike, but are spell.

ed differently:

He wanted

the dance,

tickets

4. Where does the eloquence

of lawyers come from?

that which seen twice in every day, and four times in every week, but only once in a year?

WORD SQUARE

After you rearrange the let ters in each row to form # good word, move the tows around until the answer reads the same down as across:

AEKT

ADRT

A JA ER EERK

WORD CHAIN

First change MORN to NOON

in two moves, then to DARK in Ave more moves. Alter one letter at a time and form good word each time.

TRIANGLE

0

TRAINER is the base for Puzzle Pete's

The triangle. second word is "a symbol for

third

collection "a iridium," ef sayings," tourth "against," ith "a boy's name," and sixth "to chent."

T

E

TRAINER

Monarch Of All I Survey'

By LEE PRIESTLEY

THE

morose old Englishman huddled closer to the sparse Are in the study of his country house that day in 1719. Rain streamed against the panes of the windows but nothing was hidden that he cared to see.

"Buried in this wilderness!" he snarled. "Lacking any comfort, condemtred to the society of bumpkins!"

What a life for a inan who had been a politicien a pamphleteer, a novelist, a secret agent, a spy and at his highest point à friend of the King! To be sure, there was also a lowest point when the King's favour was lost and the erstwhile favourite had been locked in the pillories in a public square. But the old man re- inembered that even then the crowds of London had known him, that his name was heard in the coffee houses, that money ciled dangers,

shivered delightedly over

to merchants clinked in his pockets.

whose ships sailed the seas—not

re-

The opening door interrupted for children, of course. He had his thoughts. "If you please, no intentions of writing for the sire," said his daughter timidly. little scoundrels.

"And if I do not please, Miss?" the frascible old man snapped at

He her.

had no king for children, no love even for his own eight sons and daughters. Well, well! Speak up! What is

it?"

Pulling a sheet of paper before him, Daniel

Defoe dipped his quill pen in the ink pot and begah: Surprising Adventures of Robin- "The Life and Stratige on Crusoe of York, Mariner,"

Five Funny Facts

"The mail, sir." She handed him the bundle. "Delivered by the London coach at the Inn. And oh, sir, they do be talking about a man who has become while asleep; elephants sleep Robins sing and mackerel swim one of the eights of town, sir. A standing sailor man, dressed in garments awakening, yawn and stretch like upy and ants, on of fur and half-savage because human beings, according to a he was cad'away on a desert French naturalist. island...."

and

A combination animal "Hush your clack, girl," the vegelable is the New Zealand old mån began tearing open his aweto, a caterpillar afflicted with letters and glancing through the a parasitic fungus which is a new issues of the newspapers. vegetable growth.

There was the story the girl in Japan because they stop chirp

Crickets are used as watchdogs had been clacking about, ing at the slightest disturbance. Selkirk, the sailor who had lived The

The human alone four years on the island enough phosphorous to make body contaśma of San Fernandez. Hm. Now 2,000 matches. there might be the makings of a In the 15th century an English book there, Addressed, say, to taw forbade anybody under the gentlemon who

high rank of a baron to wear shoes adventure,

who with leather soles-E, Abeton,

Iked to: ladies

Rupert and the Ice-flower-4

NOON.

WOND UHAIN!

-boor... „born,

·MDEN, 'moon,

biser, duen,

Poor Rap

TRIANGLE:

"Linda" then

other people

" himself up rather shakily he heads

chuckles from behind him."

RUPERT and the

WRONG PRESENTS

"CHUSAN"'

2nd November

30th November

Vis Sonthampton, Port Sald, Adon, Bombay, Colombo,

Homewards "CANTON"

"CARTHAGE”

Pèpang & Blugsporo

Leaves Hongkong Dnę Landen

18th October

20th November

22nd November

Zard December,

"CHUSAN"

4th December 31st December

Accepting cargo for Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bom- bay. Aden, Port Said & London.

FREIGHT SERVICE

Outwards "SINGAPORE”

Homewards "SUBAT"

Due Hongkong

From

Zard November

London & Continent

For

Leaven Hongkong

10 November London & Continent

Accepting cargo for Bingapore, Port Ewettenham, Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Sald, Genoa, Marstilles, London, Hamburg, Antwerp & Rotterdam, with liberty

to call at Bombay it inducement ofėra.

Tanks available for carriage of oil in Bulk. Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited passenger accommodation.

BRITISH INDIA S.N, CO., LTD.

"SANTHIA"

due 23rd Oct.

"SIRDHANA"

salis 24th Oct

due 23rd Oct.

cale 26th Oct.

from Calcutta, Ran-

goon & Braits

for Japan

from Japan

for Singapore,

Penang Rangoon & Calcutta

(These vessels havs refrigerated cargo spaev)

P. & O./B. I. JOINT SERVICE

"PENTAKOTA"

dute 12th Nov,

from Japan

60 14th Nov,

for Singapore, Rangoon, Chittag- ong & Madras

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD. "NELLORE"

"EASTERN"

Balls 14th Nov.

due 2nd Nov.

for Port Moresby, Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne

trom Sydney

All vessels have liberty to balk at any ports on or off the route & the route & silling are subject

to change or amendinent with or without notice.

For full particulars apply to :- MACKINNON. MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

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