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BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

(Butterfield & Swire (Hongkong) Ltd.)

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.'

SAILINGS TO

Yokohamu, Nagoya, Ouka Be Kobo.*** Singapore, Belawan &

"PAKKOI"

"FUKIEN"

Penang

"HUPER"

Tientsin

"SHENGRING”

Koelung

"YUNNAN"

Shanghai

**POYANG"

Bangkok

"YOCHOW"

"FENGTIEN"

"SHENGKING"

"HUNAN" "HANYANG

"SZECHUEN"

Pentair

Djakarta,

Semarang, Sourabaya & Macassar

Keelung

Shanghat

Yokoltuna, Nagoya, Osaka & Kobe ...... Singapore,

Belawan,

10a.m. 29th June,

8 m. 30th June

10 am. 1st July

3 p.m. 4th July 10 DJ11.

6th July

10 n., 9th July 10 am. Dth July

am, lith July 5 pm. 11th July 10 am. 13th July.

• Balls from Custodian Wharf

Penang & Palembang

ARRIVALS FROM

"SHENGKING"

Kobe

"POYANG"

"FENGTIEN"

"HUNAN"

"HANKANG"

"SOOCHOW"

Kobo

Tientsin

Bangkok

10 am. 13th July

10 am, 30 July

7 um. 2nd July

7th July

8th July

8th July

10/11th July

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

SAILINGS TO Sydney, Brisbane, Port Moresby, Samurai, Loe, Mading, Kavieng & Rabaul Sydney & Melbourne Sydney & Melbourne ARRIVALS FROM

"CHANGTE"

"CHANGSHA"

"CHANGTE"

Kobe

"CHANGSHA"

...Australia

p. 29th June

6th July

7th Aug.

4 July

Si

Jupun

8th July

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Scheduled Sailings to Europe via Aden & Port Sald.

"PATROCLUS”

Scheduled Sailings from Europe

Balls

"PELEUS"

Marseilles,

Liverpool

& Glasgow

"BELLEROPHON”

Laverpool & Glisgow

"MENTOR"

Liverpool, Dublin &

AvenRouth

6th July 14th July

24th July

"ALCINOUS"

Genua, London, Roner-

dum, Anisterdam

&

Hamburg

25th July

Mermeilles, Liverpool &

Glasgow

6th Aug.

Liverpool

Salin Rotterdum

Salled

Arrives Hong Kour -30Ui Juno

du

10

Salled

G. "AUTOLYCUS“

240) June

S. "LAUMEDON"

3rd July

G. "PERSEUS"

7th July

13th July

3. "CLYTONEUS"

G. "MENTOR"

S. "ALCINOUS"

G. “PATROCLUS”

S. "CYCLOPE"

18th July

8th July 13th July

23rd July

29th July

7th Aug.

15th Aug.

22nd Aug.

G. Loading (ijasgow, beture 1Jvripuoi. 8, Loading Swancea, before Liverpool. Carriers option to proceed via other parts to land & discharge cargo

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are hereby, notified, that their cargo is being discharged into the lont kong da Kowloon Whit.& Godown Co's Rudown where it will be al consignees risk and, subject to the Wharf's terms and conition of storado, and where delivery may be obtained.

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in the godowns for examination by

To comply with the General Bond- ed Warehouse Regulations, consignees

and other countrică 97.00 per month. | veyors. Messer,: Goddard & Douglas

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must have a lovenue Onleer in attendance when damaged dužlable; goods are examined.

No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the undelivered after the 3rd July, 1935, godown, and all goods remaining

will be subject to rent.

All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on ur before the 10th July, 1953, or they will not be recognised,

Nu Fire Insurance will be effected

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10 cents PER WORD OVER 20-11ongkong,

Births, Deaths, Marriages,

27th June, 103.

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btainable at "S. C. M. S'pat,"

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NOTICE

BANK HOLIDAY

are hereby, nuufled that heir genus

are landed and placed at thew risk and expense into the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Com-

pany's godowns at Kowloon, where | delivery" may be obtained as soon as

the goods are Innded.

Optional cargo will not be imtied here, unless notre line been given 48 hours prior to vessel's arrival, bul carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extends.

No cluding will be admiitled after the Gouds have left the Godowni, and all goods remaining undelivered after the 4th July, 1933 will be stali- Jeel to rent.

Alt broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined 3rd July, 1953, at 10 a.m. by our Surveyors Atessra Goddard & Douglas..

Το

comply

with

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Cost

Search Ancient

Hampering

For History

Lack of funds is preventing the Hampshire village of Silchester (pop. 500) from becoming as important to Britain as Pompeii is to Italy.

Silchester - known to the Romans As Callova Atrebatum - was a walled city built about 1,750 years ago when the Roman legions came to Britain.

In its time Silchester was the beautifully equipped houses. for seventh

largest Roman town. the atoman population, any excel- It contained a basilica and an fent drainage system, steam-

spectators. ampitheatre for mare than 4,000

4,000 heated pubilë bathe and a water |supply from artesian wells.

In paris the sturdy walls still stand, giving some idea of what the main highways to London, was once the meeting place of

Dorchester, Newbury, Sullsbury and Winchester.

But beneath these walls and the present cluster of homus lies wealth of history.

MUST REMAIN

And most of it must remain unt there is enough inapey to carry out proper excavationn.

Nearly 10 years ago the Vicar

Women's Institute

In Malaya

Miss Margaret Herbertson, a woman fresh from young Kent

to the Women's of Silchester, the Rev. W. S. Malnya, went Evans, formed a committee and Institute conference at the Royal und fold muscula

Albert Hall, London, opened a fund to bulld a

the

thousands of there. Mancy

assembled waste

British countrywomen how the raised but only enough to build idea of the Women's Institute is

wootien hut 18 months ago.

handed museum,

them

over to

OLDEST CHURCH

the

So for in the 18 months about

people have

visited 6,000 Silchester to inspect

the collection.

said how

But all the vicar and his helping to bring prado and parishioners, helped by Reading stability to Malaya.

a Women's Museum authorities have dugi Miss Herbertson,

organiser, spent und explored the area to pro- Institute general org

six months travelling through vite material for the museum.

Villagers

who had formed Malaya by river, open ear, and their

collections own private

aircroft, in

including General over the years with relles they Templer's private plane. had found in Geir gardens. Twice she travelled on tours the with

the General and,

"General fold

reporters:

much he Tempier valued the work the Women's Institute is doing in Malaya.

"Several times he asked of a 'Is there a particular village: Women's Institute here?' Each Ume I was able to say that there was." Classes

organised teach the native village women

elementary

things

and cooking dress-making,

In her six months hygiene.

Herbertson Miss there established 150

Women's In- There аге stitute branches. now about 8,500 members. The best tribute to Miss Herbertson's work is that in the six weeks Malaya 20 new since she left branches have been formed.

General the

The Duke of Wellington avent there and said he would like to Bonded Warehouse Regulations soc a first-class museum erected consignees must have Revenue on the site of the old church, the star Officer in attendance when dainaged earliest known Christian church such The Exchange Banks will dutable goods are examined.

in Britain. All dalina must reach us before

be closed for the transaction

the 27th July, 1933, or they will not

of public business on Wednes- be recognized.

(The day, 1st July 1963. first week-day in July),

No Insurance will be effected.

JEDSEN & г0, Agents.

Hongkong, 27th June 1953.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

DE LA Rama

LINES

Hongkong, 29th June 1953.

PACIFIC COAST PORTS.

Holt's Wharf 2nd July

16th July

5th July 20th July

BACK--IN MY OWN CENTURY! IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE THAT I'VE TRAVELED

3000 YEARS

A DIZZY WHIAL BACK THROUGH 3,000 YEARS INA FEW SECONDS-- FROM THE YEAR 5.000 TO 1952!JUST LIKE

ARRIVING FROM U.S. ATLANTIC &

"AJAX" "HAINAN"

SAILING for NEW YORK, via SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES & CRISTOBAL

"DONA NATI"

Accept cargo for Kingston and to Central & Sauth American' porte on Kirough bills of lading.

hay Pacific Airways Ltd.

Fathay

Boute

UH/Bangkok/Singapore

HIIC/Banol/Haiphong #K/Saigon/Singapore HK/MAN134/13.N. Borneo KH/Bangkok/itangoon/

Calcula

Departs Hongkong

(DC-41 7.00 a.m. Tue. Fri. Connects at Bangkok with

(DC-3) 11.02 a.m. Tue. (DC-4) 11.30 o.. Wed. (DC-3) 7.00 am Tue. Fri.

(DG4) 12.00 pm, Sat.

Arrives 1.K. (on return)

7.18 J. Wed, Sat.

V.B.A. to Hangoon)

3.30 p.m. Wed, 6.0 pm. Thu. 4.49 p.m. Wed. Sat.

6.00 p.m. Sun.

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

#1.CONNAUGHT RD C. Tel 30331/8- BRANCH OFFICE: 50, Connaught Rd. West. 25875-32144,24878

| raja 1913 King factory Simhast, Sad, Karld Higher beamed.

FERDINAND

THAT! BUT --I HAVE!

This project has been discussed ever since but always the cor mous cost has stopped any plans. Students will be gong to Silchester this summer to try to unearth a little more history. Although much remains to be uncovered it is known that once there were four temples and

were

By Leo Falk and Phil Davis

BUT YOU'VE WHATA THE GOT TO BELIEVE STORY! MEJ

I MUST TELLTHEM --THE EARTH PEOPLE OF 5,000 NEED OUR URANIUM FOR THEIR WEAPONS--OR THE MARTIANS WILL DESTROY THE EARTH! F

HEAT'S GOT HIM

to

P&O B.I. E&A

ALL COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

Outwardı "CARTHAGE"

"CORFU"

"CANTON",

"CARTHAGE”

Leavre Londes

30th May

25th June

*3rd July

20th August

Due #longkong

30th June.

27th July

24th August

21st September

Via Southamptoo, Port Bald, Aden, Bombay, Colambo,

Penang Singapore ---

Homewards "CARTHAGE"

"CORFU"

"CANTON"

"CARTHAGE"

Leaves Hongkong Dua London

3rd July

31st July

28th August

23th September

4th August

1st Bept.

2016 Sept.

Sah October

Accepting cargo for Bingapore, Penang, Colombe, Bombay.

Outwarda

"SURAT

Homewards

Aden, Port Said & Londen

FREIGHT SERVICE

DUB 10111 July

Baits

10 July

"BUNDA"

"SHILLONG"

20:11 July

Japan

For

For Slogapore. Penang, Port Swettenham, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Genda. Marseilles, Havre, London, Antwerp, Roverdam & ilamburg

With liberty to call at Belawan before er miter Stralis Ports and at Bombay if inducement offers. Tanks available for carriage of oil in Bulk. Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited Passenger accommodation.

BRITISH INDIA'S.N. CO., LTD.

"SANTULA"

"WARORA”

duo 1st July sall 3rd July

due 7th July cails 8th July

from Japan

for Bingapore, Penang. Rangoon

& Calculla

from Japan

for Singapore, Ran- roon & Calcutta

P. GO./B. I. JOINT SERVICE "OLINDA"

Juc 2nd July was 3rd July

"ORNA"

due 18th July

ralls 14th July

Loan Japan for Singapore, Celouba, Bombay

Karachu

from Katachil. Bombay Colombo & bingoppry for Japan

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

"EASTERN"

"NANKIN"

"EASTERN"

walla Rist July duo 27th July palis 2013

July

palla 1411; · Aug,

י

for Jupan

for Sydney...

Auciaide & Mel- DRATIO

for Lac, Sydney, Jewelle, cialis abigbang

All vessels have liberty to call at any porla on or off the route & the route & saffing ptp subject, to change or amendment with or without notice.

BENN LINE

"BENLEDI"

"BENALDER" "DENCLEUCH"

ABRIVALB

Due

on or abt. 8th July

24th July

28th July

16th Aug.

NANCY

From

"BENATTOW"

U.E.

U.K

U.K. V.K..

BAILING 6

Loadip on or obt,

12th July

"BENATTOW"

+BENCRUACHAN"

"BENLEDI"

"DENALDER"

+"BENLEDI"

18"BENCLEUCHI"

+9"DENLAWERS"

Liverpool, Dubilo, Rotterdam Hamburg,

Direct to Singapore, thelico

avre, London, Rotterdam and Antwerp, Kure, Kobe Kud Yokohama, Genoa, Liverpool, Rotterdam and Hull,

Direct to Singapore, thence London, Antwerp, Bötterdam Land Hamburg.

London,

Havre, Rotterdam and Bluff,

Genoa,

Hotterdam

Hamburg.

Liverpool,

A Calls Manila,

na

† Calls Djibout) instead of Aden.

21st July

26th July

Sint July

10th Auf

20th Apr.

29th ATF.

All vessels accept cargo for Suez and Port Said.

W. R. LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD.

York Building.

Agents

Tol. 34185 & 98710.

9-24

Making Light Of It

By MIK

Jam Good Idea

نوبارية

رقم

BUSHMILLEA

A PAINT

ROLLER, PLEASE

JOHNNY HAZARD

YOU HAVE A POINT IN YOUR

| DEDUCTIONS, MR. HAZARD! HOWEVER

...WE ANTICIPATE THAT WERDER MAY HAVE AN ACCOMPLICE IN THIS "THEFT?

WE'RE HAVING A NEIGHBORHOOD

PICNIC

BUT THE ACCOMPLICE'S. MISSION WAS MERELY TO DISCONNECT THE ALARM! WERPER PIP THE KEST?

6-2

By Ernio Bushmiller

AND I'VE GOT TO MAKE SIXTY JAM

SANDWICHES

BREAD

By Frank Robbins

AHA! I'LORD6, WITH THE AID

OF AN OLD THEATER HANDBILL, MUCH OF THE MYSTERY HAS BEEN CLEARED

K AWAY!

Dino

At the

rticular

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Telephone Nos. 27721-4

P.G.

For

Reservations, Tel: 27880

NOVO

NOVO

Delicious

extra strong

peppermint flavour

Made by ROWNTREE'S.

...this situation calls for a

San Miguel

PUBLISHING

IN SOVIET CRITICISED

BY 'PRAVDA?

London, June 28. Book publishing in the Soviet Union was criticised today lií a leading article in Pravda, the official Communist party, news- paper, according to Moscow Radlo,

Pravda blamed all the leading

publishing institutions for proks ing too many mediocre

and sometimes too large editions of books which would obviously reader-

find only a restricted

ship.

Soviet medical literaturo, wan too rich in works on' the same subjects and aspects of medicine and very poor in works other of importance, Prayda said

on

Writers were blamed for "Knowledge of actual life and ignorance of what the reading pubile wants" and for "parasi- tian":

Criticising distributors, Provdą said books

GA underground railways were found in the Vologda district of. Central European Rusala, where there are no large towns.

In Blayzopol, a purely prgfejl tural region In the North Caucasus, many booksen metallurgy were on sale," nid books on ericulture were sent to industrial towns-Reuter,

Nickel Distribution'

To Free World. Washington, June 20

An international mw-materials conference today announced the distribution of 98,315" tone for nickel among 30 Western nations for the quarter beginning July 1. The United States' altare" won 28,078 on Britain's 10,470, Western Gormany's rule 1,400 France's 1,135, and Canada'a 1,123-France-Preuves