1954-04-28 — Page 8

BUTTERFIELD

SWIRE.

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILINGS TO

"POYANG”

**ANKING"

"HUNAN"

"SHENGRING"

"HUPEN"

Shanghai

Singapore

Tientsin

10 Jh. 1st May

10 a.m. 2nd May

ARRIVALS FROM

7.1.

30th Apr. 3rd May ard May

Keiling

...Shanghai

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

SAILINGS TO

"CHANGTE:

Kure, Kobe

Yokohama

12th May

ABRIVALS FROM

"CHANGTE"

.....Australia

& Mandia

8th May

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Scheduled Sailings to Kurope via Aden & Pori Bald

Loads

Satis

"CYCLOPS"

Genou, flotterdam, Amsterdam, London & Hamburg

29th Apr.

30th Apr.

"PERSEUS"

Marielles, Liverpool & Glasgow

"LAOMEDON" "'ANÇUISES"

Laverpool & Glasgow Liverpool Liction, Lundon,

&

Dublin

5th May 13th May 23rd May

24th May

Suits Rotterdam

"CLYTONEUS”

G. "ANCHISES"

N. CLYTONEUN"

"PYRRHUN"

S. AENEAN"

Amsterdam, Rotter.

dam & Hamburg

Bobeduled Sailings from Europe

G. "EUMAEUS“

N. "ASCANIUS“

G. "PELEUN

S. "AGAPENOR“

Baile

Liverpool

Salled

do

do

00

ຍ

3rd May

7th May

18th May

13th May

6th May 14th May 24th May

25th May

Arrives Hour Kon

2nd May

8th May

14th May

25th May

2011 May

7th June

13th June

22nd June

✡. Loading Glasgow before Liverpool B. Loading Swansea before Liverpoo

Carriers option to proceed via other ports to 10a noa discharge cargo

BY DE LA RAMA LINES

"AJAX"

ARRIVING FROM U.S. ATLANTIC &

"HAINAN"

"AGAMEMNON”

"DONA AURORA"

"DONA ALICIA”

PACIFIC COAST PORTS.

2nd May 15th May 3rd June 14th June

Baila N.Y.

Bažja 6,F.

Arr. II.E

Balled

Sailed

- do

~ do-

- do

24th Apr.

8th May

4th May 18th May 30th May

28th June

SAILINGS for NEW YORK, vla SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, CRISTOBAL and JAPAN

"DONA NATI"

-MANGALORE"

"AJAX"

101de

6th May

19th May

4th June

"THE" "CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1954.

CHINA MAIL

WINDRAK STILET

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Bubscription: 18.00 per month.

NOTICE TO CONSIONERS Increase In

ex this vessel

Ms. "LACHEDON" Damaged cargo will be qurveyed by. Meaurs, Goddard & Douglas at Holi Whart from to km, on April 10 and May 1, 1854, and coignees aro regtested have their representatives pediment during the survey.

BUTTERFIELD & WINE, Agenta

Portage China and Macso $3.00] Hongkong. April 20, 1904. var month, UIC, British Possessions and other countries $1.00 per month

News contributione, always

oceno,

wol.

the

thuld be addecused to Editor, business communications and advertisements to the Secretary.

Telephone: 26411 (5 Lines), KOWLOON OFFICE:

Isllsbury Road, Telephone: ¿2009

Classified Advertisements

20 WORDS $4.00 for 1 DAY PREPAID ADDITIONAL INSEKTIONS

$1.50 PER DAY

10 cents PER WORD OVER 20

Births, Deaths, Marriages, Personal $5.00 per insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25 cents each additional word. ALTERNATE INSERTIONS 10% EXTRA

If not prepaid a booking foo of 60 cente le charged,

ANNOUNCEMENTS

M & MAN, 19, DANTO B

Yvonne

P.P.C.

BASTO

FOR SALE

Harry

Odall

ways

If you enjoyed "MOCAMBO”

you must not miss

to

"TANGA TIKA”

Commencing to-morrow at the

EMPIRE THEATRE Town Booking Office, side lane, Shell House.

To ADVERTISERS

SUNDAY POST-HERALD

Врась for commedial advertising should be booked not Jator than noon on Wednesdays,

M.V. A

For the 80UTH CHINA MORNING POST and the GHINA MAIL 48 hours before date of pubilontion.

Special Announcements and Clamified Advertise.

ments as unum?.

“VEGETABLE

IN CULTIVATION HONGKONG" by G. A. C. Herkipl Over 200 pages: 10 drawings. Price Obtainable at "S. C. M. Post." $12.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

Tel: 26851

HONGKONG to MARSEILLES in 24 days.

P.O. Box 53

Queen's Building

"CAMBODGE"

Balka

"LA MARSEILLAISE"

7th May

20th May 5th June

sailing May 16th sailing June 19th

sailing May 4th sailing May 31st

HONGKONG to CASABLANCA in 30 days.

“IRAQUADDY"

"INDUS"

Accepting cargo for Kingston and to Central & South American put on

through bills of lading.

Tathay Pacific Airways Ltd.

Route

HK/Satgon/Singapore 11X/Bangkok/Singapore 1K/Manila/N. Bornes

Monday a.m. Tuesday

Tuo, & Fri Wednesday Thursday

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THE THINKS THE'S GOING TO SCARE TIM.

IK/Hanol/aiphong

1K/Bangkok/Singapore

1K/Bengkok/tangoon/

Calcutta

Depart Hongkong (DC-4) 0,00 10.00 (DC-4) (DC-3) 7.00 4.1. (DCA) 12.00 noom

8.00 a.m. (DC-4)

Friday

withous

notice.

(DC-4) 1.30 p.m.

All the above subject to Alteration

for particulars please apply to:.

Butterfield & Swire (Hongkong) Ltd.

1 Connaught 14. Tal: 30331/8

Branch Office: 50 Connaught Rd. Wust. Tel: 25875,32144, 24878

THIS 15

A HOWL!

CAN'T--RAISE MY HANDS --CAN'T MOVE --

In British Shipbuilding In

First Quarter Of 1954

London, Apr. 28.

World tonnage of merchant ships under con- struction at the end. of March dropped by 127,874 tons compared with December 31, Lloyds Register of Shipbuilding returns reported today.

The total is 6,167,002 tons (1,137 steamships and motorships) compared with 6,294,876 (1,136 ships).

Britain is building 3528 per

| ceni-323 ships of 2,175,760 tons compared with 313 ships and 3.179,708 tons in the previous quarter.

Germany was the next biggest builder with 10.45 per cent-141 ships totalling 644,301 tors. This Compares with 140 ships of in the previous 633,804 tons

quarter.

The United States was third with 7.00 per cent-41 ships of 486,053 tons compared with 19 ships of 353.782 tons.

A total of 200 oil tankers were

under construction in all parts of the world during the period under review. These consisted of 135 steamships of 2,020,010 motorships of 1,422,020 lons-an overall decrease of 100,200 tons com- pared with the December figure.

tons and

104

BRITAIN LEADS

China's Rice

A Problem For Ceylon

Colombo, Apr. 27. Ceylon's offer to sell sur- plus Chinese rice to other consumer countries has found no response, it WR8 fearned here today.

A

of the source suld that 10,000 fenN of rice available from just year's imports of rice from China about 16,000 tons were still on offer,

not

A spokesman of the Food Britain was leading in tanker | Ministry, commenting on the construction with 92 vessels surplus rice, said that many of tolalling 1,110,998 tans. The Inst year's buyerA were United States followed with 22 interested to renew

their pur- vessels of 380,778 tons and Ger- | chased, many came third with 32 tankers totalling 343,080 tons.

Sweden Was bullding 25 tankers of 296,519 tons. The Netherlands

tankers 27

of 288,597 tons, Japan 20 tankers of 133,000 tons and Norway 13 tankers of 115,260 tons.

Japan, he said, which bought 30,000 tons of China rice from Ceylon last year, did not show any interest this year.

P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

Outwards "CANTON"

"CARTHAGE”

"CORFU"

Laxvas Landus Due floatkor

1st April

29th April

2711 May

4th May

Hist May

26th Junp

via Southampton, Port said, Aden, Dombay, Colom2. T

Panama à stngapore

Leava Nongkong Due London

Bomewarde **CHUSAN"

. and May

"CANTON"

12 May

"CARTHAGE"

4th June

Jiet. May

17th June

July

Accepting carga tor Blagapore, Pebana, Colavabo, Dombey

Aden, Por dxió a London

* Arr. from Japan Apr. 30. Acropting cargo for Marseilion,

Outwarda **BRILLONG"

tatue warda "SURAT""

FREIGHT SERVICE

Arstving 30th April

Loading oth May

From

UK

For

Singapore, Swettenham.

Port Penang. Port

Cukuttibo, Aden.

Said. Genon, Marseille Havre, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam & Hamburg

With liberty to call at Belawan before or after Stratta Forts and så Bombay ii idacemens offers

available for

Tanks

красе

Cargo of on for tengeraled Cargo,

accommodation

ย

Bulk

Limited Passenger

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

duo Our May from Japa

Tiny

sala

"BANTHIA”

"FULTALA"

duc 4th May 30 May

Jor Singapore, Penang, Hangout Calcula from Japan

fur singapore, Hangoan & Cluttagong

P. & 0./B. I. JOINT SERVICE

dus 20th Apr. from Persian Gulf.

“UMANIA”"

"ORNA"

it was could pur- from other

**OKHLA"

The official suld that the world market price of rice Was steadily declining and Norway was the greatest Impossible that Japan rlee cheaper porter of ships of all types chase under construction with 62 producing countries, vessels of 367,474 tons on order.

Under the paci

Liberia followed with

with Chilna,

32 Ceylon would have to lake ships of 504,701 tons being built 266,000 tons of rice this year. for her. Reuter.

United Press,

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

ails 30th Apr.

due 30th Apt. saila 1st May

дие 6th May Kalle 701 May

"OLINDA"

due 11th May

*xlix 12th May

for Kubo, Unako. Yoko- Hand & Nagoya

from Japan

for Mingapore, Colombo, Karachi & Bombay

Fra Japon

for Colombo, Bombay, Karachu. Khorramshahr, Baarah, Kuwait TECI Other P, Quif Ports vlá Bombay

from Persian Cuit for Japan

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN 5.5. CO., LTD.

"NANKIN"

dd 13th May "Bad"ifth May

from Japon

for Labuan, Sandakan, Manus, Townsville. Brisbane, Sydney, Mei- bourde & Adelaide

All vessels have liberty to, call ut any ports on or of the route & the route & sailing are subject to change or amendment with or without notion.

For full particulars apply to: MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. OF HONG KONG LTD. Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

EVERETT LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Slam, Malaya, Rangoon, Calcutta and Chittagong.

"NOREVERETT"

Arrives Sails

May 17 from Singapore

May 17 for Kobe & Yokohama.

"REBEVERETT"

Arrives Soils

May 17 from Manila.

FERDNAND

for May 18

Rangoon

Зіонароте,

&

Penang, Calcutta.

NANCY

(Acoeping cargo for transhipment Hobe/Pusan and Kobe/Okinawa)

EVERETT STAR LINE

Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Blam, 'Malaya, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf Ports.

"THAI"

In Part Salts

Loading

Apr. 28 for Singapore, Port Swetten- ham, Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Khorram- shahr, Basrah, Kuwait & Bairein.

"STAR, ALCYONE"

Arrives

Salle

Apr. 29 from Sandakan.

Apr. 80 for Osaka, Kobe Yokohama

* Nagaya.

(Accepiing cargo for trazakipesent Kobe/Puma and ` Kebe/Okinawa)

VERETT STEAMSHIP. CORPORATION

THIS IS A NEW DRUG- STORE,

ISN'T IT ?

YEP --- JUST OPENED TODAY

|| BUSHRALEY

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LOOKS LIKE HAZARD. HAD BETTER [CHECK UP ON THAT D'ANDREE BABE

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DID YOU GRADUATE

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A BARGAINING SUPE

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BLACK MAGIC

PLAIN

CHOCOLATES

P2,080,000 Robbery

Buenos Aires, Apr. 27.

A Belgian textile engineer, Henr! Dikker, was robbed of jewels valued at 2,000,000 pesos. and 80,000 pesos in cash here on Monday afternoon.

The robbery took place when three well-dressed men, one of them with a drawn revolver, rang

the doorbell at Dikker's sixth floor apartment and forced their entry. Dlikker refused to answer the robbers when they asked where the wall safe was, so two of the men searched the house and found Mrs Dikker, also a Belgian, who was taking a nap in one of the bedrooms.

They tied her to a chair in the bedroom and when Dikker Hoard blowa' and 'seréámw, he

told the man with the revolver

that the safe was in the baths room behind the medicing chest.

Dikker gave the robber the keys. The gunman wrapped the contents of the safe, all jewels and money, in a towel and the three letter

Dikkef then discovered that his wife had not, been harmed. "She maki" one of the than hit # chair and the other screamed) ASLA United Press.

Her Husband

Didn't Tell

Hluguel