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PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

Outwards "CORFU” "CANTON" "CHUSAN”

Leaves LONGER

Due Hongkong

mart.com

5th Deprinber

JINE

14th December Joth Jan. 1935

Inca Jan..

#tti

Via Boubampton,

flomowarda

"CORFU"

19th December

17th Jan, 1950

"UANTON"

"CHUSAN"

14121

And Feb

Jan. 1135

"

14th Feb., 1955

Zo4 Marc

14311

"CARTHAGE" Oth Jan, 1000

Port Said, Ades, Bombay, Colombo, Jeans 4 Bingapore

Lever Gongkong Due London

"CARTHAGE"

VIA

Singapore, Penang, Colombe, Dombay, Ades

Port Bald # London

Also calls Marseilles,

FREIGHT SERVICE

"BUNDA"

beads Bpth Flex

"SOUDAN"

DOKI DIEZ p

for 'port.

Swetten. ham, Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, GenONE, Marselites. Stavre, Lon don, Antwerp, flotter. dain & Hamburg

from UK t'ontinent Vla Straits

Tonda 32 þary Jan

tor

posta

***UNDA" above

***

With herty to call at Balawan before or after Stralin Ports and at Dombay if inducement offers.

Tanks available for carriage of Ofl in Bolk, Space for refrigerated cargo. Limited PassengDE accommodation,

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD,

"WARLA"

10th Dec.

trum Japan

Mills 1 Dec. for Mingapore, Rangvun,

Vaivulla & Cabingun

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

OZANDA”

مل اور رواة الراية

#4

- Nov

from

- ANDR

I Japan

"OBRA"

útic

430 Nov

CULI

-URDIA"

due 2905 Nov

122 JADRA

For

italy. ALORSPANK

Bingapore, Pakisaj, Bombay.

Karachi, Baaran, Abadan, Khoti Taitabakir & Kuwait

trota P.G. & Karachi

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN 5.S. CO., LTD.

"NANEIN"

J

4ur 8th Dec. 7th Dec.

from Japan for Bandakan. Buhilan Lae, Rabaul Brisbane, byd

Melbourne &

Alf vessels have liberty to call at any ports on or of the route & the route & smiling are subject to change or amendment with or without notice,

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

OF HONG KONG LTD. Telephone Nos. 27721-4 ̊.

EVERETTO

LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE

Fast regular freight refrigerator passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo-China, Slam, Malays, Rangoon, Calcutta and

Chittagong,

"BRADEVERETT”

Arrives Saila

Nov. 29 from Singapore, Nov. 29 for Kobe & Yokohama,

"NOREVERETT"

Arrives Safla

Dec. 14 from Manila.

Dec. 15 for Singapore,

Penang,

Rangoon & Calcutta,

(Accepting cargo for transhipment Kobo/Pusan and Kobe/Okinawa)

EVERETT STAR LINE Fast regular freight refrigerator passenger service to Котев, Japan, Philippipes. Indo-China, Siam, Malaya, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf. "THAI

Arrives

Balle

Dec. 8 from Singapore, ! Dec. 9 for Kobe

“STAR ARCTURUS“

Arrivas Sails,

Dec. 8 from Japan Dec. 9 for

Yokohama.

Manila, Singapore, Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Khorramshahr,

(Accepting, cargo for transhipninni Kobe/Pusam and

Kobe/OkinawB)

EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION`S/A

Chatryaented to the Republic of Vademe

Department: Talenhose 28293,

Owen's Building, To shone: 21205,

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BRETIER MADR cildraw phone up 80 $19.30 bair, Aleo, MARK'S MEDIA. Hongkong

Theatre).

(opposi be Capitol

CallInway Day

NOTICE

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

THE NOVEMBER HALF. YEARLY GENERAL MEET- ING of VOTING MEMBERS will be held at the Club

THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC || House, Happy Valley,

COMPANY, LIMITED

Notice To Shareholders

General

on

November,

They are

Fasting Fakir VIRTUAL END OF

Was Stuck

With Snake

Paris, Nov. 23.

"UNKNOWN". NEW GUINEA

Canberra, Nov. 23. Ten native porters have died in recent weeks

An attempt by fakir Thursday, 26th

Burma to beat the world's

1964, at 5.45 p.m.

fasting record. which is 92 days and already belong- ALL MEMBERS are ed to him - nearly ended Notice is hereby given that cordially invited to attend and tragically in Rouen (West in the flooded rivers and jungles of New Guinea.

Extraordinary alwage wot an

The men who lost their lives were members come, should be addressed to the Meeting of the Members of which may ensue.

participate in any discussion France).

To make his bid more easa- of one of several expeditions pushing through the Company will be held at invited to forward to the ional, he had placed in his the Registered Office of the Secretary in writing at least vipers and a number of other open up parts of the Territory where oil may be glass ocffin a pythen, overal largely unexplored jungle in an intensive effort to Company, 4th floor, P. & O.seven days before the meet-replies. He had intended that found. Building, On Thursday, the ļing is due to take place, any they should, alsu observe the 23rd day of December, 1964 matters which they may wish some regimen on him, that is, at 11 am. for the purpose of to bring up for discussion.

n therough farting. considering and if thought the following passing Resolution ILA an Ordinary Resolution:-

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By Order of the Stewards,

H. MISA,

Secretary,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

"ATREUS"

"That it is desirable that the agency agreement entered into with MessŢA, Gibb, Livingston & Com- pany, Limited dated 13th Damaged cargo ax this vessel wal

be surveyed November, 1947 be ter-

& Douglas at Holl's Wharf froin minated and the Board of 10 am, en November 28 and 27, Directors of The Hongkong 1954, and consigncen are requested Electric Company, Limited to have their representatives present be and are hereby authorised

&

by A

during the survey.

Goddard

BUTTERFIELD & NWITLE. Agenta,

DON'T WASTE

to offer the sum of $3,000,- 000.00 as compensation to Hongkong. November 24, 1054. the

Меваев, suid

Gibb. Livingston

Company. Limited in consideration of the total abandonment of all the contractual rights under the agreement dated 18th November, 1947, and that if the offer be accepted, the Board of Directors of The Company, Limited be authorised to enter into a Deed of Cessation with Messrs. Gibb, Livingston & Company, Limited giving effect to the said arrange- ments for the termination of the Agency.”

Hongkong Electric

By Order of the Board of Directora,

WATER

The first report on the progress of the expeditions has been made by an Assistant District Patrol Officer, As the days passed by, the Mr D. J. Clancy, who commanded the armed escort python began to shew signs

of 13 native police accompanying the Australian of

which gradually nervousness

He worsened.

growing | Petroleum Company's oil-search team. weak but he was tili strong cnough to cause the fakir con- siderable trouble if he chose,

CUT OFF HEAD The faldr, fearing the worst would happen, took

a radical step. He picked up a dogger that he had been careful enough to take into the coffin with hims and with a surprise move, cut off the reptile's head. It was a hard struggle between the man and the snake, but finally the ion won.

Because a large part of the expedition's route lay through unexplored Jungle country peopled by primitiva, war-liko natives tho insisted on the escort,

side through the strugging ines

of porter without injurying any of them,

The natives, of the Tar and Administration | Duna tribes are small, dark Berco people who spend a great part of their life in sayage inter-tribal fights.

evon

RECEIVED PEACEFULLY

Mr Clancy's report stated tersely: "Generally, native tfbes ropolved the patrol peacefully,

with friendliness." But when the fakir asked for That Mr Clancy, who lost two the coffin to be opened to get and a half stone in weight in rld of his

undesirable his two months' trek, zucceeded

who had to python, the bailif

making Finison with the affixed the seals on his coffin natives wis no powid:nt, could not be found; he had gone

took His porters with them fishing over the weekend,

trade goods steel axes and knives, bright lengths of cotton material and highly prized native currency of cowrle and mother of pearl shell.

now

The seals, however, could not be removed without his pre sence, and the fokir had to sleep two days in company with the dead snake which was be ginning to omit a foul smell.

The ball Bnally returned, Just as the fakir was about to give up his attempt Bi the | record,--France-Pressc.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.O. Box 53 Queen's Building Tel: 26651

FAST PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

saing Dec. 3rd salling Dec. 31st

"LAOS" "VIETNAM"

W. STOKER. General Manager.

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE

"BIR HAKEIM” "MEKONG" (1)

sailing Dec. 21st sailing Jan. 5th

(1) will call at London

Hong Kong, Tuesday, 23rd November, 1954.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

WE'VE A SOLDIER EVERY OTHER FOOT, SURROUNDING THE PALACE! MANDRAKE CAN'T GET IN WITHOUT OUR KNOWING IT.

FERDINAND

NANCY

1 HATE TO REMIND SLUGGO, BUT HE PROMISED TO RAKE MY LEAVES TODAY

JOHNNY HAZARD

↑ WHO ARE YOU, SISTER? AND WHERE YOU HEADED

·IN: SUCH A BIG, FAT

HURRY!

IS ALL THIS-- FOR ONE MAN? MUST BE QUITE | A GUY!

WHO KNOWS !! THEY SAID-- LET NO ONE

THROUGH.

WHY. DON'T

YOU GO OUT IN THE YARD FOR SOME

AIR ?

· LEAVE ME ALONIL): I AM THE CONTESSA

PRIVATE SECRETARY GYDU HAVE NO KAHT TO STOP WI

O.K.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

THERE'S THE PALACE BELOW US. LOWER OVER THE ROOF,PILOT.}

YES-

SIR.

ONLY TWO O'CLOCK YOU. BURK HOT BASY WORKING HOURS! HEY GIFF.LOOK WHAT I FOUND TRYING TO SNEAK OUT THE BACK

WAY!

9-18

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

By Frank Robbins

60, THE LITTLE FOOL DIR OVERHEAR US... AND WAS TRYING TO WARN HAZARDI. GOOD THIS TURN OF EVENTS

SIVES WE TIME TO GET

THERE FIRST

In

The expedition set out inte May to face some of the most formidable country in the world.

For two months, the loaded porters and alert Constabulary arined with service rifies talled over mountains and along the course of the F River,

The Strickland Gorge, a great deep crevasse in the jungle, only four miles in six days.

Mr

Clancy, ac

accustomed to long patrols in rugged country and in hazardous conditions, makes Little of the hardships of the journey in his report. Al- most laconically, he reports n miraculous escape from death for the entire party.

HUGE LANDSLIDE

A huge landsilde seni hundreds of tons of rock crashing down a mountain.

TALK

ABOUT

MAGIC!

Have you seen

Admiral

AIR CONDITIONERS

AND REFRIGERATORS

"THE JAM THAT MADE TASMANIA FAMOUS"

BLACK MAGIC

ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES

Can Miguel

They surround

with deep ditches, extensive

their bumies urmuringly

when it is realised that the only tools they posSCAS are made of wood and stone.

they fights arrows, stone axey

in their tribal use bows and and bone daggers.

But

to the they responded of Mr Clancy's patrol, When given the choice, they those red cotton and seized enterly on steel axes.

Some of them become portera for a while--and revealed L talent for the dramatic. Tiring. or with a too heavy load, they would fling themselves to the ground.

ound, wailing and "die" con vincingly.

Tragedy, which claimed the lives of ten of the party, struck towards the end of the patrol" mission.

in

Crossing a swollen river by vanoe, a native constable dis- obeyed instructions.

The Administration report received

Canberra

stated: "Every precaution in loading was taken and 18 canoes were tel iri pairs for greater stability. while two smaller ones were used as scouts.

TURNED TOO WIDE

"Everything went weil until a alivo constable in charge of one of the double cariots did not follow in- structions and swung too wide at a turn in the river.

The error took the 11-fátod craft into a whirlpool and 9 of its 12 occupants were lost,"

Another native was drowned ho pt- when, against orders, tempted to swim the river.

The Administration believes This expedt ion means the virtual end of the discovery of "unknown" parts of New Guinea.

that

"Although subsequent patrols may locate small po kels of previously uncontacted primitive groups in Isolated inland por- tions of Papua and New Guinea this one wrote the Binal chapter In the little-known but splendid record of the discovery of the territory, the report said.

their

But whereas the Adminstra- tion patrols have finished work, the oil companies only just bogun.

have

Geologists and technicians are sweating their way through the Jungle seeking ofl.

ANOTHER EXPEDITION

Another expedition which left Angoram in September is only now reaching the tringo of a 1,650-square mite search permit' area,

Other expeditions will follow 10 take up the work of men Hike Mr D. J. Clancy and his colleagues of the New Guinea and Papuan Constabulary——— China Mail Special.

Free Passage Scheme

To End

London, Nov,† 23. The free polsinge scheme for British ex-servicemen sexi wo- men, emigrating to Australia is to be ended on February 28, 1955.

Mr Harold Watidinson, PITUR. mentary Secretary to the Minis- |try, of Labour told the House of Commons today' tho'declaton had boen taken "with tho concur. rence of the Australian Clover- ment,"

The Australian High Commis sioner in London, Bir Thomas the White, suld today that scheme on assisted migration to Australia - would not be affected in ? my degree by the fórmal. termination of the arrangement under which ex-servicmmacki, and woman of ⠀⠀ the 1089–1945: war hád been given free passages to

On the other hand the nailstod: passage" schémé, which provides] 210 / pakatges for adultar and

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