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TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

FROM

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1923.

HONGKONG TO ENGLAND

VIA

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS.

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Bookings made on all Trans-Pacific Steamship Lines in connection with Canadian National Railways from Victoria, and Vancouver to Montreal and New York,- Choice of Trans-Atlantic Steamers to Liverpool, London and Glasgow. Descriptive booklets, fares and all information supplied on application.

CANADIAN

NATIONAL RAILWAYS

GENERAL TRAFFIC OFFICES

PRONE C 200-1

NYK

QUEEN'S BUILDINus, Quater Road.

RAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai, Japan porta Through Bills of Lading isnod to all Overland common Points in USA. and Canada.

Through passage rates to Europe vin America G.$405, G.$420 0.3440 KAGA MARU IYU MARU

-

Monday, 15th Oct. Thursday, 4th No7, at 11 am.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWGEP via Singapore, &o.

MISHIMA MARU

HAKOZAKI MARU

Monday, 8th Oct, at 11a.m.

Sunday. 7th Oct.

HAMBORG vis LONDON & BOTTERDAM.

MATSUMOTO MAHU

LIVERPOOL is MARSEILLES & VALENCIA,

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila, &c.

TANGO MARU YOSHINO MARU

ས་ ་

Frilay, 23th Sept, at 11 am ...Wednesday, 17th Oot, at 11 am

Wednesday, 17th Oct.

NEW YORK & BOSTON VIA PANAMA,

TOBA MARU

BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town.

KANAGAWA MARU

BOMBAY via Singapore and Colombo.

TAMBA MARU

End Oct, or bogiasing Nov.

Saturday, 29th Sept.

CALOUTTA via Singapore, Pensag & Baagoon.

CEYLON MARU

Wednesday, 26th Sept.

NAGASAKI, KOLE & YOKOHAMA

AKI MABU

SJANGHAL, KOBE — TÖKOHANA.

HAKODATE MARQ

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Friday,

CALCUTTA MARU (Omitting Shanghai).

ROZAN MARU

KAMO MABU

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Thursday, 11th Ocb, at 11 am

28th Sept. Sunday, 30th Sept. Saturday, 8th Oct. Saturday, 13th]Ock.

For further information apply to NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Telethone: Central No. 292, 295'& 2425.

FOGURI, Ianager!

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(ROYAL PACKET Navigation Co. OF

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"VAN CLOON "

will be despatched to

SINGAPORE & BELAWAN-DELI Difett 13th October, 1923.

lat Class Fare to Bingapore :—$100.

'This vessel efers excellent cabin accommodation for salvos pas zangers

Single and double cabina. Wireless Telegraphy

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SCOTTISH SPORT.

"FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS.

[FROM Ora owŃ' CORRESPONDENT.}

EDINBURGH, August 2nd. - At the opening of each fresh season it is customary to segu the merits of the clubs for a possible challenger to the supres macy so long enjoyed by Hangers and Celtic, and while a scrutiny of results shows that the pair are pursuing their usual course, it also discles the fact that in the two, Edinburgh clubs, Heart of Mid- fothiau and Hibernian, they are likely to End foemen worthy of their steel. Both, Eastern tens made a brilliant beginning, and while neither Clyde nor Third Lanark cay be termed strong oppanguts, there was a decisiveness about the Edinburgh clubs' victories that augurs, well for the future, From the sentimentul point of view the most cheering feature was the triumphane mentry of Queen's - Purk into Fint League football. It was generally conced-

that in being asked to travel to Kit- mardock for their opening game the old club were being set, a serious problem. and yet not only did they rotara with a victory but with a handsome env at that The other promoted club, Clydebank, were not so successful, they filled to maintain at Aberdeen the good form which they dis played earlier in the week against Partick: Thistle and were beaten rather casily. The way in which Rangers secured their goals against Motherwell showed that they had lost none of their last year's brilliance. Although Celtic's win over Falkirk was only represented by one goal, they were full value for their victory. Dandes, who showed a big number of changes from last season, put up a very poor show at Kirkcaldy against Raith Rorers, whoe

football, if not superlative, was always much too good for the Tayside men, Clyde, 1; Airdrieoninus, 1. Partick Thistle, 1; Clydebank, 1. Aberdeen, 3; Clydebank, 1. Airdrieonians, 3; Hamilton Acad.; 2. Celtic, 9: Falkirk, 1.

Hearts, & Clyde, 0. Kilmarnock, I, Queen's Park, 4. Motherwell, O; Rangers, 3. Partick Thistle, 3; Ayr United-().. Raith Rovers 3; Dundee 0. St. Mirreu. 3; Morton, 1, Third Lanark, 1; Hibernian, 4. COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONS.

After one of the most interesting strug gles in the annals of the competition the Scottish Counties Cricket Championship has been won by Perthshire, and on their season's performances it cannot be gaiusald that they are worthy champions. No other competitiors have shown the same consis tener, their preformances with bat and ball and in the field being invariably of a high standard. The elements dested Forfarshire the opportunity of equalling. Perthshire's record, the Broughty Ferry Club's match against Clackmannan County at Alloa having to be

be abandoned as a draw. At that stage, however, Forfarshire had none the batter of the argument, as, while they had dismissed the Wee County for a moderats total, "they themselves had Ist two wickets for no runs..

Cquities Championship. Filtshire, 122; Pethshire, 126 für 3.. Stirling Co., 211 for 6, declared; Aber

deenshire, 188.

Western Union Championship, Clydesdale, 139; Drumpellier, 158 for S Kilmarnock. 46; Fergustir, 141 for S Polor, D7 West, 110 far.

Club Cames."

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-Stirling Co., 228, for 3, declared; West of

Scotland, 117.

Cupar, 70; Arbroath, 120. Carlton, 194 for 7: Paisley, 100. Cartba, 104; Glasgow Acads., .

THE EDEN GOLF TOURNAMENT.

Mr. R. H. de Montmorency has demon strated afresh that a man after passing the 50th milestone of his life is fit, to play in the best of golfing company. Bis school duties at Eton have prevented his this into in the Amateur Champion- but he has always bren a force in British golf. He has played for England against Scotland, and he was in the Brit. ish team at Hoylake two seasons ago, when

he was beaten by Bobby Jones, now the United States Open Champion. Mr. Montmorency

who has been instrumental-

in taking the of the Eden tour ament at St. Andrews to the R. and clubhouse for the first time, dominated the tournament from its very commence- ment. George Wilkie, the Leven veteran, one of the finest products, of the Fife school, led him by a single stroke in the qualifying stage, but from that time no. body seemed to look anywhere else for the winder.

CHAMPIONS AT DORNOCH...

The tournament of the Royal Dornoch Club was noteworthy because of the quality of the players in the final. The Amateur Champion, Mr Wethered, and who won his title at

Mr.Holdera ben bölidaying, as

Prostiwick,

usual, on the shores of the Moray Firth. Mr. Wethered carried North with him. some of the form that made him itresi tible ELE Deal, for in the qualifying rou

rounds ko puts up a new record of 69, and 21 Mr. Holderness had found the game that we in Beotland know that ho is

of the capable final shaped itself into a battle of cham plom. As vas to be expected, the pre Bent Amalour Champion bad the advan tage off the tee, but Mr. Holderness was unperturbed, and, neutralising this ad vantage in other strokes, wou a memor able match.

Among those to when Civil List pen- sions of £100 each have been awarded are the widow of Mr. Max Green, who was murdered by robber in Dublin," Dr. Doughty, the traveller and poet; Lady Ward, widow of "Spy," the cartoonist; and Mins Kawara Kitchener, step-gister of the late lord Kitchener; and Mr. H. O. Seppings Wright, in recognition of his services es war-correspondent and artist.

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CRAVING FOR SAFE "JOBS."'"

Mr. C. H. Bicknell, headmaster of the Mercer School, speaking at the specch day on July 23rd, aid that there seemed to be less private enterprise than formerly, judging from the desire exprened by so many parents for "safe jobs, with a pen- sion at the end," for their boys.

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITID:

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BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

TRINGTAU Vis SWATOW

SANDAKAN

KOBE

SHANGAMOT &SHANGHAI...

Tia SWATOW

VATSHING

Wednesday, 26th Sept, Noon.

MAUSANG

28th Sept. Noon.

HOSANG

38th Sept DÀ

TỪNG SHING

..Friday,

MINGSANG

"CHEONGSHING* ·Friday,

KWAISANG “ Terday.

28th Sept Neon 2th Sept, Noom.

2nd Oct.

198th Sept

10.

TIENTSIN MANILA BANGKOK vis

ria SWATOW THINOTAU vis

vis SWATOW... SHANGHAI KOBE via AMOY SHANGHAI via SWATOW HAIPHONG via BOTHOW. BANGKOK via HOLHOW .. STRAITS & CALOUTTA ***** HOSANG” „Monday, 18th Oct. 3 p.m. CALCUTTA LINH -- This Line korda regular mitinge in Calontän, Penang and

*********LAISANG

*TAISANG

"WAISHING*

*LEESANG"

"CHUNSANG?

4th Oct., Noon,

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,

5th Oat Noon.

Friday, Friday,

: 6th Out, 8 am

8th Oct., D.L.

Blogapore | returning from Calouste steamers proceed via Saraits and Hongkong to Japan, comzionally calling at Shanghai, yang All steamers have excellens panenger accommodation, Aised with Wiralows and carry a fully-qualled Surgeon,

SHAROBAI LINK:—§allings approximately every those days between Canton" and Shanghal, sometimes calling a wow. Through tickets can ta obtained and through "BD of Lading mesinomed Noribers and Yangiene Port via Bhsaghal!

MANILA

KINE :-A Wikiş servion is maluiwined with Mandia by vassals with good

HAIPHONG LINE

BORNEO

sus Friday. Holhozably. "Weekly : feri pilamingeen and

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having excellent pauenger accommodation. Caryo” taken af through Bing of Lading for Kudat Jesselton, Labuan, Tawan and Lahad Datu Ba

TIENTUIN · LINK>A^ regular service, in ran from March to Navamber between

Hongkong and Tien belo, calling as Welharwal and Chatoo. BANGIOK · LI#I-A weekly service is provided heivers Longkeng, and Bangkok, sła Bwsżow, by źre cheamers Silia with up-to-date, passenger socommodation,

CALCUTTA

LINE

“HOSANG" will be despatched on or about

Monday, 15th Oct., at ■ p.m., for SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA.

Through Bills of Lading issued to RANGOON, MADRAS, PORT

SWETTENHAM and DUTCH EAST INDIES.

For Fright or Passsze apply tom

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

TELAFECSE ONTRAL No, 215.

GLEN

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AND

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Die Hongkong

16th Oct,

22nd Oct.

5th Nov. 19th Nov.

BOMEWARDS,

Vessel Leaves 'kong Discharges "PEMBROKESHIRË” 2nd Oct. London, Rotterdam, and Hamburg-- GLENLUCE 19th Oct., Genes

L'don. Antwerp, Rotterdam & Hamburg.

Movemente are subjec to change without notice.

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For freight or farther particular please apply tom

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