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PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS

Weekly Trans-Pacific Service

To San Francisco and Los Angeles To Seattle and Victoria

"The Sunshine Bolt via

Honolulu

:

The Short, Straight Route to Amorica Portalghtly sailings on Tuesdays)

Fortnightly sellinga va Tuesdays "Pres.Maison.Tu.Apr. 13,9.m. Pros. Cleveland. Ta. Apr. 16,1

Prea, Jackson Taos, May 7 Pres. Pierce... Tuce., Apr. 50 Pro. MoKinley Tues., May 1 Pres Taft...Tues., May 14 Pros. Grani. Tass., June 4 Pres. Jefferson... Tue, May 28

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ROUND THE WORLD

Fenigally sailing on Sunday via Wanita, Stralti, Colombo, Suez Canals Alexandra Naples. Genca, Marseilles, New York and Boston

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Pros. Polk.....San. Jana 2,8 Pres, Adam..Ras. Jane 15, 8 Pres. Harrison.San, June 30, 8

To Manila

Pres. Pierce Apr. 2.6 p.m. Pros. Jackson... pr. 2, 6 p.m. Free. Taft May 7.6pm.

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and

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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1929.

ENGINEERS WORLD.

CONGRESS.

PLANS FOR TOKYO GATHERING.

PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.

CHILDREN'S PLAY AT ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH

HALL

The little plas "Pilgrim's Pro- gress," given last week by the meni bers of the Young People's Service of St. Andrew's, Kowloon, at the Church Hall, under the guidance of Mrs. J. H. Hunt. was repeated yesterday to a large audience.

Mrs. Hunt his done narvels, and chewn great skill in the way in which she has taken the essential scenes out of Bunyan's allegory and made them into a simple story which can be acted and understood by children. The scenery which was the work of Mr. Hunt was simple and made an admirable background.

¡CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONSIUNEES.

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co.'s STANERKALYAN."

ARRITAD HONG KONG ON 13TH APRIL, 1029. PROM ANTWERP,LONDON.GIBRAL- TAR MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID. ADEN. COLOMBO AND STRAITS.

CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above-named Vessel are hereby in- Innded formed that their Goods are being land and placed at TKI am in the Hong. Kang and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Coonigament will be sorted out hark 's Godowns at Kowloon, where tach by Mark and Delivery can be obtained as the Groeds Are landed

Optional Goods will be landed hars unless Instructions have been given to the contrary Six hours before arrival of the Steamer.

LONDON, April 4. The committee organised to take p the British share of the work in the World Engineering Congress in Tokyo was very much gratified by the generous response to the ap: real of December 22. The papers to be read, which approximate 80, include promised contributions from leading societies and many prominent experts such as Sir Alexander Gibb, member of the Council of Institution of Civil Engineering, otherwise holding many important positions and Sir Robert Hadield, President of the

The long part of "Christian."' Sheffield Metallurgical Society. was taken by three boys in turn, Mr. Hillhouse, former Professor John Chuhb, Ralph Philips, and in the Imperial University of Tan Black, but each of the other Tokyo, is now husily working up characters was played by one child the details. The personnel of the alone. The Engels and the ladies delegation is not likely to be avail of the House Beautiful locked fully able for some weeks, but it is consciousness of their piety and known that Mr. Ernest F. C. sustained their roles very well, all Trench, consulting engineer to the children, in fact, acted well. the Midland Railway, and a little stage fright at times Richard W. Allen, formerly Presiwaa quite understandable, especial. dent of the Institution of Mechani- ly on the part of the boys who take cal Engineers, and Mr. Gill of the as a ruke less kindly to roles requir. Standard Telephone Company, ining an air of conscious virtus! tend to be present at the Congress. The undoubted success of this pro- Mr. Ernest Trench will probably duction, will we hope, encourage hend the delegation.

Mrs. Hunt to train her class to give another similar morality play"

No Claims will be admitted after the next year. It must have meant a Goods have left the Godown. great deal of hard work and pati-MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.,

Agenta, ence, but the results have certainly justifed the venture.

Mr.

NORWEGIAN SHIP FIRED

ON.

US: COASTGUARD PATROL CHARGED.

-UNWARRANTED SHOOTING.

"

The Consulate asserts the Const guardsmen boarded and searched the Juan, but did not find any con-

traband.

PASSENGERS.

-

Departures.

Goods not cleared within 8 days in- aluding date of arrival will be subject to

e

No Fire Insurance will be affected by.

sny cass whateres.

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignees, and the Company's surveyora lesers. GODDARD & DOUGLAS at 10 am. on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage period.

All Olaine against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before 2nd Mar, 1999, or they will not be recognised.

Hong Kong, 18th Apr., 1929. [7843

PRINCE LINE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM NEW YORK.

"THE Motor Vessel

Haring arrived from the above Port on 13th instant, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are their risk into the being landed at Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godawn Company, Limited, Kowloon, and stored at Consignses" risk

and expense.

All brokan, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Gedowns, where they will be examined on Friday, 19th instant, at 10 am.

DODWELL & CO., LTD. efforts to enfores the prohibition P. S. Fielding, Master W. S. Field. 15 Days of the Teasel's arrival here,

NEW YORK BERTH.

FOR NEW YORK & BOSTON via SUEZ.

LLOYD TRIESTINO.

The following passengers Jeff Baltimore, April 7: The Nor-yesterday by the a.s. Katori Maru wegian Consulate here to-day for Japan vid Shanghai:Mr. and MALAYAN PRINCE" officially charged the United States Mrs. Be R. Berrick, Mr. R. H. A Berrick, Mr. and Mrs. N. Mikuri Coastguard patrol with fring, un- warrantedly, six shots at the Nor ya, Mr. E. Uo, Mr. T. Hoshizaki, wegian fruit ship Juar, in Chese- Mr. K. Hirai, Mr. U. Wakamiya, Mrs. A. C. Wood, Mr. K. Yamada, peake Bay, off Baltimore.

Mr. C. Naheshima, Mr. K. Saitoh, Mr. T. Matsuda, Mr. E. Mishiku, Mr. R. Saitoh, Mr. and Mrs. I. Lechner, Mr. and Mrs. E. Manabe, Misa E. Cholmandeley, Miss J Concern in Washington. Cholmandeley, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Public and official concern regard-Winning, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ft. ing incidents in connection with Fielding, Misa S. M. Fielding, Meta lows to-day had reached a pointing. Mr. H. S. Butterfield, Mr. E. where there was open talk that the Mandolert, Mr. K. Shimidza Mr. question may be brought before the A. C. Barson, Mrs L. D. Goldring, special session of the Congress open- Mrs. G. LJ. Jones, Mr. H. Carton ing on April 15. 1829

de Wiart, Mr NM. Macgregor, The protest of the Norwegian con- Mr. L. Fukuda Mr. S. Saitoh, Mr. sulate in Baltimore against the al- A. G. Dovey; Mrs. J. W. Delind, leged action of the Coastguard Miss Delind, Mr. F. Yamada, Mr. patrol in firing on the Norwegian C. Murata, Mrs R Uekuri, Mr. ship intensified official worry, com- and Mrs. S. Kikuchi, Mr. N. W. ing, as it did, on top the unpleasant Chan, Mr. and Mrs. Preabarginsky, incident created by winking of the Mr. H: Kobayashi, Mr. M. Katoh, Mr. Kasuya, Mr. S. Inouye, Mr. A. Dritish ahip I'm Alone by cosast

Furuya, Mr. D. M. Nicoll, Master guard cutters off New Orleans.

W. Nicall, Mr. and Mrs. L. Larsen, Miss E. Hesketh, Miss A. M. Lloyd, Mr. R. de Lajarte, Mrs. H. W.

Prussian Methods.

While officials are not inclined to

Elame the coastguard patrol com MeCarmick, Mr. U. Kimura, Mr.

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I, when at home, they will call or telephone to the above address, they will receive the utmost assistance and the atest available information on all sub ieets of enquiry will be placed at their disposal

mandera, who face, what has been described as the most difficult smug gling suppression situation in his tory, it is known they do feel that some means must be devised whereby innocent shipping will not be

mobested.

President Hoover has, personally, gone over the papers in connection with the I'm Alone incident, it was understood to-day, and is likely to give his personal attention to the Juan incident this week

Newspaper protests against alleg. el aliegal search of private domi- ciles by prohibition agents in many states of the union are increasing, a considerable section of the press conducting an open and violent propaganda against what it terms the Prussian methods of the dry agents.

PUNISHMENT IN AFGHANIS

TAN.

BLOWN FROM MOUTH OF CANNON,

Afghanistan is renowned history for the severity of its punishment. One of these harsh pundshments was the blowing' of a ran from a cannon mouth-by no means uncommon in recent years.

One Indian traveller (Mr. Borab Katrak, of Karachi), who made a motor tour of Afghanistan just be- fore the recent revolution, relates how he saw this sentence carried out the day of his arrival at Kandahar.

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Looted garavans. He noticed groups of people run- ning towards the open maidan (plain), and learnt that thres men who had been caught looting motor caravans between Chaman and Kan-- dabar were to be blown, from the. cannon's mouth. One of them, he said, was cut clean in half, while the other was shattered.

Before the Indian spectator had recovered a small Afghan boy of about 10 picked up one of the pieces, examined it curiosity, and took it away, 30 Dele

An old resident of Kandahar told the motorist that some years ago an arm of one culprit was wrenched off, and struck a spectator on the forehead with such violence that th manded from the blow,

Yet these people watched the per formance with faces less expressive and outwardly less moved than an English football crowd.

S. Midzii, Mr. W. Jackson, Master Jackson, Mr. V. E. Mulvany, Mr., J. E. Crocker, Mr. Fong Miss Fong, Mrs. F. J. de Britto, Mias M. O. de Britto, Mrs M. R. Cutter, Miss Frances La Cutter, Master F. William Cutter, Mra V. J. Peter. son, Mrs. C. W. Manegold, Mrs. J. Richards, Miss A. Pers, Mr. S. C. Whang, Mr. Pan K. Hing, Mr. W. John, Mr. Yum Jóa Seung Mr. Tsang Hung Yan, Mrs. Tum Phoon Shee, Mr. S. Moril, Mr. S. Tamura, Mr. T. Umegoki, Mr. J. Matagi, Mr. M. Micbandel, Mrs. K. Woo, Miss K. Woo; Mr. E. Woo.

MORE SHIPPING BOARD SHIPS FOR SALE.

States Shipping Board to-day an Washington, April -The United nounced that it has authorized sale of the steamships Conehatta and West Hosokic for $128,950, The Board also announe ed that bids for 23 ships now "laid up will be opened on May 7.

а total

All Olaims must be presented within after which date they cannot be re- cognized.

Claims will be admitted after the Goods have, left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 20th instant, will be subject to Bent.

by

No Fire Insurance has been sffected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned

FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD.. 2nd Floor, King's Building Connaught Road.

Telephone No. C: 3165, Hong Kong, 13th Apr., 1929. [7649

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN

NEE Steamar

THE "COBLENZ "

having arrived from BREMEN, HAM- BURG and Forts, Cassignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their Cargo is being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hong Kong &Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon, where Delivery can be obtained.

Consignees are Further the Ste

Steamer

COBLENZ Notified that BREMEN and HAMBURG Through Cas

Cargo for HONG KONG Ez 8.S. IEMGARD, 8.8. "KONG FRODE 8.8. "NIZ. 85. "Kore BJORN," and 8.8. NAJATE" from MALMO, GOTHENBURG, OSLO, and Ports

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has taken.

All Goods remaining undelivered after the 17th of April, 1992, will be subject to Rest,

No Fire Lasurance will be effected by us in any caso whatever,

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godown for examination by the Con sigrees and the Company's Surveyors Messrs. And

SITS. Anderson & Asho at 30 a., on

16th of April, 1929.

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No Claims will be admitted after the of Goods have left the Godown and al Chima must be presented within Two Weeks of the Bhip's arrival here, after which date they will not be recognised.

Consignees are requested to surrender thely Bill of Lading to the Undersigned for ocantersignature.

NAVAL MOVEMENTS. HMS Sirdar, a destroyer, left Nasking yesterday for Chefoo.

MELCHERS & CO.

... Agentes" NORDDEUTICHER LLOTD, BREMEN. Hong Kong, 10th Apr., 1929 [7637

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