1929-06-29 — Page 10

10

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-

JCJD

Hnngkong.

LIJN.

Central

REGULAR PASSENGER & CARGO SERVICE BETWEEN HONG KONG. AMOY, SHANGHAI, MANILA AND THE DUTCH EAST INDIES.

SOUTH BOUND.

STEAZAS

FROX

גם אם

ABOUT

EXPECTED WILL

LEAVE

For

TJILEBOET SAL, K'aosa

Η ΑΠΟΤ TJIKEMBANG S'BAI, & Axor TJIKINI TJIKARANG

TJISAROEA

30th June

4th Jals!

... DALNY, KLENG. 14th July

2nd July, MANILA, M'KSAR. 4pm. & SOERA BALA 5th July BATAVIA

+ p.m.; 16th July, MANILA, MAR.

ANOT

'nan & Any 15th July 17th July,

Sual & Amor 25th July 27th Jul», p.m.

9.M.

+ p.m.] SOBRABAIK

BATAVIA

BATAVIA

そ

NORTH BOUND.

EXPECTED

STEAMERA

FROM

ON OR

ABOUT

Wizz LEAVE ON

Fox

OR ABOUT

TJIKARANG ... TJIMANOEK

TUISAROFA

TJITAROEM

TJIBADAK

ΒΑΤΑΝΙΑ

3rd July AAMAKASSAR 10th July 3th July JAVA MAKASSAR 24th July 24th July!

BATAVIA

ΚΑΤΑΝΙΑ

,1

4th July Amor & S'HAL 12th July AMOT & SHAL 14th July: Amor & S'ist. 26th July Amor & S'hat. 27th July, Amoz & S'uat.

EXCURSIONS TO JAVA

The regular service of the Java- China-Japan-Lijn steamers from Hong Kong to Java, and vice-versa, offers a splendid opportunity for excursions to Java (the Pearl of the East), and other parts of the Dutch East Indies."

Famous for craters and volcanoes, delightful scenery, invigorating Mountain resorts," excellent sporting facilities.

Travel in comfort on, first class steamers with excellent accommodation for passengers; European Doctors carried; Wireless telegraphy installed.

Hong Kong to Batavia (7⋅ days) saloon fare: $175, return $300.

For particulars apply to:-

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.

Agents:-

ROYAL NETHERLANDS INDIES AIRLINES, LTD... York Building.

Telephone C 1574

Hamburg-Amerika Linie,

COMBINED FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. JABIN CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR 50 PASSENGERS. FARE FROM HONG KONG TO GENOA-£73. Oc. (l. OUTWARD-

Sailings from Europe for S'hai, Japan & Northern Ports:- 8.8. TIRPITZ **

M.V."LEVERKUSEN"

M.V."ERMLAND"

M.V.BURGENLAND"

MV, "BOOR"

M.V. "VOGTLAND"

HOMEWARD."

dne here on or about the 11th July dus here on or about the 23rd July dus hers on or abort the End Aug. due here on or about the 16th Aug. dus here on or about the 3rd Sept. due here on or about the 16th Sept

Sailings for Genoa, Rotterdam and Hamburg via Manila, Singapore, Colombo & Port Said:-

8.8, "OLDENBURG”- 18.8. "SAARLAND"

M.V. "RHEINLAND" IM.V. HAVELLAND"

sailing from here'on or about the 2nd July sailing from here on or about the 18th July sailing from here on or about the 27th July sailing from here on or about the 10th Aug. sailing from here on or about the 24th Aug. M.V. "ERMLAND... sailing from here on or about the 7th Sept

M.Y. "LEVERKUSEN

18]

t Calling alio at Marmelos.

For Freight, Passage and further Farticulats please apply to

JEBSEN & CO

12, Polder Street

*

Tel. U. 4754.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1929.

HOME CRICKET.

WIMBLEDON TENNIS.

MIXED DOUBLES GAMES

START.

SOUTH AFRICANS BEAT NORFOLK.

(THPOT REUTER'S AGENCY.]

Lospos. June 27.

In the 2nd round of the men's doubles J. Boroira, and M. Boussus (France) beat Crocker and Wright of Canada's Davis Can team) 6-1, 6-3, 17-15.

Allison and Van Ryn (America) hept Dessart and Frenz (Germany) C-3, 6-4, 6-4.

[THROCCH RECTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON. June 27.

In their two-day holiday match with Norfolk, quiet practice for the Second Test which starts on Satur day, the South Africans won by an innings and 44 runa,

H. W. Taylor,-who is looked upon as produced. scored his first cen 33 the best batsman South Africa tury of the present tour. hitting 170 South Africa went to bag first, and aggregated 120 runs.

Norfe replied with 120 (A. J. Bell, 5 for 3) and following-on, made 230.

Mixed Doubles (1st Round). In the 1st round of the mixed doubles Hennessey (America) and Miss Merrill beat Andrews and

Kent is completed a match to- Mr. Covelly (Britain) 2-8, 9-0, 6-day, defeating Somerset in

the

H. W." Bunny ") Austin and county sekampionship by an innings Nuthall (Britain) and 3 lins. The match was play Betty

ed at Tonbridge, and the victory brat Me Boussus (France) and Måle.

was the eighth secured by Kent in Stigart (Belgium).

thirteen games, Freeman took twelve wickets in the match for 106 runs,

Ladies' Tourney. Other and round results, complet- g the last 10 in the tournament

are:-

Miss Heing (South Africa) beat

Miss Kleinadı! 6-2, 6-3. Miss Jon Fry (Britain( beat Mrs. Watson (Britain) 6-1, 6-4. Miss E. A. Goldsack (Britnia) beat Mrs. Haylock (Britain)

6-2, 6-0.

Mrs. Mcllquham (Britain) beat Miss P. E. Mudford (Britain) 3-8, 6-0, 6-2.

Sumerset

woo

the

toss,

but did not stay very long, the

side being all out for 75 Freeman did the principal damage taking wickets for 40.

Kent's innings "totalled 2, to which Frank Woolley contributed | 10s. Somerset needed 217 to avoid the innings defeat, but were dis missed for 150, Freeman taking 6 for 66.

Cambridge Beaten,

At Lords, M.C.C. beat Cambridge (Brian inrings and to runs. Scores: LC.C. 476 (Baines 133, Blundell 5 for 91).

Cambridge 28 (Hearng & for 11) and 192..

Miss M. V. Chamberlain (Britain)

beat Mrs. Satterthwaite tain) 6-3, 9-7. Senorita Lili de Alvarez (Spain). beat Miss Ryan (Americh) 6-4. 9-6.4-Doth

**sueded" players, Alle Sigart (the Belgian cham- pion) beat Liss Gwen Sterry

Britain) 54, DA,

||

were

Liss Juan C. Ridley (Britain) incub Miss. Ku Bouman (Hollandy 6-4, 63,

Miss Helen Jacobs (America) beat

Mrs. Lyent (Britain) 6-2, 6-2. Mme Mathieu (France) and Miss Tapscott (South Africa) have to inst to-morrow.

Fourth Round.

In the fourth round. Mis Heine

(South Africa) beat Mrs. “Covell (Britain) 6-2, 7-3.

BOXING.

"UZCUDUN DEFEATED BY

SCHMELING.

[RCUTER'S AMERICAN SERVİCE]

NEW YORK, June 97. Max Schmeling (Germany) ort pointed Paolino Uzeudun (Spain) in üfteen rounds.

13,000 spectators at the Yankee Stadium watched the fight which was the frut of a series to find a new world champion to, suceced Tunney.

The fight started slowly but in the last six rounds Schmeling so asserted himself that he chased the Spaniard about the ring, siashing ripping blow to his opponent's head and body, and inflicting terrific punishment.

Only Paolino's remarkable game aess prevented a knockout

The fighters take forty per cent,

Surrey Beat Oxford. Surrey won by an innings and ti runs. Scores:

*

Oxford 21 and 13 Surrey 394 (Ducat 134). Yorkshire Win, Yorkshire heat Northants by an

Scores:- intings and as runs.

Northants Di (Dennis 3 for 12) and 17.

Yorkshire 400 for 5 (Sutcliffe 150).

Notts. . Warwick,

Notts won by an innings and 22

Scores: -

runs.

wickets.

Warwick 117 and 217. Notts, 356 (Wbysali 146).

Gloucester . Glamorgan. Gloucester won by 7 Scores:-

Glamorkan 1st (Sinfeld, 3 for 50) and 301 Dyson 103, D. Davies 116, Goddard 7 for Ga). Glumeester 434 and 52 for

(Hammond. 177)

U.S. INTER-'VARSITY

BOAT RACE.

HARVARD DEFEATED BY YALE BY FIVE LENGTHS.

New London, Conn., June 92.- Yale's 'varsity crew scored ah easy victory over Harvard here yester day in a colourless renewal of the

annual aquatic classic.

Harvard rowed with great strength over the first two miles of the course, holding even. Then Yale's coxswain speeded the stroke and Harvard began to wilt, drop ping back slowly but certainly uacil at the finish there were five

of the proceeds, which will approxi boat-lengths between the two shells.

mate to $300,000.

CINEMA NEWS.

FLEETWING" SUNDAY AT

- QUEEN'S.

"Fleetwing," a story of Arabia, comes to the Queen's on Sunday.

This picture, adapted from a story by Elizabeth Pickett. tells of the struggle against tribal traditions

of

two young people, Jaafar, a sheik, and. Thirya, a beautiful dancing girl. Much of the action centres round the capture of the Simoon, a beautiful Arabian horse, riding which, the lovers fly to safety.

The action is fast moving and ends in an unexpected manner. Ben Bard is cast as the "menace," with Robert Kortman as his aid

Jaais, Barry Norton, Dorothy Erville Alderson, James Anderson and Robert Kortman complete the cast.

SYD CHAPLIN.

"THE MISSING LINK" AT

THE WORLD. "

The Missing Link" with Syd Chaplin, the famous comedian of The Man on the. Box" and other comedies. fame in the leading role is showing at the World Theatre to day. The story begins when a discouraged poet, desperately afraid of animals, through a ludicrous series of mishaps is carried off on the same liner as a big game hunter sailing for Africa to capture the ferocious **Missing Link." When they ar rived in Africa Syd is compelled to pose as the big game hunter through some comical incidente. sistemink, the natives the sayaKO! jungle denizens and the terrifying "Link" itself, Syd has a very busy time of it, with plenty of thrille and laughs...

The time was 21 min. 20 sec. Attendance at the race was 86,000 persons,

Before the 'varsity race, the Yale junior grew was victorious over

Harvard's juniors.

BERKELEY HOTEL, .. 63-67, QUEENSBOROUGH TERRACE, HYDE PARK, LONDON, W.Z. Two minutes Kensington Gardens, Buses and Tubes.

HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER. GAS FIRES ALL BED ROOMS. PASSENGER LIFT.

Noted for healthy position, quiet, clean- liness, excellent food and attendance. Terms from 3 gus. per week, including four meals, baths, light and attendance: from 10,6 daily. NO EXTRAB.

Tarifs from DAILY PRESS oflee.

SHANGHAI SETTLEMENT

DIFFICULTIES.

HUGE LOSSES AND FIEAVY

BORROWING..

DETAILS BELIEVED.

3

COMPLETED.

During the past few days, says the North China Daily News' of June 24, rumours of...:

sinister character have been current with reference to the difficulties likely to experienced in carrying through the June share settlentent which falls to-morrow. There is no doubt that in certain quarters. this settlement has been a matter of grea difficulty, and that its con summation will only be possible by means of loans at a very high rate of interest, but the impression was trans- general-following heavy Retions after business hours en Saturday--that everything will be wrranged.

It is difficult to obtain reliable details of the state of affairs. The Shanghai Stock Exchange, accord- ing to members who have been ask ed, state that business. for this settlement among members Eas been i amali. On the other band it is known, or at any rate, assumeil that the opposite is the ease with the Shanghai Sharebrokeri Asso- ciation. Large transacticùla bave been reported by this body, and it is common knowledge that many brokers were caught very badly in greyhounds. It is now mentioned that others have had an equally bad experience in cotton shares.

Settlement to Go Shrough. In the eireurostances, the report was current that those with grey- hound shares were selling in order to cover the losses in cottons, and vice versa. Que broker is reported to have parted with no fewer than 30,000 Ewos after business hours on June 22 in order to secure his position. Banks, of course, do not

lend money on greyhound shures, and the position would seem to be that certain wealthy brokers have borrowed money on their own

securities from the banks in order to lend to those who have been dealing in greyhound and other similar counters,

The report was given cut s being more or less accurate that two men had been able to secure a million and a half ench from banks at from 7 to 8 per cent. in order to Enance others, and that such financing was being carried through at very much higher rates. This total of three million taels, "however, is not supposed to repre amount sent by any means the which is being, required to put through the settlement.

That the settlement will go through seems assured. but it locks very much as if certain elements recently prominent in highly speculative circles may be some- what crippled in the near future.

AND

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP 00., LTD.

UHINA MUTUAL STEAM · NAVIGATION CO, LTD.

ONSIGNEES per Co. Vel

"PATHOCLUS"

FROM UNITED KINGDOM

Yu SINGAPORE.. are hereby notified that their Cargo will be discharged into Solt's Wharf, Kowicon, where it will lie at Consignees' risk and subject ta Terms and Conditions of Storage at Holt's Wharf, The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown or and after 29th Jane.

Optional Cargo will not be landed here, unless Natice has been given prior to Vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the Gaal port of call to which the option extends.

All broken, chafed and damaged Gooda are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdaye and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 AM, and Noox within the Free Storage period. No Claime will be adsuitted after the Goods have left the Yesgel's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 6th July, will be subject to Beat

All Claims against the Vessel must be presented to the Undersigned an or before the 20th July, or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.

(6048

29th June, 1929."

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

COPENHAGEN.

The M.S. "DANMARK “ loading on or about

26th July

For

PORT SAID, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTER- DAM, HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN AND OTHER. SCANDINAVIAN & BALTIC PORTS.

OTHER SAILINGS :---

·MS. “ Java' M.S." Asia" ML.S. "Chile"

16th July

SAILING LIST. BHANGHAI, ETC.A

CONTINENT, 27O.

28th Andust

14th August

1st Sept.

24th Sept. 12th Oct.

Optional Bills of Lading issued to United Kingdom Ports.

For further particulars, please apply to

OHN MANNERS & CO. LTD.

Telephone C. 4071.

MERCANTILE BANK BUILDING, Agenta

PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS

Weekly Trans-Pacific Service

To San Francisco and Los Angeles

The Sunshine Belt ria Fonolulu Partalghtly maillage on Tuudars Pros Fierce.Ta..July2, tara. Pros. Taft ... July 16 Pres. Jefferson..To.. July 30 Pres. Lincola...Toy Aug. 13

IL

To Seattle and Victoria

The Short, Straight Route

to America Fortnightly walliner on Turedari

From. Jackson T., July 5. Pres. McKinley, Ta, July 23 Pms, Grant ....Tt., Aug, 6 Pres. Cleveland, Ta, Aug. 21

£120, £112 Specul throught rates to Europe via

United Stater, Direct coun-etions with

all Atlantic lines.. Choice of mail lines across United States Bad Qanada, liberal stop-over privileges for sightseeing.

Europe and New York Direct

ROUND THE WORLD

Palghtly solling on Sunday via Manila, Staltų, Colombo, Suet Canal.

"Alexandra, Napín, Genoa, Marselien, New York and Boston.

A..

Pres. Harrison.San., Juns 30, 8 Pres. Wilson...Sun, Aug. 11, 8 Prea Johnson.Bun., July 14, 8 Pres, Van Buren.Sun. Aug. 25, 8 Pros, Moarce.Sun, July 19, & Pros, Garfield Sun, Sept. 9,8

To Manila

Prom. Jackson...July 2, dpm. Pres. Jefferson..July 20, 6 p.m. Prea. Taft.Jaly 6,8 p.m. Pres. Grant. July 30, p... Pres. McKinley July 16,6p.m. Pres. Lincoln...Aug. 3, 6 p.m.

For Bookings. Passenger and Freight laformation apply to PEDDER BUILDING, Ground Floor

"Lelepaone Centrai 2477, 2478 and 795 Cable Address "Dollar"

CANTON BRANCE :—4, S¤A KEE START.

Dollar Steamship Line

and

American Mail Line

AUSTRAL-CHINA NAVIGATION CO.

Fox SYDNEY, MELBOURNE AND ADELAIDE Via MANILA, SANDAKAN, BALIKPAPAN, RABAUL and "TULAGL

S.S. "CABARITA" ("CHRONOS")-sails on/or about

For Freight and Passagea, Apply to zám

DODWELL & CO. LTD. Agents.

Queen's Building.

-་

20th July

Tel. 0.1099.

DODWELL & CO., LTD-

NEW YORK BERTH.

FOR NEW YORK & BOSTON via SUEZ.

M.Y. "MONCASTER CASTLE"

Baile on/or about 10th July

LLOYD TRIESTINO.

REGULAR

MONTHLY FASSENGER AND FREIGHT BERVICE for BRINDISI, VENICE AND TRIESTE (FIUME). TAKING CARGO, ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO GENOA, ALL ITALIAN, ADRIATIC, LEVANT, BLACK SEA AND DANUBE PORTS.

REDUCED" PASSAGE RATES, BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE LONDON

NEXT SAILINGS.

KOBE AND MOJI,

£72. £80.

OUTWARDS FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA,

M.V. "HIMALAJA“

M.V. "VIMINALE"

From Hong Kong." Baila bence, on/or about` 9th July Sails hence on/or about 18th July

HOMEWARDS FOR BRINDISI, VENICE AND TRIESTE

8.S. "VENEZIA” 8.3. "NIPPON" 8.8. TIMAVO

From Hong Kong. Sails on/or about 30th June: Skile on/or about 13th July Sails onfor about 23rd July

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS

FROM CALCUTTA & COLOMBO TO SOUTH AFRICAN POETS

3.8. UMZUMBI"

Sail from Calentta 3rd Ang. Regular Passenger and Cargo Service to South African Ports, Through Bill of Lading isoned from Hong Kong.

For Freight or Passenge on any of the above Lines, apply to:---

-DODWELL & CO, LIMITED.

Agents. Telephone: Central 1030.