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ENGINEERING & BUILDING

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Development of Poshan.

AND

To facilitate transportation of coal, the Kinochow-Teinen Railway decided to purchase the light rail. way from Foshan, estimated at from 8900,000 to 81,200,000. It is planned to establish an electric plant at Poshan to develop industrice along

the line.

Teak Production in Blam.

WEST.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1932.

WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES.

BROADCAST BY Z.B.W. ON-355 METRES.

DANCE MUSIC TO-NIGHT.

Railways to the western shore of Domira Bay, Lake Nyasa at construction on a line to connect 11 to 11.30 am-Stock quotations.

of several 11.30 am-Chinese programme, Nyasaland with ore of Central Africa's cast coast ports 12.30 p.m.--European programme of has been initiated by the Portu- gura. This new line, which has been commenced westward from the minate on the eastern shore of Lake seaport of Mozambique, will ter-

Nyasa at Metangulo. The com- tinuation of the railway from its present terninus at Blantyre is Ail The market for Siamese teak has being carried out in sections.

the earthwork construction is bo- suffered in common with the de-ing done by local firms on contract, pression prevailing in all other and the atonework for the bridges and culverts is being built by the lines, Recently, there has been a ra-

railway company's staff. ther sharp curtailment in the up- country operations by teak conces sionaires, largely because of ne- cumulated stocks of logs at the saw. mills, and at available river points, coincident with the great drop in the demand for teak.

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Now Sungari Whari.

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Beauty in Industry.

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2.15 p.m. (approx.)-Close down. 4-7 p.m.--Chinese programme, 7-11.30 p.m.--European programme.

PASSENGERS..

Arrivala.

SHANGHAI SHIPPING HISTORY MADE.

PASSENGERS TRANSSHIP AT WOOSUNG.

The following passengers arrived by S.S. Changte:-Mrs. M. M., H. Abel, Mr. R. Alley, Miss G. L. At- kins, Mr. and Mra. N. M. Bax, Miss V. H. Bayer, Captain T. M. Brown,

Shanghai, Aug. 3-An unusual Mr. H. L. A. Bunbury, Mr. and pièce of service to a member of the Mrs F. Challingsworth, Mr. T. T.travelling public was carried out Darvin, Miss M. S. Dowling, Miss yesterday at Woosung by Mossra, M. S. Dowling, Miss N. Fenton, Mr. Thos, Cook & Son, thanks to the co M. Denison-Forbes, Mr. and Mrs operation of the China Navigation Columbia records.

F. O. Griffith, Mr. F. E. Griffith, and the Lloyd Triestino companies, p.m.--Local time and weather re- T. V. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. when a passenger was transshipped A relay of the Hong Herring, Miss Herring, Mr. and without either ship being stopped, part.

Mrs. D. W. Hume, Mies M. J. while locent shipping history was Kong Hotel Orchestra by cour- tesy of the Management. (Dur Hume, Mrs. M. M. McGill, Mrs

being made. ing the intervals recorded music | M. M. McKenzie, Mr. G. F. Massey,

Mrs. Maud Sorensen, of North will be broadcast from the Mrs. D. I. M. Norman, Mrs. O, R. Studio.)

Simpson, Miss 1. M. Thompson, China, had booked her passage home 1.30 p.m.-Local weather forecast, Miss J. M. Tinning, Mr. T. Ward, at Cook's Tientsin offies, and arran Miss T. Watson, Miss J. M. G.ged to poms south on the C.N.S. Fongtion, have two days in Shang- Wimpole.

hai, and sail on the Lloyd Triestino The following passengers arrivod

vessel Conte Rosso. Everything was, yesterday by the Rawalpindi from

satisfactorily arranged, and Mrs. p.m.-A programo of the North:-Capt. A Smith, Mr.

Sorensen sailed on the Fengtien Columbin records kindly sup- H. Seagrim, Mrs. Laycock and 2 plied by MERRTS. Anderson Infants, Miss C. Harman, Mr. from Taku, accompanied by her two

Laycock, Mr. J. Usher, Mr. J. children, aged of and 14 years.

ber The Fongtien proceeded on 7-7,33 p.m. Enigina Variations Ireland, Mina Nio Peug Long, Mr.

(Elgar, Op. 30-Sir Hamilton | I. Wyllie, Mr. A. Button, Mr, and journey. At 11 p.m. on Monday she Harty conducting the Balle Mrs Wilson, Miss Y. Crighton, Lt. loft Weihaiwei for Shanghai. Dur. Orchestra.-DX322/DX325. J. Black, Mr. D. Davies, Mr. Sing the night weather reports put a 8 p.m.-Local time and weather re- Collaco, Mr. and Mrs. Hou, Mr. W. different complexion on things, and Jones, Miss Z, Kaffka, Mr. Chan the vessel - ran for Tsingtao to avoid port.

Sze Tuen, Mr. N. Bouraes, Mrs. the typhoou." Balch, and Infant, and Amah, Mr. and Miss McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, Mr. and Master Farmer, Lt. B. King, Mr. and Mrs. Trang, Mr. B. Warburton, Mr. Won Thursday, which meant that Ricketts, Dr. and Mrs. Wei Ai, Mrs. Sorangan would just miss the and Infant, Master V. Vorantzoff, Conte Rosso, a ship she particularly wanted to travel upon, as the. Feng tien was not due in Shanghai until 3 p.m. yesterday and the Conte Rosso was due to sail at 11 a.m.

A wirelcas message to Shanghai explained her predicament.

Music Co.

When an industrial district in cludes in its commercial booklets pictures of hills, wooda and pasture | 7-9.30 lands, without the suspicion of a chimney, or factory roof, it obvious- ly has something unusual to say to the reader. This is the position in the Stroud area of Gloucestershire, where for four hundred years a

ed, and mills, built in the spacious days of the eighteenth and nine- teanth centuries delight the eye while pleasing the practical owner. The ports of Bristol and Gloucester nre at hand, and London is a bare hundred miles away.

The Harbin Chamber of Com-thriving cloth industry has flourish. merce, the Binchang Transporta tion Association, and the Chambers of Commerce of various dis tricts along the Sungari and Heilungkinng Rivers, realizing the need of new wharf in the Binchang district, have Icased land, and petitioned the Adminis tration for approval of the scheme. This will be the third wharf in Bi- chang.

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German Forests.

The total timber acreage in Ger- many of 31,959,000, including some acreage that is being cleared and Railway Construction in Nyasaland, prepared for replanting, according to the latest statisticni information, Railway construction work con-Softwoods occupy aver 22,000,000 tinues netive in Nyasaland, British; acres of the total. East Africa. In addition to the One-third of the total is under

Shire Trans-Zambesi

Highlands public control.

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Ship Delayed.

The result was that the Fengtien did not leave Tsingtag until 3 a.m.

to You"-Renate Muller (So-Miss Presslie. E.R.A.W, Tacker, and Mr. Mrs. V. Levy, Mr. prano).-DX087,

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Davy Descriptivo Sketch-" In

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Songs "Ships That Pass in the Night" (Longfellow and Ste- phenson); "Vale (d'Arcy and Russell)" Madame Clara Serena (Contralto),----5316. Piano Solos-(n) Waltz in A Flat (Brahms); (b) Spring Song (Mendelssohn). Piano Solo- "Lichestraun " (Dream of Love) No. 3 (Liszt)-William Murdoch,-9274.

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10.30 p.m.-Rugby mid-day Press (Continued on riczi colustan.)

11-12.15 p.m.-A relay of the Service from the Union Church, Ken nedy Road, Preacher The Rev. Mr. E. G.

Powell. Order of Service:--

Voluntary

Mr. R. A. Baker, manager of the

& Son, sat himself down to think for a minute, then sat to work. He realised that the ships would meet in the neighbourhood of Woonung at 12.30 p.m. or I p.m.

Mesara. Butterfield & Swire. agents for the C.N.O., promised their co-operation, as did the Lloyd Triestino. Mr. Wright of Woosung was commissioned to have

one of

his launches standing by. Then yes- terday morning came A wireless from the Fengtien saying that all was ready.

At Woosung, about. I p.m. yen- terday, the Fengtion slowed down, and Mr. Soronsen and family want Being, aboard the launch. A short dis tance away the Conte Rosso slowed down, and the launch went along- side her while Mrs, Sorensen and family went aboard. The whole

Hyma "Lord of all

Throned Afar." Invocation and Lord's Prayer Hymn-“O Lord Thou Art my

God and King."

Scripture Reading

Palm-84.

affair did not take more than a few minutes, and another chapter was Hymn My God How Wonderful written in local shipping history, as

Thou Art."

it is believed that this is the first Prayer

time that a transshipment of this Solo-Mrs. Portallion-"The Lost nature has occurred with a ship of

Chord" (Sullivan).

any size locally.

Olfortory.

One of Mra. Sorenson's fears was set at reat. She had no tickets for by her trip on the Conte Rosso. But Cook's had sont them on board, in in What You care of the purser, before the ship

sailed.

Offertory Prayer. Hymn God of Bethal

Whose Hand." Sermon Life

Make It." Hymn" O Master Let Me Walk

With Thee."

National Anthem. Bencdiction, 12.15-2 p.m.-Chinese recorded pro-

gramme.

pan-Local time and weather re-

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2 p.m.-Close down.

8-11.30 p.m. (approx.)-European

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8 pm-Local time and weather

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5.3-8.45 p.m.-A selection of records

from Z.B.W.'s Library, ad, "In a Persian Garden" (from "Tho. Rubaiyat " of. Omar Khayyam)

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