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No. 23371. ENSĦBLAJ AKOJGET HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY,

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY. SLIGHT

TIME-TABLE.

On and after MAY 6ru, 1933, until Further Notice (all previous Time Tablas cancelled).

UP TRAINS

G

STATIONS

ur No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

18 13 108

14 186 29 2 8

LX. 4. ÀM, AM, A.M. LIM. Minad 2, P.K.P.M. | PM) P.,M.P.M. PMŽ PAGA

Kowloon.Dep. 6.25 8.15 8.37

Yaumati.Dep. 0.83 ... Shatin ...Dep. | 6,45

Taipo...Dep. | 6.59)

TaipoMarket.

Dep 7.01

+36

9.15 10.1211.00 19.12 1.06 1.88 2.20 4.35 4.55 0.08) 7.40

9.34 10.1911.41 (9,19 1,12] ...

9.88 10.3111.68 12.81 1.24...

9,50 10.48 12.08 12.45 1.37).

9.55 10.50 12.16 12.49 1.41..... Fanling Dep. 7.1610.00 11.0113.32 12.50 1.61)

Sheangabai...

Dep.7.20

Shamchun...

1814 1011 11.0612.37. 1.04 1.88.

8,02 6.167.48

5,15 4,778,00 5.28 8.43 8.14

5.826.48 8.10 6.12 8.67 8.29

2.60...

5.47 7,028.34

Art. 7.23 8.63 9.90 10.17) 11,1212.43 1.169.03 2.15 3.05 5.135.58 7,08 8.40

No. No. No. No. 17 1918

Canton .....AIT. | ...11.25

+5.88

.....17

41. | 7,48} ... | . |

DOWN TRAINS

STATIONS

No. No. No. No. No.

5

11 18.

7. A. AM AM A PM.

No. No. No. G

159.

Canton

... Dep.

8.00,

Lep

8,40

147

ISA

***

4.206.14

I(65) 12.33 2.51 4.15 441 5.88 (6.19)

11.00 12.382,66 4,20) 4,48 5,45 | 6.25

11.10 12.80 8.00 431465 6.01 0.85

9.07

Shumobun Dep. 7.02 7.80 10.80 10.48 13.16 2.44 409 434 5.25 6.12 6.50 8.45 9.00 Sheungthai. Dep, 4.00 1.37 Faaling Dep. 7.34 8.02) Taipo Markot: Dep. 7.36 8.12 Taipo... Dep, 7.30 8.18 Shatin Dep 7.42 8.80 Taugati ...Dep 7.58 8.43 Kowloon....:,12 802}8:40

| 11.14 12,44 8.11435 6.00 8.09 | 6.40 ...

11.28 17,58 1.25 4.60|| 3,16 6,276.53...... 11.41 1.18 3.87 601 6.28 8.43 7.06 11.09/11.47 1.18 8,485.10, 5,22) 0.48

First Class only. Will stop at any si bida, an reqdðát." -Sundays and Customs Holidays arcepted.

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JUNE 28, 1933 #1 (NT)Ø*&#1%

SLIGHT FALL IN YANGTSZE

HEAVY RAINS REPORTED THE CHAIRMANSHIP

IN LOWER DISTRICTS

HANKOW LEVEL REMAINS

STEADY

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY)

Shanghai, June 27.

According to reports received this morn- ing the Yangtsze level at Wanhsien, Sha- shih and Kiukiang registered a slight fall between one and seven inches, while the level at Hankow, Anking and Nanking re- mains the same as yesterday.

There were heavy rains this morning in the lower river districts including Nanking and Chowhsianhsien.

SEVEN WORKERS DROWNED

SEVEN WORKERS DRUVNED

HANKOW, June 21. Seven workers were drowned at Kinkow, a suburb of Wuchang, yes terday when part of the newly con- ou the Chinshui structed sluices Dyke gave way under the pressuré of the waters. The area is now converted into a veritable lake. As severral districts in southern Hu- peh are protected by the sluices, their collapse will result in the flooding of these regions

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The streats of the Japanese Con- cussion in Hankow are already flooded. This is due to the River water flowing through the sewers into the streets.

I

also appointed. Mr. Lu Chao, as its delegate to the Flood Prevention- Conference at Nanking.

The overflow yesterday of the em bankments at Wuchang and Chin kow, which were constructed in 1931, was an aftermath, according to expert opinion, of the incessant rainfall and the resultant pressure on the dykes..

The daily recordings at Hankow since the 17th are as follows:

June 17 noon, 41 ft. 8 ins. June 18, noon, 42 ft. 4 îns. June.19, 8 am., 43 ft. 1 in, June 20, 9 am, 44ft 2ine. June 21, 9 a.m., 45 ft. 1 in. TUNGLU UNDER WATER

HANGCHOW, June 21. Tunglu, a town on the Chientaug Fissures are reported at several River, is reported to be under five points along the dykes at Wuchang feet of water as a result of the and everish operations are under- continued rise of the river, Chien- way to strengthen all weakened teh, a town further up-river, is parts. Official organs and public still dry as it stands on compara- bodies are energetically cooperat- tively high ground, but the aur ing in the repair work, notably the rounding countryside is inundated. Bureau of Public, Safety, the Pao Reports received here indicate An-Tui and the Agricultural and that several areas both in eastern Industrial Association!

and western Chekiang are flooded, former due to mountain

Mayor Wu Ko Cheng, accompani- the ed by representatives of the Comfreshets and the latter to the over mander in Chief's Headquarters, left flow of waterways yesterday for an inspection of the The omnibus services in many Changkang Dykes, one of the im- parts of the province have had to portant embankments protecting be suspended as the water has dam- this city. General Hain Tou Yin, aged sections of the highways. Chairman of the Hupeh Provin Earlier reports of the suspension cial Government, and his colleagues of traffic on the Hangchow Kiang

shan Railway have now been found also visited the Wutxi Locka,

to be premature.” According to a telegram from

Rice fields in many districts Bre Changsha, more than 90 districts immersed in water accumulated along the Tungting Lake in north-from the fainfall.-Kuo Min. ern Hunan are inundated. Gen- eral Ho Chien, Chairman of the Hunan Provincial Government, has despatched special deputies to in vestigate the extent of the flood and dispense rélief.

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THE SITUATION IN SHANGHAI

SHANGHAI, June 21. The watermark of the Yangtze, Riyar at Hankow rose to 45 ft. 1 in..

am today, according to an official report received here from the Hankow Engineering BurÖKÜ of the National Economis, Council. The waters are only a little mure than a foot below the Bund, In

OF KWANGTUNG

1

RUMOUR REGARDING CHEN MIN SHU DENIED

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY]

NANKING, June 27. MR. Wang Ching Wei denied,

to-day, that the Nanking Government through envoys in Hongkong had approached Chen Min Shu with a view to getting Chen's consent to resume the Chairmanship of the Kwangtung Government. He said the mission of two envoys to Hongkong consist- ing of the Nanking Mayor, Shih Ying, and Huang Shaoh Siung was merely to explain the political situation to the South-West Lead-

ers.

IN HONG KONG -TO-DAY

SHOWERY.

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YESTMEDAY'S WEATHER REPORT, FORECAST AND REMARES, ISSUED BY. THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT 5.30 P: STATED:---

PRESSURE 13 HIGHEST THE EAST OF THE BONINS, AND RELATIVELY. LOW OYEE MANCHURIA Tas DEPRESSION

CHINA OF THE

SEA 16 UN- CHANGED IN INTENSITY; IT 18. CENTRED ABOUT:60, MILES EAST OP HAINAN STRAITS MOVING N.W. LOCAL FORECAST-SE WINDS, MODERATE, CLOUDY, SHOWERY.

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TO-DAY

(June 28.)

(Inte V Moon, 8th Day). Auction Sale of Caster Bunga Flow, Lammert's Sales Room, à p.m. Laumert's Sale of Household Furniture, 2200 (Katherine Build- ing) Nathan Road, 10.30 am,

Lammert's Sale of Postage Stamp, Sales Room, 5.15 p.m.

Meetings:-Ladies' Church Aid, 10.; General Committee, 5.30 P.m., Sailors and Soldiers' Home.

Social Functions: Whist Drives, Kowloon Dock Recreation Club, 40 p.m. Seamen's Institute, 9

Special Gala Night at Repulse Bay Hotel.

p.m.

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Theatres.

Central Tell Me Tonight

45.15 and 9.30 p.m.); King's: Bome Express. Queen's: Lady's. Profession." Star: High Stake” në World Recaptured Love.". Oriental: Rebecca of Bunny

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Tea Dancer at King's Rest rant; Hong Kong Hotel Gler

ter Building and Majeskie Dane ing Academy

Dinner Dances at King's Restau rant: Hong Kong and Repulse Hay ANGLO-SOVIET Hotels and Gloucester Building.

TRADE RELATIONS

THE SPORTSMAN AND THE BUSINESSMAN spite of the tins weather to-day and

DURING SUMMER DAYS.

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The National. has despatched Mossre Shi

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