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Probable Starters And Jockeys

--- Landon, Oct. 22. The following are the probable starters and jockeys for the Cam- bridgeshire to be run on October

28

Finalist.....

Hairan

Daytona

Peromas

Commander. I

Harina

Noble King

Noble Turk

Denbuiger

Towton Moor

Inchkeith

Hypothesis

(HL Wragg)

(5. Wregg)

(E. Smith)

(Nevett)

(Beary)

(Läne)

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Eiquemeling .................... (Bezant)

Crisa

Aldine ...

Stone Ginger

(Gordon Richards) ............. (Lowrey) (Weston) (Fox) Foster)

Holyrood...

Laureate II

(Cut Richards)

(Sirett)

Both the rider 'and his mount seemed in some doubt about

this Jump at the Gymkhana; -Through or over?

(Richardson) Kwangtung Defences

(Malier)

(Evans)

tMiddleton)

Gay Venture .......

..... (Wing)

Princess Herodene

{Continued from Page 1.)

(Sprague) the Southern districts of the Pro- No jockeys have been assigned Vince, and it is reported that work yet to Tempest II Highlander, will commence immediately after Papyrette, Rough Rider and Sally the negotiations with the Canton-

Hankow Railway' Andrews.

Administration

Reater.

are cosiciuaea.

It is reported that General Yu Han-mow, Pacineation Commis- sioner, is making arrangements

CANTON VISITORS with the military authorities of

Kwangsi.and Fukien' Provinces for union and co-operation in mea- (Continned from Page 1)

sures for the defence of these three provinces of South China.

The CIVU Governor-General resident guests. The other dis- Wang Ma-chung is also co-operat- tinguished visitors will be accom-ing in making arrangements for modated as guests of the Colony policing and local protection by in the Hong Kong and Shanghat means of the newly created Peace Flotel.

Preservation Corps.

Отп November "4 a lunche01. party will be given at Government House and an official Banquet in the evening.

It is further reported that the civil and military authorities of the Kwangtung Province have de- cided to enforce compulsory milli-

The training period will extend through six months, and when completed. the men will be drafted into its regular army.

On November 5 the distinguish-ary training. In accordance with ed visitors will be che guests of

the scheme of the Central Govern-

the Chinese Members of Executive

ment.

and Legislative Councils and of other prominent gentlemen of the Chinese Community at a special luncheon in the Chinese Mer- chants' Club. They will also be welcomed by the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce at a tea party in the. Chamber's Hall and by the Hong Kong General Cham- ber of Commerce at a Dinner to be given in their honour.

The Secretary of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce states that during the above of- ficial visit a delegation of pria- ciple members of the Chinese community and leading profession- al men in Canton will visit the Colony.

They will be shown places of in- terest and will be entertained at the various functions arranged by the local community in honour of the official visitors.

Detailed arrangements for the Teception of the distinguished visitors at Kowloon and Victoria are in course of preparation and a further announcement will be issued in due course.

CHIANG ON VISIT TO SIAN

Nanking, Oct. 22 Marshal Chiang Kai-shek is pro- ceeding to Sian by aid. An official anhouncement states that the pur- pose of the visit is to inspect the northwest bandit suppression headquarters. Reuter.

After six months training in the army, the men will be free to re- turn to their homes...

It is expected that such pro- cedure will enable the citizens of the whole province to obtain · a proper military trajníng.-- Chinese Evening Post.

"SMALL FIRE

A small fire broke out at No. ? Larch Street, ground floor, on Wednesday, in a room used for the storage of joss sticks. The goods the fire was caused by a spark. were damaged. It is beileved that The Fire Brigade answered the call, and extinguished the blaze.

ANOTHER CAEL Another small fire occurred last evening in Hill Street as the re- sult of a small boy lighting paper in order to look for a fost coin. The Fire Brigade attended and the outbreak was checked without any damage.

"I

BEGGAR NUISANCE

The police authorities took RC- tion yesterday against the increas- ing nuisance caused by beggars in the city.

A batch of some two dozen were rounded up in Genealy and other places and taken to headquarters.

HAPPY BABY

PRINCE

A charming, study of Prince Edward, son of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, whose fist birthday was celebrated Inst. Augus

"British Trade

Vanishing In

The Far East"

(Continued from Page: 1.)

~WOULD LIKE TO REMAIN HERE"

Declining to be drawn into a discussion on world politics and policies, Lord Rothermere refused to say anything on the lines of his rather startling comments made recently in Shanghai when he fore- told great trouble between Ger- many. Russia and Japan within, a year. He was not in the mood for big guns yesterday. The develop- ment of trade based on peace was his theme, and, with characteristic tenacity of purpose, he stuck to that theme. However, KC protest his earnestness for peace, and he did not, think Britain would be involved in a world war.

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But he well knew that an inter- view is not really an interview without some "human interest" copy, and he readily responded to a request for something about his few days in the Colony.

"I'm sorry I didn't come here before," he marked. "I've en- joved myself so much that I'd like to remain here for another month, but I feel I cannot do that at this Juncture. Will I return? I'd like to. When? That all depends. Sooner, perhaps, than even I ex- pect."

"FINDING OUT THINGS

FOREIGN MAILS

CHRISTMAS PARCEL MAI & FOR GREAT BRITAIN.

The Christmas Parcel mall for Great Britain will be closed in the General Post Office and Kowicon Central Post Office at 5 p.m. on Friday, the 13th Novem der per a 8. Ranchi. The Publie are kindly requested to post early.

This Mall is due to arrive at London on the 18th December. Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America are forwarded "via Siberia' if so superscribed.

INWARD MAILS

STRAITS

SHANGHAI And SWATOW

“STRAITE® and Euxora via, NivATATAM)

(Letters and Papers) London, date, 94th September

MANILA

JAPAN and Suandbal

Jarax and SwanUPAT

SHANGHAI..

·Pan'and NuARWAT

JAPAN 'Bad SHANGBAJ

U.S.A

FROM

PEB

Das

Lisbon Diarm

23rd Oct.

Kanchow

23rd Oct.

Hakone Karu

23rd Oct.

Pres. Jefferson

93rd Oct

Bahar

23m Dot

General Le

23rd Oct.

Potsdam

Ly

23rd Oct.

Katge Hary

23rd Oct.

Asama Maru

13rd

Oct:

HONOLULU, JAPAN and SHANG-1 HAI (San Francisco, 25th September) STRAITH

Pros, &doms

24th Oct

Conte Verde

24th fot

Tjikembang

24th Oct.

Samo Maru

14th Oct

Henson ... Shang

28ch Oct.

26th Oct

27th Oct.

27th Oct.

27th Oct

MAXIKA

SAIGON

STRAITS

STRAITY JAPAK

JAPAN

18th Oct,

sath Urt.

28th Oct.

Java and MƐ› ILA AUSTRALIA an· MANILA

STRAITO, MANILA and Londoni Parsels-

London date, 17th September. CALCUTTA and Sexams

Air Mail by “Imperial Airways" Direct Barvice-London date,

17th October.

JAPAN

CALCUTTA and Straits

JAPAN

EUROPE VIL SUEL (Lettern and Papers)} London, 1st October and London Parcels-London date, 24th Sept HAPHONG

R.M.A. Dorado

Mayabari Marm Shirala B. of Asia Swarten hondi Badan... Anyo Maru

Kitano Maru. Tokushima Mari Tjisadana... Nellore

Carthage...

18th Oct.

9th Oct

28th Oct.

28th Oct.

29th Oct

:

19th Oct.

G. G. Paul DommST

3th Oct.

MANILA

Pros, Opolidas

30th Dat

Falls Bouanel

30th Oct.

USA. CARADA, Japán and ShaxoĦAL`

Seattle, 10th October) ВКАМИНА

Pres. Jackson

30th. Dot

Tyndargus Gorf

30th Oct.

30th Oct.

BAIGON

JAPAN and SAMURAI

OUTWARD MAILS

REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 9 a.în., registered and parcel walls are closed at 5 pm. on the previous day..

FOR

FRIDAY

Po

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Friday, 23rd, G.P.O. & K.P.0.

Dorado

Let. 3rd. 8.30 AM.

G.P.O. & F.P.O.

R.M.A.

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Letters for "Impérial“ Airways) | R.M.A.

Direct Service”—due London, 2nd November. Letters for "Australia' by Im

perial Airways Service"-dre Darwin 27th October. Sandakan

Since he has been here Lora Rothermere has met many people, ang people whom one would not expect him to go out of his way, d meet. It is well known that to

·⭑Straite and Calcutta be successful in Journalism, one Hoihow, Pakhol and *Haiphong does not concentrate exclusively Shanghai and Japan wit on the "head men." Every jour-Haiphong nalist knows the basic truth of that old Arabic saying, "The 'camel driver has. his thoughts-80 - has the camel."

It was ascertained that, apart from a luncheon with His Ex- cellency the Governor, Lord Ro- thermnere has had more intimate. talks with servants than with mas- ters. He has ordered his car to stop at all sorts of odd spota so that he might learn from such as the foreman.of a gang of coolles something of the lives the people lead and something of their out look. And he is not saying much about what he has learned.

at present, anyway.

Not

But that he likes the Colony is beyond doubt. He says he wants w come back,

LEAVING TO-DAY

t

At 6 p.nt. Lord Rothermere will Bal on the Noradeutscher Lloyd "Potsdam," but he may break his Journey at Bingapore.

After his statement about British

Swatos, Amoy and Foochów

Dorado Binuang ...

Gogra Kinachow Hakone Mare

Let. Bird, 8.30 N

980 AW Par. 23rd, D.&N Let 23rd, 10.00 a M

100 PX 1.3 FM

2.00%

3.00 FM

4.30 M

Canto

Seiston

Manili, and KUROPE via Marseilles

-ine Marcilles, 15th November and Farcels only for, Germany ris

Hamburg

Potsdam

and Bangkok

Protes

5'0PM

General Lee

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Pargel Reg.

---

Bhanghai, Japan, Canada, 0.8.

and EUROPE vis Victoria B.Q-) due Vistoria A.C., 11th November- and *BUROPE vis Siberia... Stmits and EUROPE via Maragilos-)

due Marseilles, 25th November

Letters for "K.L.M. Service"'----

duë Amsterdam, 5th Nov.

Straita, Sandakan, Coylco, India, East and South Africa, Aden, Egypt sad. EUROPE vis Marseilles-due Mar- ( seilles, 2nd November

SATURDAY #Shangbai Shanghai and Japan Amoy Fuochow Saigon

Manila

Shanghai

SUNDAY

•

snipping, the fact of his patronis Swatow, Amoy and Formeas ing a foreign vessel must be re- garded as a purely personal mat- ter entirely divorced from official significance. Many individualists

are inconsistent.

Manning Of Ships

Revised Arrangements

MONDAY dystów and Amoy

Straita and Calcutta

Shanghai and EUROPK via Siberia. Formosa...

Letters for Guam, Honolulu, and

"Pan-American

Pras, Jeferson...

I

Behar

5.00 PM

4PM.

50 PM

tar 53 PM "G.PO. & K.P.O.

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K&P.O."

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Kofori Mars

Conte Verde Kamo Maru Koying Beschuen

Beliton

Pros, Adams Коляделов

Hongkong Marm...

Anhui

·Islami

Merinon

Huisang

U.S.A., by

Airways Service" due San Francisco, 3rd November.

Tjibadak

DAI

Manila, Makaoser and Boorabaya

It is interesting to note that the | Bhanghai, Japan, Honolulu, 17‚߂‚

Blue Funnel steamer "Perseus,"

which passed through the Colony last week was the first vessel to

arrive in the Far East under re-

vised crew manning arrangements

Central and South America,, Canada, and EUROPE via San Francisco-due San Francisco, 19th Nov.,—and #KBHUP# via Biberia

WEDNESDAY.

in conformity with the agreement | Swatow. Amoy and Formoss. concluded in London on October Foochow via Swatow.....

1 between shipowners and officers Bangkok via Swalew representatives uider the aegis of Amoy the National Maritime Board. The usual four quartermasters were not in 'evidence on the "Perseus,” but in lieu the sailors are divided into three "watches" of four men to a watch, performing four hours on duty and eight hours off.

Tjibadak

dsama Mary

Pakuken Morni

Nanchang Solviken

Taiyuan

Superscribed correspondence only,

Let 5.00 PM

G.P.0. & K.P.O Beg 6.09 PM Letters 8.00PM

Baterday: 24th.

1.30 481 PM

3,00 501PM

Sunday, 25th.

9,00 AM

Monday, 28th,

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