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From Macso
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* 100 km, Sal Tal
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SUNDAY
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1937
FOURTH TEST MATCH
(Continued from Pare 10)
Don Bradman now came on the scene and he delighted the specta- tcra. with some dangerous but clever placements, while Brown Brown had kept on stone-walling made 23 and Bradman 26 with the total at 63 for 1 when the third day's play came to a close.
The attendance was 20.000 and.
the gate receipts £3,203.- Heuter.
The following were the score details:
Could You Do This?
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Arlene Bancroft, the supple young dancer pictured above, delighted the patrons of the Hong Kong Hotel on Saturday night with her very clever act. She is billed to appear again this forthcoming Saturday.
Australia, 1st Innings..........
388
ENGLAND—1st Innings
Barnett, 1.b... b Fleetwood-
Smith Verity, c Bradman, b O'Reilly 19 Hammond. c. McCormick, b
O'Reilly Leyland,
129
20
APB
C Fleetwood-Smith Wyatt, c Fingleton. b O'Reilly 3 Ames, b McCormick
Chipperfield,
b
45
NEW YEAR
HONOURS
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Voce. c Rigg, b Fleetwood-
Smith Farnes, not out
Extras
Total
sonal A.D.C.'s to the King, whilst 8. the Duke of Gloucester is appoint-
ed Air Marshal,
13
Two new Privy Councillors are appointed. These are Lord Hut- 330 chison, and Mr. Menzies, Attorney-
General of Australia,
Fall of wickets;-1 (Verity) for 53; 2 (Hammond) for 108; 3 (Ley- land) for 190; 4 (Wyatt) for 195: (Barnett) for 259; 6 (Ames) for 299; 7 (Hardstuff, for 304. R (Allen) for 318; 9 (Robina) for 322; 10 (Voce) for 330,-.
Bowling Analysis
0. M. R. W McCormick
2 81 2 ****.. 21 McCabe ........... 9 2 18 Fleetwood-Smith: 41.4 10 129 O'Reilly
30 12 51 Chipperfield 9. I 24 Gregory...... 3 1
0
4
4
0
0
AUSTRALIA-2nd Innings
Fingleton. 1.b.w.. b Hammond... Brown, not out
12
23
20
Bradman, not out ......
4
Total (for 1 wkt.)... 61
Coastal Shipping
(Continued from Pare 1.)
Lord Greenwood has been raised to a Viscountcy. and there are three uew Barons, namely, Sir George Hennessy. Slr McGowan and Sir Arthur Michael Samuel.
There are six new Baroneta created. these including Sir Der- went Hall Caine, Sir Clare Lees and Mr. Percy Malcolm Stewart.
29. KNIGHTHOODS
There are twenty-nine Knight- hoods, including Mr. Adrian Boult, Music Director of the BBC.; and Mr. Nigel Campbell, Chairman af, the £2,000,000 Numeld Trust for the distressed areas.
The Private Secretary to HM. the King, Mr. Alexander Hardinge, has been promoted. Knight Com- mander of the Bath.
Professor HAL Fisher has been appointed to the Order of Merit.." Mr. W. T. Monckton, who was prominent at the time of the con- stitutional crisis, becomes Knight Commander of the Victorian Or- der. He was Secretary to the Duchy of Cornwall,
OTHER HONOURS
Other honours include Kaight- (or Mr. John Charles can now be regarded as equitable hoods when, as they point out, the local Ledingham. Director of the Lister dollar is now less than one-quar-Institute; Mr. Emèst le Fleming, ter of what it was in those days, Chairman of the Counell of the and that the local cost of com-British Medical Association; Mr. modities to-day is estimated to be Arthur Streeton, the famous Aus three times the amount required trallan var artist, for his services when the local dollar was valued to art, at 2/64.
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R D. Swain, who established a world height record in an RAF machine last September.
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British System Best
Proposed changes in British passports have recently been con- sidered by the Passport Office, Sta- tionery Office and Home Office. It Is understood, however, that › the present form is likely to remain unaltered.
Although passport forgerles and alterations in general have Incress- ed in Europe since the outbreak of war in Spain, the percentage of Illegal alteration to British pass- ports has decreased during the last few years.
American and Canadian pass ports are printed by special ma. chines in typescript which is dif- Acult to alter, After considering the advisability of printing Bri-. tish passports in the same way, the Passport Office hus decided that the present British system is equal- ly good.
ALTERATIONS OBVIOUS
Air Mail by "Imporśał Airways”
Direct Service-London data,
23rd January.
SHANGHAI
SHANGRA and Swatom
8 LITR
STRAITS
CALCUTTA and Statta
AUSTRALIA an- MANILA Brats and Eumore vin Sun (Lottern) "sad Papers) London, th Jan. adl Londo Percels London data, 31st December 1938
STRAITA
Java and ManIZA HAIPHONG
Japan and BRANDBAI SHANGHAI
SAICON
AM**
CALOUTTA and tracts
SHANGHAI
STRAITS
AbITRALIA and Manila`
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CANADA, U.S.A., HONOLULU,JAZAN and || SHANGHAI (Vancouver B.,19th Jan.)
AMOY
Java and MANILA
- JAPAN, SHANGHAI and FoxMORA
MANILA
STRATIN
LIT
Straits and Maxza Calcetta and Stasite
Awangchi
KMA. Dorado
2nd Fab
Flintshire
2a1 Feb.
2nd Feb.
Zarpedon
Red Feb.
Tesicer
2nd Feb
F
Ird Feb
Kms of Japan ... Tilawa
2nd Feb.
3rd Feb.
Tunda
Ard Fab.
Marthaga ..
3rd Tab.
Behar
4th Fab
l'jizalak
4th Fab.
0. G. Paul Doumer
5th Feb,
Rawalpindi
5th Feb.
'6th Fab.
7th Feb.
Bisondari
7th Feb.
Uhaktang.
8th Feb,
8th Feb.
8th Feb.
Feb.
me, of Asia · Shirala Thikembang
Feb. 11th Feb.
11th Fob.
Hakusan Maru...
19th Feb.
Gracias
12th Feb.
Kashima Mars
13th Feb.
Deucalion
14th Feb.
14th Feb
Arames
Bridas
denis Achilles Changle...
Kutang
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An official at the Passport Of- fce told a representative of the Holhow.. "Daily Telegraph" that the British Passport system was probably the most efficient in the world, and the one least tampered with.
"Any alteration tó a British pase- port is really absurdly obvious." he said. "I wish that British wo- men were as conscious of this fact as are the crooks and undesirables who know the danger of being caught with forged papers, and al- most invariably carry scrupulously correct passports.
gives
"The vanity of woman more trouble each year than all the international crooks, aples and swindlers of whom we read. Hu- dreds of passports are turned back to us annually because women have tried to alter the date of birth. This is sometimes skilfully, often clumsily done; but is always ob-
General Elliot Dead
South Africa War Veteran
Dame Commanders of the Or- der of the British Empire Include Brigadier General
...
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Formona
Air Mail for "France Orient Service"-duc Marseilles, 14th` February
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Lyeonwoopy,
Dark and Trac
Tuesday. Ind. G.P.O. & K.P.O. Heg Noon Letters 19.30 F W:
19.30 Pi
1,00
1.00 PM 3.00 PX
330 PX
(G.P.O. &
K.P.O.
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C.N.A.0. plans Reg. Ind, 5.0TM M
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G.PO.
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Chichibu Maru Reg. Sud, 5.00 Fu
Lec. 3rd, 8.30 ▲
H.
Wednesday, ard.
Produce Tiimsgara Fukuken Maru, Newchwang
8.3 AM
8.30 A 8:30
Bumaous
10.30 *
Taiyuas
Manila
Amoy
THURSDAY
Shanghai Japan
Farpedon
Humana....
Gilbert
Catters for "Imperial"" Airways Direct Service"-dus Londen, 15th February
R.M.A.
Letters for "Australia by Im
Knight Conimanders of the Or-vious" der of the Bath include Mr. Henry Regarding conditions of employ-Thomas Tizard, Rector of the Im- and ment, the greatest emphasis is perial College of Science laid on the necessity for a proper Technology, system of annual leave. It Is The Al Force Cross has bee stated that officers of these guilds awarded to Squadron Leader h. have to remain on duty for long spreads, sometimes as much as seventeen hours per day. Further more, so the claims state, they are obliged to work seven days a week, and no provision is made for an- Lady Jullet Williams. Hon Trea-Sutherland McDowell Elliot, CBE, nual leave. The request. is made surer of Queen Charlotte's Fund; at one time the youngest colonel that conditions similar to those and Mrs. Mary Gilmore, for her in the British Army, has died at || operating under the National contribution to Australian tere his home at Iver, Bucks. He was
Maritime Award of Britain betare. made applicable, as far as leave is concerned, to the members of the local gulids, namely, two weeks leave on full pay annually
Complaints concerning the dit- ficulties and dangers of what is termed "the one mate class are also set forth in the statement of claims, the local guilds main- taining that no ship should put to sea without at least two certificat-
+
72.
perial Airways Service”-dne - Darwin, 9th February,
General Ellot joined the Service
FRIDAY SIR MILES LAMPSON
at the age of 19. He fought Bangkok via Swałow Recipients of the Grand Cross of in the South African War, being Shanghai, Japan and*EUKOFE via Siberia the Order of St. Michael and 8t. twice "mentioned." the Kano-Holbow and Haiphong
Straits, Ceylon, India, East and George Include Bir Miles Lampson, Sokoto Campaign of 1903, and Bonth África, ~Adea, Egypt and former Ambassador to China and throughout the Great War, when now Ambassador to Egypt. who he was again "mentioned" negotiated the Anglo- Egyptian Treaty; and Sir Herbert Malcolm, legal adviser to the Foreign Office. The CM.G. decoration has been
ed mates, which is according to awarded to Mr. Desmond Morton, the British award. Representa- Director of the Department of tions to this effect were made to Overseas Trade.
the Government of Hong Kong Reuter..
but the guilds were informed, as
has previously been reported in
this newspaper, that the British
Captive Who Escaped
He had an extraordinary adven- ture in 1907 when:.be was in
charge of the Gendarmerie in
Macedonia.
He was seized by four armed men at the Bulgarian village of Gjuredjík, and marched away w- wards the hills,"
In spite of being tied by a rope
Board of Trade was the responsible Gallantry Rewarded he succeeded in drawing his re-
body to deal with such a matter.
and, as a consequence, the local guilds have led their claims on this score with that body.
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volver and shooting dead his four captors and another Bulgarian. who was firing on their pursuers.
He himself was wounded in the thigh. The Sultan of Turkey gave
COOLIE'S BODY IN HARBOUR
It is contended by the guilds The record notes that a small ac- that in certain instances. there is cident such as the striking of a him the Imperial Ottoman Order only one certificated mate in koot nail on the slope in the river of the Osmanleh charge of a shitp, and when he is bank or sip with any of the gear off duty his place has to be taken used woud have resulted in prac- by an uncertificated member of the tically certain death and major crew. On the grounds of safety, disaster to surrounding mills. the local guilds claim that two certificated mates should be re: garded as a minimum for each ship. It is anticipated that the shipping managements to whom these representations have been made will meet the managements of the "gunda #in. conference on these claims
Frank Naughton, Tenth Light Tarik Company, Royal Tank Corps, another recipient of the MBE, plunged fully clothed to the rescue of a lanes-corporal and private who had been swept off the bridge, into the flooded River Indrayani near Moshi, Tanganyika.
British Wireleir.
The body of Tan Bhun, a 57- year-old coolle, was found in the harbour yesterday evening close to the Luen Cheong Wharf, Connaught Road, Central by the police, who believe that the deceased had taken his own life by drowning."
EUROPE - Marvel due Nor sailles, 5th March
BATURDAY
Letters for "K.L«M, Service”...... doe Amsterdam, 15th Feb.
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R.M.A.
Dorado
Kalpan Carthage Kangchow
Rawalpindi
8,30 ▲
3.30 PY
Tharadny, 4th,
9.30 & W 10.30 AM
G.P.O. & KR.O.
Beg, 4th, 5.00 PH Let. 8th, 8.20 A M
G.P.O.&R.P.O. Reg. 4th, 5.01 Lot. 5th, 8,80 a m
jeviday.
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1:00 PM
(02.0. 4 EP.O.
Par, 5th, 5.00 PM, Beg. 8th 9.45 AM Lot. 6th, 10.50 A M
Saturday, 8th G.P,O. &
K.P.O.
Rawalpindi Reg. 9.30 AM
Aramis
Baigun and EUROPE ris Mures!!
ire Marseilles, 8th March Letters for Guam, Honeixia, and”
U.S.A., by⠀⠀ "Pan-American Always Service" — duo San Haitan Francisco, 16th February. Manilo
Straite and Calcutta Foochow vis Swatow. Shanghai and EUROPE via Biberis
SUNDAY
Fooohaw via Swallow. Amay
MONDAY
8walow
Let. 10.00 ▲ M
Beg 8,4
Letters 9.30 A M.
G.P.O. &
K.P.O.
Beg. 2.00 PM Let. 2,30 PM
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Shantung Kuangtung
8.30 AM
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