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CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.
THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD.
From LEITH, MIDDLESBROʻ. ANTWERP, LONDON, AND STRAITS.
THE SS.
BENARTY."
CONSIGNEES
ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby landed at their riak into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hono Kome AND KOWLOON WHARF AND GODOWN COMPANY, LTD, whance and/or from the wharter Delivery may br obtained.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 4th Nov, 1937, will be subject to rent.
All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 18th Nov., 1987, or they will not be
recognised.
To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations, consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attend ance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godawns, where they will be examined on the 2nd Nov, 1037, at 9 a.m., by Mesars. Carmichael & Clarke
No Fire Insurance has been effected Bills of Lading will be countersigted ly W. R. LOXLEY & Co. (CHINA)LTD.
Agenta. Hong Kong, 29th Oct., 1937,
No. 77 SET
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NOTICE TO CONSIONBES.
PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL
STEAM NAVIGATION C
STEAMER "BHUTAN."
ARRIVED BONG KONG
30TH OCT, 1937.
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ANTWERP, LONDON, GIBRAL.
TAB MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND TRAITS.
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above-named Vessel are hereby in, formed that their Goods are being landed. and placed AT THEIR RISK in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns st Kowloon where
by Mark and Delivery can be obtained as the Goods are landed
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Optional Goods will be landed bers unless instructions have been given to the contrary Six Hours before arrival of the steamer.
Goods not cleared within 8 days in. cluding date of arrival will be subject to rent
No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in any can whatever.
Damage Packages must be left it the Godowns for examination by the Consignees, and the Company's suTFEJOTA, Mesara. GouDARD & DOUGLAS, at 10a.m. on Mondays and Tharadays, within the Free Storage period.
Consignees are specially notified that it is necessary for a Revenue Officer to be present at the examination of damaged dutiable cargo.
All Clains against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before 19th Nov., 1937, or they will not be recognized.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowna. MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.,
Agenin Hong Kong, 30th Oct., 1937.
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1937.
CANADA'S TEAM FOR SYDNEY
Empire Games "Double"
THE NEW
GERMAN
FLEET
"The Navy does not exist merely
for the sake of vanity. It is
Expected For Loaring there to point out the road
Canadian enthusiasts are already weighing up the Dominion team's prospects at the Empire Games in Sydney next February.
Outstanding mong "hopes" is Johnny Loaring (Olym- pic Club. Hamilton), who had two great races with Godfrey Brown over 400 metres during the com- bined Varsities' tour in Canada.
When they met at Hamilton. Learing won by inches, but tha Light Blue reversed
cur people."
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NEW ANTHEM
FOR ALBANIA
Nation-Wide Contest. End
AS 2 result of a nation-wide contest new ruitional anthem has been chosen for Albania. It will be sung at the 25th anniver- sary celebrations on Nov, 28 of Albania's declaration of indepen- dence. The present anthem, in both text and tune. is very almilar to a Rumanian military march.
The winner of the contest to and new words for the anthem is Beqir Cela, a 23-year-old school teacher, from the village of Kar-· bunara, near the town of Lushn- ja. He has won a prize of 2,000 gold franes (worth £80 at par). There were 7, competitors.
The reinstatement of German arms meant a period of recon- struction for the Navy, Cor- responding Vi
to Germany's just claims for Canada's
prestige. The basis of this reconstruction is the Anglo-German fleet agreement of June 18, 1935. It is obvious that the new German Navy does not represent a menace for other sea Powers; on the contrary, it shows that Germany is willing to re- cognize the claims of other nailons for the size of fleet pertaining to them, writes L-Comdr. Olese in the "United Services Review." By virtue of this agreement the size of the German Fleet was volun taly placed in the ratio of 35-- 100 to the then stre.ush of the Lrtith Fleet Tils means Germany, by the present position of the British Navy, an approxi-la mate naval strength of 420,000
that result,
with a yard or two to spare, when they came together in a later match
..
As, Brown Is unlikely to be member of the English team for the 'Sydney' Games it is fairly certain that Logging will score.
Canada has another class "400" runner in Bill Fritz, of Toronto, who beat Learing for fifth place in the Olymple anal last year by 2-5 sec., but it is thought that climatic conditions "down under" will better suit the Hamilton man
In view of England's weakness In quarter mile hurdlers, Loaring, on the strength of second to Glonn Harnin (USA) in Berlin last August; is practically certain to complete the "double."
Howle McPhee, who' falled to qualify in Berlin, and Larry O'Con- nor will be Canada's choice for the 100 metres, while Lee Orr, filth In the Olympic final. will go for the
200.
For the distance races, Wally Young is reckoned to have a distinct chance, while Jim Cour- twright is Canada's fancy for the javelin.
MACHINES DISPLACE TYPISTS
New Aids To Business "Efficiency
recently
Si Harold Bellman opened the Business Efficiency Exhibition at Earl's Court, which are displayed the latest mechanical inventions
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tons, a figure that may alter wher the new British naval programinie is carried through. According to the agreement Germany has right. to the same submarine tonnage us Britain, but for the time being will restrict the figure to 45 per cent of the British tonnage. This is equivalent to a total submarine tonnage of 23.000 tons. On July 6, 1935, the new German naval programme W15 published. The following ships were projected:-
2 Battleships of 26,000 tons
each,
2 Heavy cruisers of 10,000 tong
each.
18 Destroyers of 1,625 tons each, 2 Submarines of 712 tons each, 6 Submarines of 500 tons each,, 20 Submarines of 250 tons each.
PROGRAMME EXTENDED
As allowed by the Anglo-German agreement this programme was extended In 1936. To the above Hat were added:---
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2 Battleship of 35,000 tons each, 1 Aeroplane carrier of 19,250
tons,
Heavy cruiser of 10,000 tons.
6 Destroyers of 1,850 tons each, 12 Torpedo-boats 600 tons
each,
13 Minesweepers
each.
01 600 tons
Of the larger ships of this programme the following battle.
in the by which ships" have
meantime been launched-Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, also the heavy crufsers Admiral Hipper and Bitcher.
the work of an office can be both lightened and quickened.
An instance of this is provided by the auto-typist, which can type at the rate of 125 words a minute and do 200 letters a day.
There are automatic book-keep- ing machines, electrically worked mechanical ledgers, and machines which will electricaly slyn 'b cheque with one or more signatures at the rate of thousands an hour. Another machine protects cheques from belug forged.
Among other exhibits is a machine which will wrap a parcel and print the address an a single operation.
For ordinary office use are car- bon papers with white edging to prevent solled Angers. The small- est portable typewriter in the world, no higher than a matchbox, is shown. There are all-electric typewriters.
LORD CROMER
Retirement Denied
Lord Cromer, who is 60 is not yet contemplating an immediate retiremement from his office of Lord Chamberlain
"One day I shall retire, of course," he told a "Morning. Post" representative. "but I do not yet know when it will be perhaps at the end of the year or at the end of pext year. There has been a rumour that my health is falling but that is not correct. Since I have been staying in Scotland I have bech cruising and playing galf a good deal and I never felt better."
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The Earl of Cromer, who suc- ceeded to his title in. 1017, has been Lord Chamberlain for 16 years. His best known power is the
censorship of stage peays, but he is the second dignitary of the King's Household-ranking next to the Lord Steward-and takes a pro- minent part in all State cere- monies.
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In recognition of the way in which he supervised the silver Jubilee celebrations in 1935 he was awarded the Royal Victorian Chain Before accepting his pre-
The German Fleet consists of the following units:-
1.-Armoured ahlps: Admilia! Graf Spec, Admiral Scheer, Deutsch- land.. 2-Cruisers:
Nürnberg. Leipzig.
Köln, Karlsruhe.
3.-1st Destroyer Division; 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Torpedo-boat Flotillas. 4-1st and 2nd Convoy Flotillas. 5.-1st and 2nd Minesweepers
Flotilla.
6-2 Flotillas.
7. Submarine Flotilla, Weddigen,
and Saltzwedel.
To these should be added the various submarines, 'fast' boats, and convoys. For training and expermental purposes there are the following:-
The cruisers. Königsberg and Emden,
The battleships Schlesien and Schleswig-Hosteln,"
The artillery school ships Brum- mer and Bremse,"
The sail training-ships Gorch Fock and Horst Wessel,
The submarine school boats U 1-U 4.
The aviso Grille,
as well as a number of older ships, torpedo-boats, minesweepers, ex- perimental boats, and training- ships.
when the German Navy will attain The first period of construction,
the limits prescribed by the Anglo- German agreement, will be com- time the German Fleet will com- pleted in about six years. At that
prise-
8 Battleships, 3 Armoured boats of the
"Deutschland" class,
2 Aeroplane carriers. 14 Cruisers,
40 Destroyers or torpedo-boats. as well as a number of aubmarines
with, as already mentioned, a total tonnage of about 23,000 tons. This complementary programme and the voluntary ratio with the strength of the British Fleet proves that Germany does not aim at naval armament as such, but simply to assure and protect in proper measure the German right to sea prestige and power.
sent office he had been a diploma- to the Prince of Wales during his tist, Equerry and Becretary to tour of India and the Crown King George V., and Chief of Staff | Colònies,
ENGLISH STYLE English poetry is thought to have undoubtedly influenced Cela's style in writing. the anthem for the only foreign language he can speak and write in English. He
graduate of the Albanian Vocational School founded by the American Red Cross in Tirana,
His words are now to be set to music in readiness for the Novem-. ber celebrations.
The first and second verses and the chorus fun:-
O Flag. Star of Liberty. Do wave with splendour: So that from the sky of Albania May be heard to eternity The happy beating of your fold Red like the heroic blood Of the proud sons you had
to .. And your honour martyrs
fell!
Fly, eagle, fy and lead us High and high to new horizens' To a brighter future take us All in peace and happiness, Let no enemy conquer our land For mount and field in blood be
washed!
Red and black. O"bastle fag. Your spirit has 'never been
beaten,
Struggling for your right Against every foe to the end; Or. the mountain peaks your sons When they fell for "liberty Trust they left you for I foes
return
They shall again rise to help
protect you!
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