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HONGKONG CANTON &MACAO STEAMERS

SJOINT SERVICE, THE HONGKONG, CANTON E MALAD A DYNAMATICO LIFF VINE CHINA NAVIGATION CO LTD

TRAVEL.

THE

SHORT

SAFE

SEA

WAY

the

British Line

NDL

CANTON LINE

From Hong Kong: 89 A.M. daily, (No sailing on Sunday) From Canton: * A.M. daily (No salling on Sendny)

MACAO LINE

4.00 pm. Kinsha

SUNDAY

From Hong Kong Wook day 5.00. min. Kinnbas 0 5,50 paraj Bhal Tai Saturday 9.30 .. Sul Tai 4.30 p... Kinikan 20.30. Kinaba

6.30 pr. bil Tu

1 EXCURSION.

From Macao

3.00, Qui Ta

3,05, But Tal 10 pm, Fel TWI 1.00. Kimling $5.00 pm. Hinubaa

Note:-All vessels equipped with Wireless. QUEEN'S BUILDING, CONNAUGHT ROAD Telephona 2010)

APE

FAR EAST EXPRESS

PASSENGER & FREIGHT SERVICE.

struita & Cavion

MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1938.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,"

Local Residents Honoured

MACAO RACE MEETING

(Continued from Page 1).

gory

-11 22 Victory Life (B. L. Tag). 9059 5-Sinkiang, Handicap 16 Furköngs) Mr. Reidy's Royal Consort, "158

- lbs.

(K, S. Hau) Mr. L.TFs Gold Coin, 149 lbs.

(B. L. Tao) 2

1

Mr. Wai Man Wel's Voltaire. 141

lbs. W. H. S. Davia) 3 Time: 30.2/5, 1.02.275. 1.31.3/5.. Distance: 5 lerigths, halt, length. Pari mutuel:+

Winner: $6.80.

Places: $5.10. $3.50.

Betting.

48 21

Win. Pl Royal Consort K. 5. Hsu 185.10 Laughing Cavalier 18. 0,

Liang) Voltaire (W. H. 8. Davis)... 15 11 Gold Coin (B. L. Taol... 53 30

, 'G.––Ladies' Dash (Unoffelal)

(5 Furlongs)

Mr. Gellion's Merry Maker, 104

18........

Hon. Mr. King..

Hon. Mr. Chan

Hon, Mr. T. N. Chau, unofficial member of the Legislative Council, received the C.B.E. decoration and the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Com- missioner of Police, the King's Police Medal in the New Year's Honours.

(Meryl Fair) BLOOD TRANSFUSION GIVEN BY

Mr. McComb's Hogmanay. 121

lbs............ (Richard), 2 Mr. Liang's Hopefulleg, 118 lbs.

(T. Lord) 3

Time: 18.1/6, 46.3/5, 1,20.3/5, Distance: Many lengths, Short

head.

Pari-mutuel :--

Winner: $10.50.

Places: 35.30. $8.20, $5.50.

Betting

Win. Pi Falry Auk Hull

9 3 Fairy Qusel (J. Old) h... G 3 Gold Clause (Betty Fair)... 14 × 13 Hogmanay (Richard)

18 15 Hopefulleg T. Lord)

51 34- Merry: Maker (Beryl Fair) 75 47 Morning Tip Fearon)...... 13 11

"CASH SWEEPS

RACE i

No... 117

$127.80 · 38.50 18.20

*No. (—)

NEW TECHNIQUE

Believed to be first case of its kind in Australia, a blood trans- fusion carried out at the Com- munity Hospital Sydney recently is,expected to save the life of a woman suffering." from a rare streptococcus, infection.

Mr. Stanford Hennell volunteer ed, following, feverish efforts to

locate, a blood donor who had re- covered from the peculiar infec- tion. The chances of obtaining a person with the type of blood de- sired were slight, as few in' the history of such cases have recover- ex. The transfusion, carried out under a new technique by two Sydney specialista, lasted half an

hour.

Mr. Hennell walked into the operating theatre and calmly al- "These numbers were inadvertently lowed the doctors to remove a plut

not supplied.

From Hong Kong ta

Europe

Yeola

Porta

Date

Pobedam...

Geron, Seethampton, W’iam., Hamburg,

Jan.

18

Julda

Marel!les, Rotterdam,

Brann

Yeh,

Poladem

Fulda

Bingapore, Belaway, Colomb

1 Jau... 18

RACE 2

Blugapore, Betanan, Golombo

Feb.

!

!

No.

Manila

Fuladaug

Kanila

Jad

18

Jacan

Fotedau

Tokohama, Kobe

Jan.

7

North China

Bairro, Talstau..

3 .........$162.00 ... 371

46.30 181

23.10 Unplaced Nos. 1, 22 each $12.

RACE 3

Jan,

No. 235

$181.00

South Sau lalande

Friderin Fridge

Sudang, Bainmaus, Tulagi, Bakuid, etc..

Yab,

B.

Madang, Balana, Tulagi, Babaul, etc...

April

43 59

51.70

Bubject to Alteration without Notio

For Paisage und Freight apply 16

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Quben's Building:

THE

Teleplince 2772.

BLUE FUNNEL

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES |

LONDON SERVICE

“PATROCLUS” · Baila 11 JAN., for Marseillos, London,

Rotterdam & Glagow * MEMNON ""Salle. 28 JAN-for Marseilles, London,

fatterdam, Hamborg & Glasgow LIVERPOOL SERVICE · **ANTILOOHUB" Bails 21 JAN., for Havre, Liverpool

& Bromborough

- NEW YORK SERVICE 'ADRASTUR,” Balls 13 JAN., for Boston. New York,

Philadelphia and Baltimors, via Cape of Good Hope... PACIFIC SERVICE (via DAIRIA, BOEL, HAGOYA & YOKOHAMA.

· · TALTHY PIUS ** Baila 18 JAN,, for Victoria, VansorTET

Dub

INWARD SERVICE

'TALTHYBIUS " 5 JAN., From Pacife via Japan 14-JAN, From U.K. via Straita

ACHILLES" ATA

& Senttio,

16 JAN From U.K. via Straits Specially reduced fares are quated for cargo steamers wilh

limited passenger soermmodation

...For tesight, pamage rates and information apply to

Butterfeld & Swire,

Tel: 10333.

Agents. 1. Connaught Road, C.

25.00 Unplaced Nos. 217, 252 each $14.30. RACE 4

$1 Special)

No. 1873

2320

3320

$894.00

255.00 # 127.00 Unplaced Nos. 3210, 1058, 3204, 2558, 3038, 1821, 6683, 0528., 1059, 0071 each $22.50.

"RACE 5*

No. 200

301

104

.$200.30 57,20 28.60

Unplaced No. 27-$31.30.

RACE 6

No: 42

A...$210.90

245

30 ...

€0.20

30.10

Unplaced Nos. 272, 182, 103, 304

each $8.30.

FEDERAL

POLITICIANS

Seek Salary Increase

Federal members of Parliament made a move to increasE their salaries from £950 to £1,000 a year shortly after the opening of the new Federal Parliament at Can- betra.

At one stage it seemed likely that

Government would agree to

the

the suggestion Immediately,, but Inter the Federal ministry refused to grant an immediate increase.

The Prime Minister, Mr. Lyons,

of his blood.

יי

This was almost immediately afterwards injected into veins of

MEDAL FOR FORMER ARSENAL FOREMAN

The first Imperial Service Medal to bear the embossed head of King George VI. has just been awarded in Woolwich Arsenal.

FOREIGN MAILS

BROADCAST RECEIVING LICENCES

Holders of licences are reminded that if it is desired to continue to retain possession' of the apparatus after the date of expiration of the ücence a renewal must be effected without delay.

As from 3rd January 1938 New Licences will be available at the Government Radio Office, G.P.O. Building, First Floor, on"or- dinary business days, and will be issued against the receipt of a remittance of $12,00, between the hours of 9 àm and 6 p.m. except on Saturdays when licences will be issued between 9 a.m.) and 1pm.

Applications may be made:-(a) personally (b) by messenger and (c) by post

It is essential under (c) and preferable under (a) and (b) that applications should be accompanied by crossed cheque pay- able to Hong Kong Government. The new licence will then be. sent by post or messenger as soon as it la ready. Where acturi cash is tendered a new licence, should be received in exchange before leaving the Licensing Office,

In the case of renewal the old licence should be returned with the application."

HONG KONG RADIO TELEGRAPH SERVICE; XLT Telegrams conveying Christmas and New Year Greetings wilk. be accepted by the Radio Olhoe for transmission via Radio during the period from 14th December, 1937 to 6th January 1938, both dates in clusive.

(a) The charge, for telegrame- to places in China will be based on ONE FOURTH of the ordinary rate and to other places in ONE THIRD of the ordinary rate.

(b) The minimum charge for all places will be for ten words. Further particulars may be obtained on application at the Radio

the patient, who was in a collapsed Office state.

The doctors said after the operation that they were extrenie- ly hopeful that it would be suc- cessful. -

Calmly sipping coffee at the Community Hospital, Mr. Hennell sald that the experience, had al-

most been exhilarating, both in the physical aspect and' In the satisfaction at being able to help a fellow sufferer. Mr. Hennell said he saw the appeal for blood by chance and, remembering his own recovery from such a rare infec- tion as "almost a miracle" follow- ing a motor accident, he imme- diatly got in touch with the au- thorities.

1.

As distinct from the old method of arm-to-arm transfusion, one of the operating specialists said it was more beneficial to arst re- move the blood and then infect it into the patient separately.

FRUSTRATED

“JAPANESE LANDING

Conton, Jan. 2: A Japanese at- tempt to land marines at Tangka- wan in Chungsban" district of the Kwangtung coast toward ever- Ing yesterday was frustrated by the vigilant Chinese garrison there.

Scores of Japanese marines from warship, headed for the shore aboard a number of motor boats. They were driven back after a brief exchange of machine-gun fire with the Chinese garrison. The Japan- ese warship also fired several shells at the Chinese but caused Ittle damage.

The recipient is Mr. Walter Her- bert Edward Kemp of Wellington-a road, Bexleyheath.

Mr. Kemp retired at the age of 00 as principal foreman of the Army Ordnance Services, Woolwich Arsenal, where he had served for 44 years."

Central News

The total service of Mr. Kemp and his father in the Arsenal was continuous for more than 94 years, and other members of the family ment factory make the total of ser- who have served in the Govern- vice more than 150 years.

Fang Xing-cheong being robbed of possession when playing for Hong Kong against the British Isles in the exhibition football. match on the Club'ground yesterday. The British Isles won by the odd goal (Photo, Cheng Studio)..

recently rejected a strong request VISCOUNT BRIDGEMAN

from his colleagues in the Cabinet.

that special provision... should-be- It was announced in the "Lon- made to increase the Parliamentary don Gazette recently that Capt. allowance of the Prime Banister.

and Brevet 714-Col. Viscount

pay,

The present allowance is never Bridgeman retired from the Ride disclosed exactly, but it is under- Brigade on Thursday on retired ins stood that in most cases it exceeds £2,000 a year. The allowance of most other senior Ministers is about £1,600 a year.

Lord Bridgemen, who is 41, succeeded to the title in 1935 on the death of his father, the first viscount and former chairman of the B.B.C. He joined the Rifle Brigade from the Special Reserve at the beginning of the War. He was twice wounded and gained the

There is a strong, feeling both inside and outside the Federal Ca- binet, that the allowance of the Prime Minister-which is less than that of some Public servants of the Commonwealth and States, and of M.C. members of the Judiciary is dis proportionate to the Importance of

WEATHER REPORT

HONG KONG ROYAL·

OBSERVATORY

10 am Jan. 2 Barometer (at sea level), 30.02.

"Temperature, 65 F

Humidity, 80 per cent... Wind Direction, East. Wind Fores (Beaufort), 5; Temperature; maximum yester- day. 10 F

Temperature; minimum night, 61

Rainfall for 24 hours, ending 10th day, 0.01 in. anatuh pena de

last

Total rainfall since January 1, 0.012

the post, and to the heavy personal. It is believed that he agrees with.

Against an average of 0.03; in. calla on the person who occupies the principle involved, and would Bunset to-night, 5.50 p.m. the position

be prepared to support, the pro- Sunrise, to-morrow, 7.03 a.m. It is felt that provision should beposal if he himself were not the

4 p.m., Jan, 2, made to ax the allowance per- occupant of the omce, but he is Barometer (at : sea-level),, 29.02. manently, and an increase up to said to have informed his col-Teinperature, 68. Humidity. BO £5,000 a year has been informally leagues that he would not ehter-Wind Direction, East, Wind Force Buggcated.

tain any increase in his allowance (Beaufort). 4. Maximum tempera- while there is unemployment in ture, 69. Minimum temperature, 61. Australia: ¿

Rainfall, nil.

I

Mr. Lyons, it is understood, un- compromisingly rejected the offer,

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