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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1938.

HONGKONG, CANTON &MACAO STEAMERS LIWO Launched·

JOINT SERVICE, OF THE HONGKONG. CANTON & MACAO STEAMBOAT CO LTD KTNÍ

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TRAVEL

THE

SHORT

.SAFE

SEA

WAY

by the

British Line

CHINA NAVIGATION CO. LTD

NDL

CANTON LINE

CURTAILED SERVION N SAILING FROM EITHER HONG KONG OR CANTON.

MACAO LINE

From Hong Kong

Saturday

"

Week day 8.00 am. Finska 1,30 pm. Bul Tai 5.30. gul Tal 4. Kishan SUNDAY $0.36 m. Kinshan 6.30 pm. Sul Tat

↑ EXCURLION...

From Macao

1.00 am. Sui Tal 1.00 p.m. KineŽAD

·3,00 m, Bui Tal, 4.00 p.m. 5 Tal 1.00. Hingkan 16.00pm. Kinshan

Note:-All possels equipped with Wireless.

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INWARD SERVICE.

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MAENEAЯ"

ATREUS

28 FEB., From UK. via Straits

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a MAR Frum U.K. via Btraits

Seattle

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limited passenger accommodation

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OFF SLIPS IN

"FEW MONTHS

(Continued from Page 1)

"Our first order for new tonnage for the Indo-China Steam Naviga- tion Company was booked in 1908 and up to 1925 they were regular customers," sald Mr. Dodwell. "Since then there has been a dis- quieting gap of 13 years, during which we have had no orders for new ships.

**The contract for the Liwo therefore is exceptionally welcome to us and you will be glad to hear that her launching will be follow- ed in a few months' time by that of two larger coasters.

"The Liwo is a rather special vessel for a special trade. She will spend her days battling with the turbulent waters of the Yang- tsze Gorges on the run between Tchang and Chungking. It is a run which demands the maximum efficiency in navigation and a very į high standard of performance on { the part of the ship.

Every precaution has been taken to ensure this performance. A model of the hull has been terted in two experimental tanks; the ship is being built under Lloyds' supervision, and with the skill and care always exercised by Mr. Cock and 'our staff I am con- Adent that the Liwo will prove to be, if not better than, at least as successful as any other ship on the river

"It is therefore with confidence that I ask you to drink to the success of the Liwo, prosperity to her owners, the Indo-China Steam Navigation Company, and health and happiness to Mrs. Lo, who has christened her."

* DIFFICULT TASK

Responding on behalf of the Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., the Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson thanked Mr. Dodwell for his re- marks and Mr. E- Cock chief manager of the Kowloon Docks. and his experts for the care and skill they had exercised in carry- ing out a most difficult task

Mr. Cock stated that the Liwo was the 635th ship to have been constructed by the Hong Kong and Whampoa "Dock Co., in the past

50 years.

As a memento of the launching Mr. Cock presented Mrs. Lo with a gift suitable to the occasion.

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HOME FOOTBALL FORECAST

The following are the English and Scottish League fixtures and Cup-tie matches to be played tomorrow. The teams in bold type are tipped to win.

Last

York Luton

CHARLTON ARSENAL

· SUNDERLAND BRENTFORD LIVERPOOL CHESTERFIELD

CHELSEA DERBY GRIMSBY LEEDS U Leicester

BURNLEY

COVENTRY

SOUTHAMPTON

SWANSEA

WEST HAM

F. A. CUP-TIE

Year's Score

*. MIDDLESBRO'

7. MANCHESTER C.

V. Aston Villa

V. Preston, NE

. Bradford

v. Manchester U.

Y. Huddersfield

v. Tottenham

FIRST DIVISION

v. Portsmouth

v. Blackpool .v. Birmingham

v. West Brom'

V. Bolton

SECOND DIVISION

v. Barnaléy

V. Newcastle

Y. Blackburn

V. Notts Forest

v. Sheffield Wed.

PETER PA) O16%, THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)

BOURNEMOUTH

BRIGHTON

BRISTOL C. Clapton O. Exeter GILLINGHAM Newport NOTTS CO. QUEEN'S PR. SOUTHEND WATFORD

ACCRINGTON Carlisle

CHESTER CREWE DARLINGTON GATESHEAD New Brighton OLDHAM ..... PORT VALE" ROTHERHAM

ABERDEEN St. Bernards Lambert Ama East File

QUEEN'S PARK FALKIRK

Ross County

v. Walsall

v. Northampton

V. Reading

v. Torquay

V. SWINDON

y. Aldershot

v. Crystal Palace,

v. Cardiff

v. Bristol Rovers

v. Mansfield

v. Millwall

THIRD DIVISION (NORTHERN)

V. Southport

v. Bradford C.

v. Doncaster

✓ Barrow

v. Hartlepools

V. Hull

TRANMERE

"V. Lincoln

v... Wrexham

v. Rochdale

SCOTTISH CUP-TIE

EMPIRE GAMES RESULTS

Boxing Finals Results

V

St. Johnstone

v. King's Park

V. MORTON

V.

Dundee U.

V. Ayr

v. St. Mirren

V. ALBION ROVERS

Sydney, Feb. 10. Results of the British Empire Games were as follows:-

Long Jump:-Brown (Canada) 24 ft. 4 ins. (Games Record).

Women's Javelin throw-Higgins (Canada) 125 ft. 74 ins. (Games re- cord).

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STRONG PROTEST

Missing Soviet Diplomat Murdered?

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FOREIGN MAILS

Ordinary air mail letters, for Imperial Airways Direct Ser- vice to Europe etc.. will, until further notice, be closed at Kow- loon Post Office and General Post Office 9.00 a.m. on Sundays. Letters for this Service may be posted in` the ordinary posting boxes at Kowigon Post" Omce and General Post Office. They should be clearly marked "By Air Mail" and bear sufficient post- age, Insufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficienty or forwarded by. Steamer-Service, at the discretion of the Post Off.co.

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Alf Mail Service to Shanghai is temporarily suspended,

Mail Service "Via Siberia" Is temporarily suspended.

PR

INWARD

AUSTRALIA and Mantra JAYAN, and BUANGHA MANILA

CANADA, UE A BONOLULU JATAN Bad SHAI-VADCOnver B.C., 22nd Jan.... Shanghai and Swarow

HAIPHONG, PAXHOI and Horow

ATAN and AMOT

SHANGHAI and Axor

U.S.A. CANADA, Japan and MANILA (Seattle, date 15th January) Sredits and EUROPE vin "NEGA-"

Param (Lotters and Papers) London

13th Jan asy

AMOT

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Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service”—London date," 5th February.

Alz Mall by. “Fan-American- Alr- Why! Direct Service"---San

Francisco date, 6th February. CALOUTTA and Straits

MAILS

PER

1

Dhangle Fushimi Maru Fistoria

11th Feb. 11th Feb.

11th Fab.

Emp, of Canada..

11th Feb,

Kwangiung

19th Feb.

Suiyang ...

12th Feb,

Tilawa

19th Fob.

Shantung...

19th Feb,

Pres. McKinley

19th Feb.

Anshun

15th Feb.

Tij dane

13th Feb

Imperial

14th Feb.

Airways Plant

Pan American

15th Feb.

Airways Plane

Taima

15th Feb,

Szechuan ... Arami

15th Feb.

16th Feb.

Glenapp

17th Feb.

Ainuta Maru

17th Feb.

Mengstheus..

17th Feb.

Katar-1-Hind

17th Feb.

17th Feb.

18th Feb.

18th Feb.

CALCUTTA and STRAITS

18th Feb,

Jeypore

19th Feb.

Tilan

90th Feb.

Dalagoa Meru

10th Feb

Tjnegera

fnd Feb.

Fan Hestes

2nd Feb.

22nd Feb.

23rd Feb.

Sharorat and Swarow ..

SAIGON

SHANGHAI

AUSTRALIA and Manila

STRAITS, MANIZA & LONDON, Parcela- ?

London date, fth January

SEATS and EUROPE vin Sun (Letters

and Papers) London, 20th January and London Parcels-London date. 13th Januar

JAPAN AD₫ BHANGHAI

JAPAN and SHANGHAI STRAITS

Prei. Dowther Jarthags... Bangalore

STRAITS

JAPAN

JAYAN

Java and MANILA

STRAITA

STRAITS JAPAN.

Jyeson

Achilles

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.m., registered and parcel malls are closed at 5 pm. on the previous day.

Bwatow

Fox

THURSDAY

FRIDAY"

Moscow, Feb. 10. The Soviet has strongly protest- ed to Rumania in connection with the disappearance of M, Butenko, on February 8, and has demanded an immediate investigation of the Shanghai affair and severe punishment of Air Mail for Sian, Lanchow and the gulity.

Chengtu, etc. (via Hankow) by the "Enrasia. Airways Bervice” (To further points by surface transport as Services, permit). Hoibow, Pukhoi and Haiphong . Swatow

Official circles here allege thatį M. Butenko was the viction of a political crime by a Fascist or-

SOFTBALL FINAL

The final of the International

Shanghai

1ientsin

Air Mail for “K. L. M. Airways Service"-dae Amsterdam, 22nd February.

Softball competition will be play-Straits, Ceylon, India, E. & S. Africa, Aden Egypt and EUROPE via Marseilles due Marseilles, 13th Mar

The dimensions of the Liwo` are 440 Yards Relay (Men)-Cana- | ganisation-(Reuter). 185ft. by 30ft by 9ft. 8in. The da: England; Australia, Won by hull is subdivided into 10 com-two yards, a yard. Time 41.5 secs. partments by oiltight and water- Games record). light bulkheads and two complete Quarter Mile (Heats)-Winners: steel decks with one long super- Shore (South Africa) 47.9 secs. structure deck have been fitted. ¡Games record); Loaring (Cana- Comfortable. staterooms and da): Roberts (England) 48.1 seca. public rooms have been provided (Australian record)," for passengers. The propelling Women's 220 Yards (Semi- machinery consists of two high anals):-Winners: Declina Norman speed triple expansion surface (Australia) 24.5 secs. (Games and condensing engines built at Kow-Australian record); Alleen Meagher loon Docks and steam is generated (Canada). in two forced draught Yarrow marine type water, tube boilers suitable for coal burning.

LIST OF GUESTS. Among those present were: Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson. Mr.

In the men's 440 free style, Pirie (Canada) was first in 4 mins. 54.6 seconds, R. 8. Leivers (England) second in 4 mins; 55.4 seconds, and Biddulph (Australia) third in 4 Smins. 55.5 seconds. Pirle won by two yards, and Leivers in turn was

T. Williamson, Hon. Mr. and Mrs.

8. H. Dodwell, Mr. and Mrs. D. a touch in front of Biddulph. Pirie Landale, Mr. F. C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tod, Mr. and Mrs. N.

created a new Australian record."

Boxing (Finala):-Flyweight

SATURDAY

ed on Sunday, February 20, on the Hong Kong Football Club ground (through kind courtesy) between

Dairen sid Canada vis Viatori, B.C.,) China and the U.S.A.

Both of these teams will be at Shanghai and Japan

des Victoria B.C., 16th March. full strength and an excellent Manila tussle is expected.

TENNIS ENTRIES

Amoy d Foochow (via Amoy) " Air Mail for "Imperial "Airways Direct Service"-duo London, 21st February.

Air Mail for “Australia by Imperial Airways Service"-dus Darwin, 20th February. »

SUNDAY

MONDAY

Tennis players are reminded once again that the entries for the Colony Singles and Doubles Championships, to be held on the Tientsin

Shanghai LH. Railton, Mr. and Mrs. D.Joubert (South Africa) outpointed HK.C.C. courts, close at 6 pm.

Gagnon (Canada); Bantamweight: tomorrow and that intendingį · Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. R. LS, Webb,

Butler (England) Capt. and Mrs. R. W. Bateman, Knoenen (South Africa); Feather- forms to Mr. A. K. Mackenzie, care

outpolnited participants should send in their Japan, Canada, USA, Central and South Americs and EUROPE via Mr. and Mrs J. W. Lawson, Mr. W

weight:-Henricus (Ceylon) out of the Cricket Club Pavilion. ictoria B.C.-due Victoria B.C., H. Heggie, Mr. T. "Morrison, Mr. pointed Wanson (Scotland); Light-Chater Road.

th March: W. O. Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. W.

weight:---Groves (England) out- Dykes, Mr. P. Ramsey, Mr. and pointed Hurst (Canada); Welter- Mrs. M. HL Lo, Mr. Li Bing-kul, weight:-Smith (Australia). out- Mr. and Mrs. Chan Wing, Mrs. He pointed Heeney (New Zealand); Leung, Mr. Li Ching-hsi, Mr. Eaton Middleweight: Reardon (Wales) K. C. Tsai, Mr. Waung Hau-sang, outpointed Dennis (England); Mr. Chan Ming-lap. Mr. T. O. Lightheavyweight:--Wolmerans (5. Wong, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fickering. Africa) outpointed Overall (Aus-joyable social and dance last night.

St. Andrew's Club held an en- Swatow, "Amoy and Foochow Mr. T. E. Robson, Mr. G. Reed, Mr. tralia): Heavyweight: -Osborne when they were at home to the Straits and Calenta and Mrs. H. R. Scott, Mr. R. G. (Canada) outpointed Sterley (8. Kowloon Union Church Social and Swatow Craig, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Bell. Mr. and

Africa)-(Reuter).

LAWN BOWLS

Mrs., W. J. Rattey, Mr. and Mrs. J.

The bowls competitions were won Crookdake, Mr. and Mrs. H. Has follows

Cooper, Capt. Smith, Capt. and Hinks-1, New Zealand; 2, Bouch Mrs. Smelaiṛ. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fin- Africa; 9, Australia." nie. Mr. Chester Huang: Mr. Y. C.. Paira-1, New Zealand: 2. Aus- Cheng. Mr. C. L, Cheng Mr. tralla; 3, Bouth Africa. Donald. Mr. R. T. Salmon. Mr. J.

Singles1, South Africa; 2, New

McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Iffla. Mr. S.Zealand: 3, Australia,~~(Router)

Nelson, Mr. W. E. Kirby, Mr. C. R. Rowcliffe Capt. Mayall. Mr. K. de C. Longmire and. Ciptains and Omcers of ships at the Dock,

HOME RUGGER RESULTS

London Feb. 9. Guy's Hospital scored - a close victory over the Royal Air Force at rugger today, winning by 11 points to nine-(Reuter).

KFC. TEAM

The following will represent the Kowloon Football · Club, against the Middlesex tomorrow:-

Duncan; Bousa, Ulrich; Honiball, Bliss, O'Connor: W. Knox, V. White, D..Knox, Jorge, Eastman." Reserves Betts and Grazelle,

ST. 'ANDREW'S CLUB SOCIAL

Fellowship Club.

ENTERTAINMENT

AT Y.M.C.A.

Under the

auspices of the Women's Section of the European YMCA,

*

Airmail for Chungking by the "ONA.U.” Always Direct Ser- vice."

TUESDAY

PER

Kinachoin Greisenau

Eurasia Plane

Kaying

Seistan... Fictoria

DATE and TIKA

Thursday, 10th,"

Frid y 11th,

8.30 AM ** 1.3! A3E

G.P.O. & K.P.O.

9.00 AM

Reg. Ord..

9.30 A

2,00 24

3,00-FX

Hanguans

3:30 PM 1,34 PX

¡G.P.O. & K.J.O.

Fushimi Maru

Reg

Fushimi Maru

0

Tyndareus

Knant weng Bu at Gang fa... Oremes

Imperial

Airways. Plane

Imperial

Airways Plane

Chekiang.... Passing...

"Pres. MoKinley

C.N.AC..

Plane

Beistan

Tilawa

+4

Manila, Makasier and Sourabay

„Straite and Calcutta.

1moy

Awangiang T'siane

Hausand Toinen

Airmail for Manila, Guam, Hono- lulu, and U.S.A., by the "Pan- American Airways Direct Ser vice"-due San Francisco 23rd February

WEDNESDAY, picasant function.

Swatow and Bangkok which took the form of a "Chinese Bhanghai and *Japan Chow" and entertainment, was

THURSDAY

Pan American

Airways Plane,

Kaigan Aramia

Beschuán

*Superscribed correspondence only.

held in the West Lounge last night.

Included in the programme were Hoihow, Pakhai and Haiphong two "clever Items-"Chinese Bha~ dow Boxing" by day school students of the Chinese YMCA..| and a Chinese song, "Look Back Our Old China" by the Chinese Staff of the European YMCA

I

4.30 PU

F

1.00 130

Ord. G.P.O.&K.P.O. leg.

5.03 PX 5,31

Saturday, 12th

8.30 AM

1 30 AM

3,30 PM

6.00 PX

O.P.O. & K.P.O. Re 12th 5,00 2 Ord. 13th 9,00 AV G.P O. & L.P.O. Reg. 12th 5,00 PX Ord, 13th 0,50

"Sonday, 13th,

9.80 AM 8.30 AM

Monday. 14th Parcela Noon

Rag... 1.45 PM

Ord. 2,30 K Kowloon P.O.

Reg. 14th 5.00PM Ord. 14th 5.00 FM G.R.O.

Reg. 14th 5.00 K Ord. 15th 8.00AM

Tuesday 15th,

3.00 PM

Par 14th 500 Ord: 156ŝi 9.00AM 8.30 AM 8.20 AM C

Parcels 11.00 AM Urd. Noon

$.30 PM

Kowloon P.0. |Rag this50 PM 20 15th 5.00 PM

0 2,0. Reg. 15th $10 PM Ord. 18th 6.00-AN

Wednsday, 16th

8.30 AM 180 M

Thursday 17th, *1.00 EM

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