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JOINT SERVICE OF THE HONGKONG CANTON EMACAO STEAMBOAT CO-STONE THIS

DANCE

in the "TAISHAN'

Saloon on "

SUNDAY EVENING

1, from

10 P.M. to 2 A.M.

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CURTAILED SERVICE From Hong Kong:

6.30 P. M. only. From Macao: 3.00 A.M only.

NDL

MACAO LINE

SPECIAL RACK MEKTING -EXCURSION TO MAÇÃO

SUNDAY, 3rd July

S.S." ~ TAISHAN

will leave Hong Kong at 9.30 AM and return from Macao at 3 A.M.

on MONDAY 4th July

An Orchestra will be on board.

NOTE--In Compliance with the Quarantine Regulations and until further notice the ordinary Sunday excur- sion to Macao is cancelled.

FAR EAST EXPRESS

PASSENGER & FREIGHT SERVICES.

Fram Hong Kong to

Europe

Straits & Ceylon

Vrenela

Porte

Data

Marasiles, Oran, Rotterdam, Usankers,

Bremen

Jaly

7

Chlazin, Ton,,H'lam. I'borg. Bermen

July

10

Genos, kam., Barn, Hanhory.....

July

Oiler

Sizespor, Belawan

July

7

Caburk

Biarapor, Belasan, Colombo

faly

10

+1

Poleda

Starspots, Panisme, Belawa, Colquila....

Zuly

21

Satron

Jaly

7

Manila

Onder

Maali...

July

*I*ck mad a 20

Shahni, Yok vám. Kul

July

Shanghel & Japan

Patelass

Shanghai, Dairen, Kobe/Ozka....

Thu,

Jaly

"Maskara, „Madamsala,, Tuin/i, Babrani, ste....

Attar.

Subject to Alteration without Notice.

For Fug asd Frilat apply to:

Shanghai, North

China & Japan: Neckar

riderun

South Sea Islanda

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THE

BLUE FUNNE

LINE

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LONDON SERVICE

·HAJAX” Sails 13 JULY. for Mars.. C'blanca, London,.

11

Rotterdam, Hamburg & Glasgow **HECTOR" Salls 27 JULY, for Macs, Lepdon,

Rotterdam & Glasgow'

..

LIVERPOOL SERVICE "ANTILOCHU8" Bailu 29 JULY, for Haven, Liverpool

& Bromborough

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& Montreal, via Cape of Good Hope PACIFIC SERVICE (víα DARIN, KOBE, NAGOYA & TOKOBAKA)

"TALTHY BIUB" Seile 4 JULY for Victoria. Vancouver

Beattle

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Agente. 1. Connaught Road, C.

WEEK-END SPORT IN ENGLAND

HOME CRICKET

"Australians Meet Yorkshire

SUTCLIFFE HURT

London, July 2.

U.S. SUCCESS AT HENLEY® REGATTA

London, July 1.

Kent School of America beat St. John's College, Oxford, by jlength in the Thames Cup at the The cricket match between the Henley Regatta today, thus carn- Australians and Yorkshire was [ing the right to meet their fellow commenced at Sheffield today and Americans, Yale University, in the at the close of play Yorkshire had semi-final

the

Jost three valuable wickets for only In the Stewards' Cup, the Lean- 74 runs in reply to the visitors' total der Rowing Club, the holders, beat of 292.

London by four lengths in 7 mins. On a damp wicket, Yorkshire sent 47 secs

In in to bat. Don

the the Australians

Diamond Sculls, Bradman contributed 59. A. L. American, J. Burk, continued his Hassett 94, 3. J. McCabe 13. J. Hwinning

Tyler way. beating Fingleton 2 and, Sidney Barnes 10. (Thames) easily in 9 mins.

Pembroke College. Cambridge Herbert Sutcliffe, the veteran Test player, had the misfortune to were successful in the Ladies' Plato, injure his finger and had to retire beating. Eton by one length in 7 when he, had scored only 12 forming 32 secs. Yorkshire. Leslie Hutton was "dis- In the semi-finals - of the missed for 7 and Maurice, Leyland Stewards

Cup. Trinity College for 13.

Oxford, beat Thames by three quarters of a length in 7 mins. 39 secs.

COUNTY MATCHES

Close of play scores in County cricket championship matches to- day were as follows:

Third Trinity of Cambridge beat Brasenose of Oxford by two lengths in 7 mins. 53 secs. In the Visitors'

At Portsmouth, Hampshire. 195. v. Cup (Reuter). Essex 127 (Heath 8 for 45).

At Manchester, Lancashire 441

:.!

for 7 (Pafnte: 177; Nutter 98) Old Record

Nottinghamshire.

At the Oval, Surrey 386 for 6 (Squires 137) v. Sussex..

At Birmingham, Warwickshire 348 R. ES. Wyatt 107, Geary 6 for 77) v. Leicestershire 52 for D.

At Worcester, Middlesex 336 for 8. Worcestershire.

Smashed

་་

London, Junie 2

A long standing record of 30 year's vintage was smashed at the Henley Regatta today when in the final of the Visitors' Cup, Oriel College. Oxford,

beat Third

At Lord's, Oxford University 317 (Lomas 94, Hewan € for 91) v. Cam-Trinity. Cambridge, edsily in 7

|bridge University 18 for 1.

At Buxton, Kent 201 (Mitchell 5 for 56 v. Derbyshire 77 for 2.

At Kettering, Somerset 354 (Lee 115. Buse 132) v. Northamptonshire 1-44 for 1.

At Neath, Glamorgan 113 (Sin- Aeld 5 for 27) and 15 for 0 v. Glou- cestershire 183 (Barnett 90).-(Reu- ter),

set

OTHER RESULTS

mins. 18 secs. for a new record.

The previous best time was 7 mins. 30 secs. record by Magda- lene College, Oxford In 1908.

In the Ladles Plate, Radley School put up a magnificent per- formance in beating Pembroke College, Cambridge, by 1 lengths

in 6 mins. 58 secs.

In the Grand Challenge Cup, London Rowing Club beat Trinity Hall, Cambridge. by 1 1/3 lengths in 6 mins, 58 secs.

of

London, July 1. The three county cricket cham- The Diamond Sculls title weat plonship matches which went into out of Britain for the Afth year the third day ended in victories for in succession when Burke, Lancashire, Yorkshire and Somer-America, easily beat Sabbitts, of Reading. in 8 mins. 2 secs. to Features of the matches were the establish a new record.-(Reuter). fine batting of Eddie Paynter, who scored 122 for Lancashire against Somerset, and the fine bowling of Bill Bowes, who took five wicketa ior 35 runs for Yorkshire against Worcester.

LANCASHIRE V. HAMPSHIRE

PROFESSIONAL GOLF. MATCH

London. July 3.

In a professional golf match be- tween England and Scotland play- ed at the Royal St. George's, the At Manchester, Lancashire de-former won by ten matches to six. feated Hampshire casily by ten two matches being halved. wickets."

가

The Britons won the foursomes

Lancashire totalled 295 in their 4-1. (one halved) and the singles first innings, Eddie Paynter, the 8-5 (one halved)-(Reuter), « Test cricketer, scoring 122.

In reply, Hampshire scored 129 (Pollard for 55). Forced to follow. on, Hampshire were again dismds- sed cheaply, this time scoring 186.

Lancashire casily made 22 runs without loss to win by ten wickets.

WORCESTER v. YORKSHIRE

.."

At Worcester, Yorkshire defeated Worcestershire by an innings and 18 runs

Yorkshire declared at 359 for Juine 'wickets in their only visit to the batting crease, while Worcester made 118-(Bowes 5 for 35) and 223.

NOTTS v. SOMERSET

At Nottingham, Bomerset defea Led Notts by one wicket.

QUEEN MARY AT

ROSE SHOW

AMERICAN

CLEAN SWEEP

MONDAY, JULY 4, 1938.

FOREIGN MAILS

Parcel Post Service to Amoy Island is temporarily suspended, Parcels can be accepted for Kulangsu only.

AT WIMBLEDON should be clearly marked "By Air Mall" and bear sufficient postage. In

(Continued from Paze 18)

1923 Mlle. Lenglen and Miss E.

Ryan.

"

1024 Mrs. Wightman and Miss

Helen Wills.

1925 Milc, Lenglen and Miss E

Ryan.

1026 Miss E. Ryan and Miss M.

K. Browne.

1927 Miss Helen Wills and Mas

E. Ryan.

Air mail letters may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes. Ther

sufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency or forwarded by Steamer Service, at the discretion of the Post once.

Ale Mail Services to Shanghai, Nankinë, Tsingtan, Tientsin and

Peiping are temporarily suspended. ·

Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America are forwarded "via Siberia" if so superscribed.

From

INWARD MAILS.

Per

Das

Air Mail by “Pan-American Air-

Direct 1923 Mrs. M. Watson and Miss

Service *- San | Pan-American . P. Saunders.

Francisco date, 22th June. 1929 Mrs. M. Watson and Mrs. Shanghai and Swatow..

L. R. C. Michell

Straita

1930 Mra, F. 8. Moody and Miss Japan

*.B. Ryan,

Japan

1931 Mrs. Shepherd-Barron and | Australia and Manila..........

Miss P. E. Mudford. 1932 Mile. D. Metaxa and Mlle

1933

Airways Piane

3rd July

Holhow....

3rd July

Anshur

3rd July

Kidderpore.

sih July

Arabia Maru.....

5th July

Nellore.

5th July

5th July

Talma

Calcutta, Straits and Europe via Negapatam (latters and Papers) Sigart.

London, data 2nd June Mme. Mathieu and Miss E Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Ryan.

Direct Service "----London date, Imporial ∙1934 Mme. Mathieu' and Miss E. 30th June,

Airways Flane Ryan.

V.8.A., Honolulu and Japan—(Ban | President 1935 Miss K Stammers

Francisco date, 10th June)........................... Garfield Miss F. James.

Shanghai, Amoy and Swatow ......Kiangku.. 1936 Miss K. Stammers and Straits and Europe via Suez (Let-

Miss F. James.

ters and Papers June and London Parcela--Lon- don date, 2nd June Manila

and

1937 Mme. Mathieu and Miss B.

Yorker.

MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONS

J,

tapan and Shanghai,

Straits and Manila Straits

1913 Hope Crisp and Mrs. C. O.

Tuckey.

6th July

6th July 6th July

London, 9th

Ranpura

6th July

Emp. of Russia..

6th July

Athos IL...

7th July

Potsdam....

7th July

Bangalore

7th July

Airways Plane

8th July

Talping.

8th July

Ranchi.

8th July

Islami.

8th July.

Conte Verde......

8th July

Jean Laborde....

9th July

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service"-Londen date, Imperial 1914. J. C. Parke and Mrs. Lar-Australia and Manila...

3rd July.

combe.

1919 R. Lycett and Miss Ryan 1920 G. L. Patterson and Mile.

Lenglen.

1921 R. Lycett and Miss Ryan. 1922 P. O'Hara-Wood and Mlle.

Lengien.

1923 R. Lycett and Miss Ryan. 1924 J. B. Gilbert and Miss K.

McKane.

1925 J. Borotra and Mlle Leng-

len.

Miss

1926 L A. Godfree and Mrs.

Godfree. 1927 F. T. Hunter and.

Ryan. 1923 P., B. Spence and Miss

Ryan. 1929 F. T. Hunter and Miss E

Wills.

1930 J. Crawford and Miss Ryan. 1931. M. Lott and Mrs. L A.

Harper.

1932 E. Maler and Miss E. Ryan. 1933 G. von Cramm and Fri. 1.

Krahwinkel.

1934 R. Miki and Miss D. E.

Round.

1936 F. J Perry and Miss D. E.

Round.

1937 D. Budge and Miss

Marble:

A

PACIFIC BASIN WILL BE COLOURFULLY DRAMATIZED

Japan and Shanghai.

Calcutta and Straite. Straits Salgon

OUTWARD MAILS

REGISTERED AND PARCEL, MAILS are closed 15 minutes ei rijer than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m., registered und parcel mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

For

MONDAY

Samshui and Wuchow Swatow and Babgkok. Dairen *Japan and Canada-due

Victoria B.C., 14th. August.......... Kongmoon

Almall for Manlia, Guam, Hona-

Inlu, and U.S.A. by the "Fan-

Per

Date and TimT

Monday, 4th

Tai Ming... Daviken.

8.15 AM

Talthybius........ Tal Lee...ing.

« American Airways Direct Service" | Pan-American

-due San Francisco, 11th July, Airways Plane Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Haitan.... Air Mall for Chungking' (via Han- kow) by the "C.N.A.C. Airways Direct Service"

Air Mail for Sfan, Lanchow, Chang-

sha and Chengtaeton (via) Hankow) by the "Eurasia Air Ways Service" (To further points by surface transport is Services permit).

TUESDAY

Batavia and Sourabaya... Fort Bayard and Haiphong. Kongmoon

Holbow

C.N.A.C. Plane

8.30 AM

19.30 AM 11.00 XP.O.

Reg. 2nd Noon Ord. and Noon G.P.O.

Reg. 2nd Noon Ord. 4th 6.00 AM

3.00 TM G.P.O.& KFD.

Hog. Ord.

.430 PM

6.00

| Eurasia Piane

Q.P.O. & K.P.Q. Rog, Ord.

4.30 PM-

5.00 M

Tuesday, 5th

Tilsarcea.. Jean Dupuis.. On Lee.. Mutnam.

B.80 AM

8.30 AM

10.00 AM

11.30 AM

Par. Ord.

11.00 AM

Yoon

(Continued from Page 13) 2xhibit will re-enact the colourful London, July 3. history of the Pacific, dating from Queen Mary yesterday spent an the expeditions of Magellan. hour examining exhibits at the

Captain Cook's adventures, voy- National Rose Society's summer ages of the Dutch and Portuguese show, which is being held in the explorers, the opening of Japan to grounds of the Royal Hospital at world commerce by Admiral Dewey, Swatow, Shanghai and Tientsin... Tingsang....... Chelsea,British Wireless).

the clipper boat trade, sail and Straits; Ceylon, India, E. & 8. Af'ca | Arabia Maru......

Hopecrest steam navigation, and other events Manila

KIANGSU NOW FLOODED

Saigon,, "Straits and Calcutta..... Suisang: Air Mail for "K.L.M. Airways Direct Service"-due Amsterdam, 17th July.

Alr Mail for Wuchow and Chung- king by the "C.N.A.C. Airways

Direct Service."

on down to the present-day clip- Swatow and Shanghai......... per air service, will be shown. This exhibit will include the his- tory of native. faland voyagers who crossed thousands of miles of ocean in canoes and small craft.

WEDNESDAY Amoy and "Shanghai... Yet another display will com- gwatow, Foochow and Tientsin...

various

Notts scored 232 (Hardstan 114) Japanese To Blame? pare handicrafts of the

and 227, while Somerset 'made 236 (Woodhead 5 for 49) and 224 for

Shanghai, July 2. The Chinese and Japanese are nine wickets (Gunn 5 for 74)-blarning each other for the large breaches that have appeared in the dykes of the Grand Canal in north- ern: Klangan.

(Reuter).

BOWLING CATCHES ON WITH GUSTO

G.P.O. & KP.O. ·

130 22.00 PM

1,30 PK

Beg,

Arabla Maru

Ord.

2.30 PM

9,80 PX

Xingyuan.

4.30

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

ON.A.C. Pisne

Bag. Ord.

14.30 73

5.00

Salyang... Hothow..........

Pacific nations from the tip of

THURSDAY South America to Alaska and Shanghal and Japany Ranpurs westward to the Orient and the walow, Shanghai and Tientsin. Taksang... Antipodes.

i

Salgon, Ceylon, India, East & South Africa, Egypt and Europe, vin Marseilles-due Marseilles, 3rd August

"

SPACIOUS LOUNGE

A mezzanine floor over one of

Large portions of the province the iscades will be devoted to a have already been inundated, mak- spacious lounge which will front ing this the third food area in on the lagoon. There will be an- other enclosed facade, which will

The Hong Kong Bowling Alleys, China.

Swatow

21

Wed. 6th

4.30 PM 4.30 PM

Thurday, 7th -

10.30 AM

3.30 PM

| G.P.O, & K.P.O..

Beg Ord.

4.14 M

5.00 K

4.30 PM:

OPO'& KPO, Beg,

5.00 PM 6.00 PM

Airways Plane Ord..

Athos H Anshun Airmail for "Imperial. Airways

Direct Service"-due London, Imperial 14th July." Shanghai, Japan, Canada, USA

C. & B. America and Europe via Vancouver BC. (Parcels for Canada only)-due Vancouver B.C., 25th July-and "Europe via Siberia

FRIDAY

Sandakan ........................ *Shanghai...

officially opened by His Excellency Chinese reports assert that the reserved for round-table con- the Governor last week, is proving Japanese authorities ordered terences of leaders of thought in to be a boon to the Colony as Japanese troops to destroy the the Pacific nations. Here, once many people who hitherto found dykes with the object of hindering each week, will be held a "Con- time banging on their hands now the activities of Chinese guerillas Ereas of the Pacific," where culture,

science, medicine, have a pleasant way of spending fin northern Kiangsu,:

trade, art,

an evening

The Japanese, according to the archaeology, education, banking, or A visit to the alleys showed the Chinese report, have been compell any other subject concerning the the writer that the demand had ed to deplete their Kiangsu gar-Facile nations may be discussed

' Holhow. Panoi and Haiphong, great that reservations risons in order to reinforce their by leaders in, their line.

Dr. Zotz stated that every na-swatow. Foochow and Tientsin. had to be made well in advance troops in Hoban, as a move towards and the thing that struck one most accelerating the advance south, tion of the Pacific will be strongly Shanghai

urged to build its own pavilion in was the cosmoplitan nature of the along the Peiping-Hankow rall

this area and "prepare exhibits patrons...

On the other hand, the Japanese which will tell a complete story It is understood that the man-report that the Chinese caused the of the cultural, commercial, econo2 agement have been requested, are breaches, seting on advice from mic, historical, social life, recrea seriously considering, the exten Soviet military experts-(Trans- tions, and resources of its in- sion of the alleys.

dividual people."

been. 30

Way.

ocean).

GP.O. &XP.O.

Par. 7th 6.00 PM Reg. 185h 9.15 AM ́ Emp. of Russia.......... Ord. 8th 10.00 AM

Friday, 8th

Hinaang. Conte Verde..ni Kiangrų..

Yochow Szechnen....

**Superscribed. Correspondence Only.

8.30 AMTM 8.30 AM

Noon

4.30

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