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HONGKONG. CANTON & MACAO STEAMERS

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SEA

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PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL- STEAM NAVIGATION Co.'s STAMRAJPUTANA.”

ARKIVED BONG KONG ON

14 SEPT. 1938.

FROM ANTWERP,LONDON,GIBRAL TAR, MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID. ADEN, COLOMBO

AND STRAITS,

YONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above

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Goods not cleared within 8 days including date of arrival will be subject to "

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No Fire Insurance will be affected by All broken, chafod, and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowns, as is any case whatever.

Damaged Packages must be left in the where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the Godowns for examination by the Oon-

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houm of 10.45 am, and Noon within signee GODDARD & Dovelas. at 10

the free storage period..

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 10th Sept., will be subject to

rent.

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the undersigned on or before the 3rd Oct., or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be affected. BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE.

Aponta, 19th September, 1936.

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Consignees are specially notified that

POLICEMEN SENT LARGE ATTENDANCE AT

TO PRISON

(Continued from Pagi 2) WHAT-CIRCUMSTANCES?

I am asking you what circızın- stances. Do you mean to say in all circumstances it is a binding or- der? No, because I have seen Mc- Leod make out an order and then change his mind and ask me to go to another district. When you are dealing with McLeod you are not dealing with a man who sticks to his decision and makes up his mind at once. His mind is as change- able as the weather.

OPENING SHOOT OF

RIFLE ASSOCIATION

Lieut. A. O. Pullman Wins

Net Spoon

The Hong Kong Rifle Association held its first meeting of the season yesterday on the Kowloon City Hanges. This Opening Shoot was marked by a good attendance and good shooting in spite of ad- verse weather conditions.

The Royal Scots and The Middlesex Regiment sending between them about seventy members, and amongst whom were many new members.

The weather conditions yesterday were, on the whole, bad. At times there were showers, and during the whole afternoon the wind was exceedingly tricky,

So you are protecting McLeod, Having heard your superior pmcers say that by going to Yaumati in- stead of Kowloon City was inex- cusable you still persist in saying

Major G. P. Murray, the Honor- you were entitled to go there?-s far as McLeod and L'are concerned.ary Secretary, was present on the Ranges the whole afternoon and You knew when you went to took part in the shooting. We are Yaumati that you were coing some-fortunate., in having a Honorary thing which if the Commissioner Secretary who not only takes a gets to know about you would great interest in the individual get into trouble?--Yes.

I was

And you took the risk?-Yey. But you knew perfectly well that! if you made an arrest there you would invite the inevitable con- sequences, namely disciplinary ac- tion?--Yes.

CUTTING OWN THROAT Therefore by going there you Own were really cutting your throat? How could that be, be-

members but who is also keen on the actual shooting itself.

During the period when the Association closed down as regards the actual shooting, he has been renewing, handicaps and arranging programmes in order to give yet more enjoyment and interest to every member.

It is hoped, and not vainly, that this season will witness, yet more cause then McLeod would alter his broken records than in past sea- sons. Judging by yesterday's shoot, morning report if I made an ar-the Association is assured of yet a greater membership than last year and higher honours gained.

-rest.—

Do you mean to say that there is really of no importance in what McLeod told you to co?-Tes

You are inviting the Jury to say that McLeod is a liar?-Yes.

GIFT OF CLOCK

We cannot close without mentioning the great debt of" gratitude we owe to past and Prent members of the Dock.

Rifle Club for their gift of a Clock for the outside of the Clubhouse. This clock can be seen from all Ranges and is in- valuable to all members using the ranges.

Can you tell me of any incident before this that would entitle everyone to say that he is not a perfectly honest person?-Up to then we got on very well together. but I would have thought that he would at least have that common decency of every human being--

The season having Just' com- that little principle expected of menced, the Association is looking every person--when he sees the out for likely members, who will, position I am in today by admittins in December, represent the Colony his own blunder. If he had ad- of Hong Kong in the Inter- -mitted-having-falsifying the re-Colonial Postal-Match; two Teams Dort he would be fined a few for which will be chosen, one dollars, perhaps, but instead he Team firing S.R. (a), the Rifle “as chose to me stand here. He issued"-and the other firing S.R. has not that principle, I am sorry) (b). to say.

A ROUGHI DIARY But you yourself made a blund-

it is necessary for a Revenue Officer toer by making an entry that you

be present at the examination of damaged dutiable cargo.

All Claims against the Steamer maat be presented to the Undersigned on or before 5th Oct., 1938, or they will not be recognized.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown, MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.

Agents

(1779 Hong Kong, 14th Sept., 1938.

THE

FUNNEL

BLUE

LINE

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FREIGHT AND

LONDON SERVICES. "SARPEDON" Sails 21 SEPT.. for Mars, London,

Rotten & Glasgow - DRUCALION" Sails 500F, for Mam, Cblancs,

London, B'dam, Hamburg & Glasgow

· LIVERPOOL SERVICE

"LAOMEDON" Sails SEPT., for Harra, Liverpool

Bromborough

NEW YORK SERVICE "ADRASTUS" Sail' 9 NOV., for Boston & New York.

vis Uspe of Oral Hope,

PACIFIC SERVICE (via BAIKUI, KODE, RAGOVA & TOKOHAMA) -

"IXION" Sails 15 SEPT., for Victoria, Vassouror

2 Seattle

INWARD SERVICE

Due

"MENTOR"

* MEMNOY

24 SEPT. From U.K, via the Straits 26 SEPT., From UK. via the Straits. "PHILOCTETRSTM 5 OUT, From Gdynia & U.K.

via the Straits “ANTENOB” ⠀ • DOT., From U.K. via the Straits

Specially reduced fares are quited for ourge steamers with limited passenger accommodation"

For freight pamage rates and information apply to

Butterfield & Swire,

Agente. 1, Connaught Road, C.

had been to Kowloon City?—Yes. but I never regarded that duty book as official. I always regarded it as a rough dlary.

//

Further questioned, Telfer .ad- mitted having asked on two oc- casions Inspector Wong 80 to transfer the third and fourth as cused to the Emergency Unit but added that they asked him to do $0.

Coming to the incident in Temple Street on May 9, Mr. Whyatt ask- ed: Do you suggest that the way you deployed your men was the way of blocking" streets?That was my way of doing it.

Is it not contrary to rules to split up search pickets? I thought t was quite right.

DAY WITHOUT

CHOLERA

For the first time in many months the health returas for Tuesday showed a gratifying absence of cholera cases, but eight cases of dysentery and three cases of enteric fever were reported.

Since the beginning of the year, a total of 120 cases of cholera have been registered.

DELIA ARRIVING TODAY

The rules laid down, state that.

The Imperial Airways plane as far as possible, searchers should Delia, which left Bangkok yester- form a sem-circle round the sus-day at 11.30 am, made an over- pects, pickets must not be split up. night stop at Hanoi and is now That is only if the suspects are expected to reach Eat Tak be- carrying arma

tween 10 and 11 sim. today.

The Air France plane, which was due yesterday, was delayed by bad weather and will arrive at the

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.

FOREIGN MAILS

1938.

Surcharged air mail letters may be posted in the ordinary post- ing boxes. They should be clearly marked "By Air Mall" and bear sumclent postage. insufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency or forwarded by Steamer Service, at the dia- cretion of the Post Office.

Letters and Postcards for Eurogs (except Great Britain and Kirs) and South America are forwarded "viz Siberia” “If so superscribed.

Air Mall Services to China are temporarily maagandad.

Parcel Post Service to the Frovince of Yunnan is

temporarily suspended,

Alr

Prom

INWARD MAILS

Mail by Imperial Airways Direct Service --London date. Imperial 7th September. Bangkok via Swatow Shanghai and Amoy

Shanghai

Per

Airways Plane Kwelyang...

Shantung.

Glenshiel.

Japan, Shanghal and Europe vis

Siberia (London date, 25th Aug.) Chitral Air Mali by Imperial Airway

date, | Imperial,

This year we hope to see more Civilians join as full members to take part in the Spoon Shoots, and the Monthly Sunday Meetings Anyone so wishing. is asked to communicate with the Honorary Secretary, Major G. P. Murray, Garrison Adjutants' Office, Com- mand Headquarters, Hong Kong. who will gladly furnish all details.

The results of yesterday's Shoot Manila wère as follows:-

+1

(1) S.R. (B)

Lt. A.O. Pullman Sgt. P. Hale Cadet. G. Carey Sgt. V. Cooper 8/Lt. J.B.

Direct

Service"-London

10th September. Japan

Shangha Haiphong H'p. 200 500 600 Trapan and Shanghal..

2 33 33 32 98* Saigon... ser. 3 31 32 85 Shanghal

4.30 32 $1 931 | Japan

2 30 29 33.92

Mackle scr. 29 30 31 60

| C.S.M. W. Street 5 26 27 29 82 Capt. 8. White 24-27-28-19 L/Sgt. W. Viges 5 26 25 26 77. Lt. G. Dawson - 29 22 26 77 S/Sgt. N. Dunville 4 28 27 22 77 C.S.M. F.

Standford 26 28 19 71 Note: All the above used the "1914" Rifle.

Shanghai .............. Java and Manila Java .....

Tientsin and Swatow. Japan and Shanghali... Straits (Parcels only)

Air Mail by "Pan-American Air-

Airways Plane Buenos Aires

Maru

15th Sept.

15tä Bays

15th Sept.

16th Sept.

18th Sept.

16th Brai

16th Sept.

m/v. Shäntung...

18th Sept

Taiyuan"......

17th Sept.

Canton...

17th Sept.

Marechal Jofre..

17th Sept.

Chenonceaux

17th Sept.

Victoria......

17th Sept.

Jeypore....

18th dept.

Ninghai...

18th Sept.

Tjlnegara

19th Sept.

Tjisaroes...

19th Sept

Cheklang..

19th Sept.

Sarpedon.

20th Sept

serveerespe Cremef...

10th Sept

Ways Direct Service "— San Pan-American Francisco, date 14th September. Parcels from Calcutta and Straits. Hoang. USA, Japan and Shanghai (Van-

couver B.C. date, 3rd September) Emp. of Asia...... Japan

Airways Finme

List Sept.

2nd cept.

2nd Sept.

Santhia......

2nd Sept.

Scharnhorst.

*2nd Sept.

Friderun. 'Laomedon....

12nd Sept.

23rd Sept

Atsuta Maru....

23rd Sept

Japan and Shanghai Straits Straits and 'Mantia Straits (Parcels, only) Straits

Behar......

$3rd Sept.

Conte Verde..

23rd Sept

Memnon.

24th Sept.

Mentor.

14th Sept

Hakone Maru.....

18th Sept.

Japan and Shanghai..

Tulagi and Rabaul Shanghai

@ 27 25 23 75% Japan

(2) S.R.. (A). L/Cpl. E. Bremner 8 25 29 30 34* Bds. A: Veryard 5 29 21 27 80 Cpl. W. Nunn 6 26 25 27 77 Pte. C. Noble. Spr.-W.

Thompson 13 26 26 22 741 Lt. B. Fargos 23 29 21 73 Pte. J. Brown - 24 22 25 71 Pte. V. Hammond 5 26 23 17 71 Cpt. M. Singh 11 23 21 26 701 L/Cpl.. D. Amos T 28 28 14 70 Pte. J. Scott

14 25 25 18 681.

Sgt. D. Matheson 6 21 20 20 67.

*Net Spoon.

.

-Handicap Spoon." Note: The Handicap of all Spoon Winners has been "reduced by one as shewn,

MOTHER OF GUERILLAS IN CANTON

Canton, Sept. 14. Mrs. Chao, widely known as the "Mother of Guerillas." called on General Yu Han-mou, Pacification Commissioner for Kwangtung, 'and General 'Wu Te-chen, Chairman of the Kwangtung Provincial Govern- ment. yesterday,

. During the interviews, Mrs. Chao reported on the present conditions of the Chinese guerillas in North China.

ابر

As an encouragement. General Wu has donated $5,000 to help the guerillas.—(Central News).

" OUTWARD MAILS

REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes e riter shan the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 9 am, registered and parcel mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

For

THURSDAY

Samshui and Wuchow....... Dairen

Shanghai and Japan.. Kongmoon

Hofhow

Per

Date and Time

Thursday, 15th

Tal Hing. Ixton... Rajputana.

Tal Lee.

Mulnám..

Swatow, *Shanghai and Tientsin... Tingaang......

Manila

Airmail

for "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-dae 22nd September.

Tourcoing

8.15 AM: ** 0.30 AM 10.30 AM $1,00 113+ AX

1.30 PM 5.00

EPO

Rog. 5,00

Urd.

5.3)PR

Q.PO.

London, imperial

Airways Elane urd

Air Mail for Malaya ́and Australia

by Imperial Airways Direct Ber-Imperial vice "dne Sydney, 24th Sept.

FRIDAY

Manlia..... Sandakan Kongmoon

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL Shanghai. Japan, Honolulu, USA.

Three

Then you have constantly broken these rules?-Yes, all along. ¿

Patriots on Japanese patrol work

LEAGUE f understand, should not act as

London, Sept. 13. search parties. Did you not read

matches in the First those orders?-I was allowed to tomers entering the school? One Division of the Scottish Football read the orders unce.

I Just of the witnesses, shek. So, is a bro-League were played today. The glanced at them. Sergeant Mc-ther of the clansman of the prin- Leod showed them to me.

cipal detective in the Yaumati Po- lice Station. He has no doubt been LOCKED IN DRAWER - These instructions from super-instructed what to any by other. intendent Calthrop were posted in witnesses. It is all premeditated.

the order ale, were they not?-

a

*EIGGEST LIAR OF ALL”

In further cross-examination, Srgeant McLeod locked them up in

drawer. I thought they were Telter stated that Sergeant-McLend secret documents.

was the biggest llar of all, although However, having read the orders they had once been very friendly..

After Mr. Whyatt had addressen you knew that you were breaking the rules by conducting a search the jury, Mr. D'Almada told the when detailed to Japanese patrolJury that they had to decide whe work? I suppose I was.

ther the charges brought against There is no supposing. It is quite the defendants (charges of a very obvious that you were?--I suppose save and serious nature) had been I was over-zealous. I suppose It satisfactorily brought home against was a result of my being anxious them to get a case.

Counsel said that Sergeant Me You have heard your Counsel Leod had made an entry in the suggest that the mah Jongg schools duty book before he should have are running a perfectly proper done: The Cefence, nata. Counsel, business withour contravening the was that the case vas & frame- up. Furthermore, continued coun- law?-I agree,

There is no suggestion that the sol, would Telfer choose such a inen have been in trouble with the place as Temple Street, which was very near to Taumati Police Staticu police before?--No.

to collect money?

You are asking the jury to come

to the conclusion that those men

are all lure? That is correct

That so far from you conspiring

Gentlemen, the defence is that the whole story is a fabrication.” declared Mr. D'Almada submitting

to extort money they have co that the Crown's case had failed. spired to frame you?-Exactly, "sir. At the conclusion of the case, his The only reason why those wit-Lordship exempted the jury from nesses conspired to frame you whaturther service for a period of three because you interfered-wish-cus-years-

Central and South America and (Parcels and Papers only for Canada due Vancouver BC., 4th October and Europe (ex- cept Great Britain, and Eire) via Biberia

...............

Haiphong

results were as follows:-

Falkirk Partick

0 Hearts

Swatow and Shanghai

Et. Mirren

2: Raith R. 2' Queen's Park I

(Reuter).

1

UNCLAIMED

TELEGRAMS

The Great Northern Telegraph (Limited) advise the Company following unclaimed telegrams are lying at their office

SATURDAY

Airways Plane

Bengloe.... Mausang..

On Lee.

Emp. of Japan Kwaisang..

Tainan...

Beg 8,00 IM

107,000

K.P.Q

they 6.00 Ord 6.30 PM G.P.O

Reg. 5.00 Ord.

Friday, 16th

8.30 AM

8.30 AM

SL00 AM

7.00 PM

G.PO. & K.P.C. Paz, 15th 5. Q PME, Ra, 104h 2.0 l Ord.)(ta 10,00 AM

10.00 AM

4.30 PM

Baturday, 171K

Tai Ming.

Beg

Chitral.

Fook On

10.00 AM

G.P.O. & EP.O..

Samshul and Wuchow... Holhow, Pakhol-and Haiphong...... Kwangtung Air Mail for "K.LM Airways

Direct Service"--due Amsterdams 27th September. Kongmoon

Straits, Sandakan, Ceylon India, East Africa, Aden, Egypt, Malta and Europe via Marseilles que Marseilles 14th October Chitral...... Tam, Asia Hotel, 318; Se; 63, Shanghai and Japan.................Chenonceaux..... Kilung Street, Kowloon Sang Lourenco Marques and (Parcels & Buenos Aires Cheong Pig Stail; Hwang Mong-

Papers only) for South Africa ping. 34, Des Voeux Road, C., 2nd | floor; Hsia Kee-chong: 0137; 7356; | Airmail för "France Orient Airways 7359-7060; 7115 (all from Shang- hal)..

NO LICENCE FOR WIRELESS SET

Fong, residing at No. 20, Robinson Road, was fined. $100, by Mr. Butters at the Central Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to the summons of possession of wireless receiving set without licence.

My Jeffries visited defendant's premises and found the set com- plete with aerial.

Maru.

9.16 AM 8.30 G.P.O.&K.P.O.

91.30 AM Oră.210.00 ANK

Par. 16th DLU PM Reg. 17th 9.40 AM

Service" dne Marseilles 2nd Oct. Marechal Joffre Um. Manila and Naples due Naples

Victoria.. 8th October

Saigon

Japan Amoy *Saigon

SUNDAY..

Shenghai via Swatow Swatow, Foochow and

| Ord, 17th 10.30 11.

5 1,30. P

2.30 PM G.P.O. & KP.0. Reg. 24.00 PM:

4.30 PM

4,16*7M

(Ord.

5.00 PM

Marechal Joffre.. Islami Anshux Lyeemoon,

́ ́15,00, RM

5.00 IM

5:00 PM.

Bunday, 16th

Llangchow. Yochow

DOJAM

9.00 AM

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*6.00 PM

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