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HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMERS GOOD RIFLE SHOOTING INDUSTRIAL

JANT SERVICE OF THE HONGKONG CANTON & MACAO STEAMBOAT COMSTOLS THE

TRAVEL

THE

SHORT

SAFE

SEA

WAY

by the

"British Line

CHINA NAVIDATION CO. LTD.

NDL

CANTON LINE

SAILINGS UNCERTAIN

Due notice will be published

MACAO LINE

DAILY SERVICE

From Hong Kong: 8 A.M. and 3,30 P.M. (Sunday) 9.30 A.M. and 3,30 P.M. From Macao:

(Sunday)

3 A.M. and

P,M.

3. A.M. and 3 P.M.

Ade: The as. Taishan" will berth at and depart from the Canton Steamers Wharf.

Note:-All vessels squipped with Wirelos. QUEEN'S BUILDING, CONNAUGHT ROAD Telephone 20101

FAR EAST EXPRESS

PASSENGER & FREIGHT SERVICES.

AT STONECUTTERS

Two Three Figure Scores

Registered On Saturday

In spite of a tricky wind, and none too favourable light shoot- ing at Stonecutters on Saturday still retained its usual standard. and for the second week in succession, three figures were reg tered. On this occasions. Sgt. Heap performed the distinction "with a score of 101.

The SRi (al's were not so strongly represented this week, with the result that scores were not so high as usual. Resulta were as below:-

S.R. (B)

Sgt. R. J. Heap

EA. H. J. Templeton

Scr.

H'cap 200 yds. 500 yds, 000 yds. Total .35 33 ∙101*‡

100

P.O. J. C."Swan

.34"

Mne. P. G. Heather

32"

P.O. C. Clark

Mr. F. G. Drake

ER.A. H. S. B. Stephens.

Mr. T. J. Boulton

30.

Mr. W. Austin

Scr.

C.ER.A. R. Atkinson

32.

Mr. H. Langley

Tel. W. E. Kirby

APO

Mr. L. W. Peckham

33.

C.P.O. F. J. Davey

EA. T Johns

3 31

NJ.

E.R.A. L. G. Keller

9er,

S.R. (4)

Nil.

.30

S.S. GNEISENAU

will sail.

SATURDAY, February 11th,

6 P.M.

För

EUROPE,

via

MANILA, SINGAPORE & PORTS.

ROUND-THE-WORLD & THROUGH TICKETS

Issued in connection with:

N.D.L. ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE

S.S. "BREMEN," "EUROPA" "COLUMBUS." & CABIN LINERS NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. BREMEN Queen's Bldg. MELCHERS & CO', Agents

CANTON AGENTS: 1188EX & CO...SHAMEXN, B.C

THE

Tel. 27771 4

BLUE FUNNEL

LINE

REGULAR AND FAST PASSENGER SERVICES

FREIGHT AND

LONDON SERVICE

"SARPEDON" Saila 8 FEB., for Mars., Londen,

Roterdam & Glasgow “'DEÜCALION". Sails 22 FEB. for Mam., London,

R'dam, Hamburg & Glarow

LIVERPOOL SERVICE "LYCAON"* Baile 10 FEB., For Havra, Liverpool,

& Bromborongia

NEW YORK SERVICE "GLAUCUS" Bailn 4 AUG., for Halifax, Baston &

New York. PACIFIC SERVICE(via DAIĄKA, 1098, NAGOYA & YOKOHAMA),

"TÄLTHY BLUS" Sila 13 FEB., for Victoria, Vanrouter

& Beatle INWARD SERVICE

"STENTOR"

"CYCLOPS"- "MEMNON"

"THESEUS".

Due

12 FEB. From New York via Panana

14 FEB., From UK. vis thẻ Straits, ·

14 FEB, From U, K. vin the Straits

23 FEB, From U.K. via the Streita

Specially reduced fares are quoted for cargo atenquers with

limited passenger accommodation

For freight, pamage rates and information apply to Butterfield & Swire,

Tel. 30333.

Agente 1, Qcaranght Road, C

A.B. E. Flood

Mr. H. J. S. Blake

Mr. S. S. Winch

Sig. P. A. Neale

Lt. (E) R. D. Verner Jeffreys..

L/Tel. J. P. Farrington

མ ༧ ུ ནྟུ ཏཿཨྠ མྦྷ རྞ

23/ 28

២៩ ៩១ឌក ៩៥ ៩៦៥ ដ

Mr. W. K. Gillman

ERA. V. W. Shorland

Mr. C. A. Hyett

E.R.A. J. D. M. Coe

ទ

20.

NII.

Denotes winner of the "Nett" Spoon. -Denotes winner of the "Possible" Button. Denates winner of the Handicap " Spoon.

ERA. J. P. O'Shea E.R.A. J. E., Sherlock. Stoker C. H. Barrett P.O. A. C. Hinds L/Stoker G. E. Scott Lt. (E› J. J. Hughes

¤×77¤-8888558** *** s P F F e ZP = ex

====8888888 GERBEARIANA-

N.B-Winner of (*) or it) Spoon has his handicap reduced by

one point.

FANLING RACE

ENTRIES

Entries for the Fanling Hunt and Race Club's Grand National Meet- ing at Kwansi on February 12 are as follows:

RACE FIVE "

The Kwanti Cup."A handicap Alat race of 1 mile for China ponies classified on December 31, 1938, 23 "D" Class. Ponies that have won more than $2,250 since January 1, 1938, and ponies that have started at Kwant in a steeplechase and/or hurdle race, barred. Winner $200; 2nd $180; 3rd $75. Entry Fee $5.

Cuban Love 140 lbs,; Final Triumph 145, Flybynight 151, Good Morning 140, Plain View 160. Royal Highness 158. Sylvandule 161, Tem- pest 152, The Leopard, 144, and Tribute 144.

RACE SIX

DEVELOPMENT IN HONGKONG

New Hardware

Works

Symbolic of Hongkong's new Industrial development is the operation of the Union Hard- ware Works, at 522 Cástlo Peak Road, Kowloon

As a pioneer mechanical manu- facturer in the Colony, this con- cem specializes in producing spares, bicycles, tricycles, flex- shaw wheels, roller-skates, toast- ers, heaters, small motors, and radio transmitting apparatus,

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1939.

FOREIGN MAILS

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY 1839, 9.30 A.M.

Registered and Ordinary mail (not insured or Parcels) will be nc- cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit.

Ordinary letter mall only for West Kwangtung, Kwangsi, Sze- chwan, Kweichow and Hunan will be accepted at senders' risk.

Letters and Postcards for Europe (except Great Britain and Bire! and South America are forwarded "yin Siberia" if so superscribed.

INWARD MAILS

From

Per

Chungking

Swatow Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service"-Landon date, Imperial 28th January. Australia and Manila... Shanghal and Swatow. Holhow

Shanghai, Amoy and Swatow Japan and Shanghai Manila

Other articles which can be made to order include steel hel- mets, shovels, condensing plates, ¡bolts and nuts of all descriptions. kitchen utensils, punches and dices, forming rollers, punching presses, canning machines, and Salon Manila square-shearing machines.

Japan

A chemical department will un- dertake the refining of non-ferrous metals on commission..

SKILLED WORKMEN'

A distinctive feature of the new

Straita

Air Mali by "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-London date. 1st February.

Haiphong

Japan

Japan and Shanghai...

enterprise's workshops is the pre-Canada. U.S.A., Japan and Shang-

ponderant number of equipments designed and constructed by its own engineers and skilled work- men. Thus, considerable saving

in installation expenses has been effected. for Imported equipments would have cost at least twice as much.

WATE

hal (Vancouver B. C. date, 21st January.

Imperial

Toba Maru..........

Due

7th Feb

Airways Plane

7th Feb.

Changte..

7th Feb.

Kiangsu.....

7th Fob.

Muinam

7th Feb.

Hupch

7th Feb.

Felix Roussel.....

7th Feb.

Nako Mara.

7th Feb,

Cremer...

7th Feb

Athos. II..

7th Fab.

|M/V. Neptuna. Tango Maru..............

8th Feb,

Eth Feb.

Airways Plane Carton.......

8th Feb.

6th Feb.

Tilawa........

8th Feb.

9th Feb.

*****.. Emp. of Russia....

9th Fob.

Hakone Maru..... Pres. Coolidge....

10th Feb.

Oneisenau. Katori Maru. Stentor.

11th Fob.

11th Feb.

12th Feb.

14th Feb.

15th Feb.

Asama Maru.....

15th Feb.

16th Feb

Straits and Europe Via Negapatam.

(Papers etc) London date 12th January.

Manila

Taps and Shanghai...... Saigon Java

According to Mr. Diarn 8. K Chan, B.Sc.. M.E, who is a Chinese Japan and Shanghai, mechanical engineer and DOW Japan and Shanghal. works manager, the Union Hard- Manlin

Works is a purely Chinese concern, aiming at the utilization of Chinese capital, material, and skilled labour for the development of a new Industry, which will benefit hardware, consumers and other manufacturing industries.

PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN at the recent Fanling Hunt Meet. (Photo by Leica).

ARAB UNITY

"The Au Tau Handicap."- 13: EXPECTED AT

race of 6 furlongs for China ponies classifed on December 31. 1938, ás "E" Class. Ponies that have start- ed at Kwanti in a steeplechase and/or hurdle rate barred. Winner $150; 2nd $75; 2rd $50. Entry Fee $5.

Cricketer 140 lbs., Heriot. 163. Latitat 140, Mac's Adventure 183, Mac's Second Venture 140, March Brown 183, National Dignity 149, and Stymie 183.

LONDON TALKS

LONDON, Feb. 5 (Renter)— Arabs who have arrived for the Palestine talles held # number of conversations dur- ing the past week. Including talks with Mr. Malcolza Maċ- Donald, Secretary 'for the Dominions, and it is under- stood that an agreement has been reached.

It is expected that "when the Govern- Arabs meet the British

ARTEMIS WINS The Ladies' Sweepstake race of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club ment representatives on Tuesday. called yesterday afternoon remited Jemal Husseini, who is the Grand in a win for Artemis (Miss M. Mufti's cousin will submit the Whitham). Detailed results were Arab case, and delegates of the as follows:-

surrounding countries will parti cipate in the subsequent discus-

"A" Class-Started at 14.455.

Finished Corr. Pos..sion.

16.23.37 18.23.37 1 (Miss M. Whitham). Isobel

16.26.56 18.26,56

Artemis

(Mrs. F. M. Morres). Redshank..... 18.28.49 10.28.49 7

DUCE SPEECH FOR SELECT FEW

ROME, Feb. 6 (Router-Rome newspapers to-day all comment with high praise on the communi que issued by the Fascist Grand Council.

Signor

Gayda, writing in "Glamale d'Italia says that the whole meeting was dedicated to a discussion on foreign affairs.

All the world expected a

· speech from I Dace, which would have closed the cycle of speeches opened by Mr: Cham- berlain and Herr Hilter, and, adds the wilter, "there was m speech, but one reserved only for members of the Grand Council, and not given out to indiscreet ears and commenta- tors."

It is known that the British Government is anxious that all

After attacking President Roose- one delegation,velt. Bignor Gayda-says that owing the Arabs form and when the Defence Party's to the continued attacks against representatives arrive to-morrow. the totalità:ian states, these must It is expected that an early meet- close their ranks and be ready to ing will be arranged with the defend themselves other Arabs, who will endeavour

(Mrs. M. N. Luce). True Blue..... 16.27.49 18.27.40

(Mr. G. D. Adams).

"Painted Lady 18,25.53 16:25,53

(Miss P. M. King)..

to persuade them to

La Linda...... 16.28.11 16.28.11, ..5

(Mrs. M. I. Johnstone). Kaola

18.28.35 -16.28.35 (Miss M. Corrigan),

SHEFFIED SHIELD

CRICKET

BRISBANE, Feb. 8 (Reuter) In a Sheffield Shield cricket match played "to-day Queenslan scored 188 for 1 and Victoria 348.

form

one

"ITALY 18 BEADY”

delegation, though stipulating "Italy is ready for her defence that the Nashashibi party is with all the means at her disposal, only to have two delegates. \| and with those of her associate

... not

I agreement is not reached Germany. who, by Herz Hitler's on this point, it is anticipated speech, reconfums her complete at the Muftl's party will con-solidarity, not only ideologically tinue discussions with the Bri- and politically, but also militarily." tish Government, but will make Bignor Gayda declared that the a declaration In advance that Italian legionaries will they do not recognise the De-leave Spain until the country is. completely purged of the "Red" fence Party deleration.

Every effort at first will be made armies, and the corroding efforts, to obtain unity of action, and if their friends.

Until the final and thorough is confidently believed that an Arab division will be avoided

clearing-up of the "Red" troops in. Spain, and ite contintious terri- [tory, where there has been organis- ed and found refugce assistance, General Franco's victory cannot be PARIS, Feb. 6 (T/Ocean)The said to be complete. tish Ambassador to China, ar-Preddent of the Chamber, M. Her- "Fresh diplomatic pressure and rived here yesterday from Tien-ot, will not be a candidate for Interference is developing präinst tsin on an unofficial vit for the Presidency at the forthcoming Japan's resurrection, therefore a week. This is the first time elections, it was reported yester-German and Italian assistance he has visited Peping.

day by the "Parts Boir."

cannot be withdrawn." he declared.

AMBASSADOR

IN PEIPING

PEPING, Feb. B... (Reuter).

Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, Brl-

PRESIDENCY • NOT. FOR HERRIOT

Air Mail by "Pan American Al- ways Direct Service"-San Fran- elsco date. 3rd February. Shanghat

acutta and Straits Straits, Manila and London Par- cels--(London date, 5th Jan.), Shanghai

Janan

Behar.

Laus Tibadak.

Pan American

Airways plans Glengarry... Talma

Memmon.....

Lima Mara....................

U. S. A., Honolulu and Japan- ̈

(San Francisco dáte. 21st Jan.). Pres. Polk..

OUTWARD MAILS

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

For

TUESDAY

Manila, Makasser and Bourabaya... | Tjinegara

Swatow and Amoy,

Swatow and 'Foochiow....

Hothow and Pakhol..

Air Mail for "Air France Service" --due Marseilles, 19th February. Shanghai Saigon...

Parcels only for Straits, Penang, Ceylon, Aden, Egypt Marseilles and London-due London, 15th March.

WEDNESDAY Shanghai, Japan, U. 8. 'A., Central

"and South America, via · Van-] couver B. G., and (Parcels and Papers only for Canada)-dus Vancouver B. C., 25th January and Europe (except Great Britain and Eire) Tla Biberia... Swatow, Saigon and Bangkok,

Per

Date and Time

Tue.. 7th.

8.30 AM

Tainan............

9.30 AM

Yunnan.. Kanchow..

10.30 AM

Noon

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

Felix Roussel.... Athos II...... Felix Roussel......

Heg vid.

2.30 PM

300 PM 3.30 FM

3.30 PM

Sarpedon

G.P.O. & KP.O Pirce's 5.00 PM

Wed. Sth.

Emp. of Asia ..... ......Ewelyang...

Datron Papers only for Straits and (Parcels ~ and Papers for Calcutta), Bwatow Amoy, and Foochow Haiphong

Shanghai

Swatow and Tientsin.

THURSDAY Swatow, Amoy, "Chuanchow, and

Foochow Manila

Nako Maru.........

G.P.O.&.P.O. Par. 7th 1,00 PM" Reg. 8th 9,15 AM Ord. 8th 10.00 AM

830 AM 10.30 AM 11.00 AM

Noon

12:30 PM 1.00 FM 9.30 PM

Hoang.. Hong Blang....... Wosang......

Par. Papers

Crying Taktang

2.30 PM

Thu th

Haitan

8.00 PM

Emp, of Russia

5.30 PM

IPO.

Bog. Orl.

$:00 PM

Vrmall

for "Imperial Airways Direct Service"---due London, imperial 16th February..

6.30 PM G.P.O.

Reg. Airways Plane Ord. ・・ 1,00 PM

LPO HALT. Ord

5.00

6,00 PM

1.30 PM

G.P.O.

Bag

5.00 PM

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

Airways Plane Ord. Tal Beun Hong..

100 PW

7.00 2

Fri. 10th

| Lycaon.

9.30-A

Air Mall for Malaya, Java and Ans-

tralia by Imperial Airways Direct Imperial Service-due Sydney, 18th Feb.. Swatow and Tientsin

Saigon Holhow

Fort Bayard Haiphong

FRIDAY

Formosa, Shanghai, and Japan, ....

Shanghai, Japan, Honoulu U.S.A.. Central and South America vla San Francisco and (Papers only: for Canada)-due San Francisco, 2nd March;

Sandakan

SATURDAY

Muinam... Klangsu...

11.30 AM

Noon

2.00 PM 3.30 PM KPO.

Canton.....

Hakone Maru........

Par.

4.00 PM

Hog.

"6.00 PM

Ord.

6.30 PM

G.P.O.

Par.

4.00 PM

Beg,

5,00 M

Ord. Pres. Coolidge.

Sat. 11th

8.30 AM

.7.00 PM

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