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THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940. —PAGE 11′′

PRESIDENT LINER

Sailings

HONGKONG to SINGAPORE direct

Second week in June."

HONGKONG

to "SAN FRANCISCO. direct

Last week in June.

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AGENTS "FOR TRANSCONTINENTAL & WESTERN" AIR

AND UNITED AIR LINES

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IMMINENT SAILINGS

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT

LIVERPOOL, via SINGAPORE BOMBAY, MARSEILLES (CASA- BLANCA), etc.

S'HAI, JAPAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO and

LOS ANGELES-

SYDNEY, MELBOURNE,

via MANILA and Way Ports

VANCOUVER and SEATTLE

CALCUTTA

BOMBAY

THIS WEEK" & 3RD WEEK JUNE

THIRD WEEK JUNE

END OF JUNE

FORTNIGHTLY.

FREIGHT ONLY

THIS WEEK

NEXT WEEK.

MIDDLE JUNE

NEW YORK via JAPAN,

LOS ANGELES, and PANAMA

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CLIPPER FLIES

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Passengers

WEATHER REPORT

The following is the full list of

Hongkong Royal Observalory passengers who disembarked in the Colony from an Italian liner:

10 a.m., June 5. Miss. Mary S. Chalmers, Mr. and Barometer (at sea level), 29.83 ins PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS Mrs. R. B. Lockwood. Mr. R. At-Temperature, TS F CALIFORNIA CLIPPER (CAPT. J. thowe. Mr. A. G. Rogers, Mr. T. Humidity, 35 per cent.

Chen Hua, Mrs. Wind Direction. Calm, [H. HAMILTON) left Kai Tak on Haselton, Mr.

Wind Force (Beaufort),, nil her return Alght to San Francisco Annie 3. Yu Chang.”

Miss Leung Cheuk Yong, Mr. Temperature; maximum yesterday. vla Manila yesterday morning.

Sein Orig Kym. Mr. Phan Tek Hin. She took away,

81 F.

MR. LUCIAN LI ROCKE, execu- Miss Wang Show May. Mr. and remperature: minimum last night. tive of the Standard Oil Co., who Mrs. A. Prieto, Mrs. Gladys L is making a short pleasure trip across the Pacific accompanied by his wife. From San Francisco

Mr. and Mrs. Rocke will travel by

United Airlines to New York;

75 F. Doak, Mr. L. F. Ponciano, Mr. Go Rainfall for 24 hrs ending 10th Sing Choy.

today, 3.71 Ins Mrs. Li Kim Klat, Mr. Li Yao, rotar rainfall since January 1st Mr. Carlos G. Pomar, Mr. Shu Chin

41.09 Ins.

Ming, Mr. Ho Tso Lim. Mr. and Against an average of, 25.07 ins. MR. JAY W. MYERS, merchant Mrs. Soo Ching Hoe and son, Mrs. Sunset tonight, 7.05 p.m. engineer of the Studebaker Cor- Ng Lim See Kom, Miss Haung Yu Sunrise tomorrow, 5.93 2.11. poration, proceeding to Honolulu, en route to Los Angeles on home Icave;

4

LD.

Mr. Mg Lee Laing, Mr. Naka- mura, Mr. Yang Yu. Mr. William Yin Kel, four steerage and 29 deck Chinese passengers from southern ports.

4 pm. June 6.- Barometer (at sea level), 29.74 ins Temperature, 80 F Wind Direction, WWW. Humidity. 87 per cent.

Wind Force (Beaufort), 2. Only four passengers left Hong-Maximum temperature, 83 F. kong yesterday for points North Minimum temperaturė, 75 F. fant daughter, Odette Pearne; on a British ship:-

Rainfall, nl,

MES ROSE PEARNE wife of Mr. John R. A. Pearne, manager of the Purity Drinking Water Co., who is making a vacation trip to Manila, accompanied by her in-

MR. M. S. HWANG, sales repre- Mr. L. Zing, Mr. G. F. ̈A, Wylbre- sentative of the C.N.A.C., Hong-ham. Mr. F. Isako, Mrs, E. Bruce. kong, who is proceeding to Manila

on a routine business visit:

FOR THE NORTH

The following left Hongkong, for the north:

MESSRS. FUNG KAM-FO and HUA CHAY-KUN, Chinese mer-

Mr. F. G. Ede, Mr. Domou Guan, chants of Manila, returning after Miss N. Bolsen, Miss L. Bolsen, Mr. a business trip to Hongkong:

E. V. Crees, Mr. G. R. Hopkins, MR. CIRILO LIM, Manda At-

Mr. A. M. Komorsky, Mr. and Mrs. torney at Law, returning home F. C. Lin, Mrs. A. J. Suva-Netto. after spending a delightful vaca Mrs. E. J. Xavier, Mrs. 8. R. Kerr," tion in the Colony:

Mrs. J. V. Everett, Mrs. N. Gordeef, Miss D. Ekstrand. Mr. J. Hocking,

MR. FERMIN DEL

ROSARIO,

Filipino share broker, fiying to Mr. E. Musk, Mr. W. Rankin, Mr.

Manila on a short holiday; -

MR. SAM. 9. SCHIER, President

E. Oatley, Mr. C. Williamson, Mr. A. Bain. Mr. W. Mickiewicz, Mr. N.

of 8.5. Schier & Co., advertising M. Schroeders, Mr. J. C Fenton, experts of Manila, returning with Mr. L. S. Wang, Mr. A. J. Hodges, his wife after spending thelr

Mr. A. Pontin, Mrs. K. S. Lee, Miss honeymoon in Hongkong:

Yung Ly. MR. THOMAS S. WALSH, American priest making a pleasure trip to Manila,

PHILIPPINE CLIPPER Pan American Airways Philip- pine Clipper is due to arrive in Hongkong from Manila on June 11 and will return morning.

UP ABOVE AVERAGE

The Royal Observatory recorded 271 inches of rain between Tues- the following day night and yesterday morning. No rain was recorded between 10 am and 4 p.m. yesterday.

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The total rainfall for the year is now 41.09 Inches, or 16.03 inches

IMPERIAL AIRWAYS Imperial Airways outward bound plane. Denebola (Capt. M. Brun- ton and F/O J. Harvey) left Kal above average. Tak with the Hongkong" malls yes- terday morning.

The maximum, temperature yes- terday was 83 degrees, and the She took away three passengers minimum 75 degrees. Mean humi- all bound for Calcutta-Mr. P. Kdity was 88. Pavel, Mr. N. C. Sanyal and Mr.

A. H. Ahmed,

DELPHINUS TODAY Imperial Airways inward plane, Delphinus. with London malls dated May 29, is scheduled to arrive in Hongkong this afternoon. The next outward service of Im- perlai Airways will leave Kal Tak on Sunday morning."

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE. From 6 to 12 June 1910.

HIGH WATER. ·

Daya of

Week

Date of

Month.

Hoog

Kong

1Standard

Tine.

Height

Low WATER Hong

Kong

Standard Tiine

Height.-

Telephone 30291.

b. m.

b. BL

..

Thur.

06 41 -22 38

7.3

02 20. 12 8

44

16 11

E'ri. 7

09 90 17.5

03.03

23 21.

44

18 53

Set. B

10 02

77

03 38

17 35

Bub. 8

00 08

04 18

10 44

8:

18 19

Mon: 10

00 56

1441

04 55

11 30

17 3

1905

Tues 11

01 48

44

C5 46

12 24

ва

10 54

Wed. 12

03 40-

4 GI

0851

13 29 6 3

20'44.

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BRINGING CARGO FROM MARSEILLES via SAIGON,

ONSIGNEES are hereby informed of Opium Treasure and Valuables are that their goods with the exception bug landed & stored into the gedowns of the Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf and Godowa Co. Ltd. Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.

All Claim must be sent in to me on or before the Monday, 10th June, 1940, or they will not be recognized.

Damaged Packages will be examined by the Company Surveyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas in the pretezce of the Consignees at 10.00 am, qu Wednesday, the 5th June, 1940.

Consignees innst have a RevEDUC Officerin attendance when say datiable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

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R. OFL,

1940.

Occasional rain the forecast Hong Kong, for today.

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