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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1941.-PAGE 11'

PRESIDENT

LINER

Sailings

To SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGELES

Agen

via SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA & HONOLULU

S.S. "PRESIDENT COOLIDGE"

SS. "PRESIDENT PIERCE"

8.8 "PRESIDENT TAFT

Feb, 29

Mar. D Mar. 19

To NEW YORK and BOSTON

via MANILA, SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO,

Feb. 10

Mar. 16 Mar. 23

BOMBAY and CAPETOWN

S.S. PRESIDENT MONROE"-

SS. "PRESIDENT GRANT"

ES. "PRESIDENT JACKSON"

Το MANILA

S.S. "PRESIDENT COOLIDGE" AS "PRESIDENT PIERCE" S.S. "PRESIDENT TAFT"

Feb. 15 Feb. 26 Mar. 11

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES

"ROUND WORLD SERVICE "

AGENTS FOR TRANSCONTINENTAL & WESTERN AIR

AND UNITED AIR LINES

12, PEDDER ST.

TEL. 28171.

N.Y.K. LINE

SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES via Honuiala.

ASAMA MARU TATUTA MARU

Tuesday, 11th Feb. Tuesday, 28th Feb.. SEATTLE & VANCOUVER (Starts from Kobe)

Wednesday, 12th Mar. HIE MARU SOUTH AMERICA (WEST COAST) via Hilo & San

Francisco.

FORGED S.S. IMMIGRATION CERTIFICATES

discovery of a forged cer tincate on a Chinese woman, who was eventually Hongkong from Singapore, has

sent

back

to

S.M.C. CHAIRMAN ARRIVES IN H.K.

ON NEW AMERICAN LINER

Mr. William J. Keswick, manager of Jardine, Matheson and Co.. Ltd. Shanghai, and Chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Council, was an arrival from Shangħal by the ss. President Monroe yester- day. Mr. Keswick, who is accompanied by his wife, is stopping over here en route to Manila, Be will leave shortly for the Philip- pines on a vacation trip.

led to the belief that there is Other arrivals by the President Foh-ling. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fair- established somewhere in the Monroe were Mr. James Mackay, child. Mrs. E. A. Keeble, Miss Mary

vice-president Colony a plant for the production associate

of the Keeble, Mr. C. S. Peacock, Mrs. R.

G. Windle,

H

of forged immigration certificates National City Bank in Shanghal. Perrier and Miss Liliane Perrier. of the Government of the Straitsļand Mr. Thomas Nock, Marketing

FOR SINGAPORE Settlements.

assistant in the Standard Vacuum

Passengers for Singapore were It was learned that, although On Co., who is assuming his new over 30 forged certificates base post here on transfer from Kobe. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brown. Mstr.. been seized by the authorities in Other passengers disembarking James Brown, Matr. David Brown, the course of raids in Wanchal here were Mr. Tsitman Chan, Mr. Mr. L. C. Craig, Mr. A. J. Corot, and Shishulpo during the week. S. Chang. Mr. Chong Yeh Chen, Mr. M. C. Dack, Mr. D. E. Davis. and several persons had been de- Mr. J. D. Davis, Mr. E. L. Hall-Mr. W. H. Gallaher, Mr. D. L. O tained, the "hide-out" of this Patch, Mr. W. Kelly. Mr. Perrier, Connor. Mr. C. W. Reith, Mr. C. R. plant has not yet been located. Mrs H.-H. Sun, Mstr. R. Sun, Scott. Mr. E. G. Sellers and Mr.

It was also stated that a forged Gen. F. A. Sutton, Miss H. Tang. Immigration Certificate of Entry, Mr. Z. T. Tsang, MË. and Mrs. Passengers for Penang were Mrs. of the Government of the Straits Tse Bing Wang. Mstr. Wang S1-J. M. Herring and Miss R. Herring; Settlements, can be purchased in kwang, Mr. A. C., Yuan and Mr. for Colombo, Mr. J. M. Colombanı the Colony for a sum of between Zeng Slo-tsa.

and Dr. K. T. Behanan; for Bom- $100 and $200.

THROUGH FASSENGERS

bay, Miss L. E Andrews, Mr. and Through passengers included Mr. Mrs. R. Bacon, Mstr. Hugh, Bacon,

Bacon, Miss Wu Tse-wel, managing proprietor Miss Edith of T. W. Wu and Co., en route to Bacon, Mr. C. C, Balding, Mr. and Singapore, Mr. Jack McFarlane, of Mrs. F. C. Black, Mr. J. L Carver. the Shanghal Municipal Police, en Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Clark. Mr. F. route to Bombay, "Mr. Joseph EW. Cody Mr. and Mrs. E. Ehny. Gazette pub-Jacobs American diplomatie officer Mstr. Robert Eray. Mstr. Edward lishes for general information the en route to Cairo, Egypt, to as Erny. Miss M Lagl, Mr. and Mrs. present constitution of the Board sume his new post as Counsellor J. E. Jacobs, Mr. J. B. Menze, Mr. of Examiners. They are as 201

or the Legation there. Mr. Felix A. J. Odle, Mr. Z. Safdie, Mr. J. W. Cody. of Getz. Brothers and Co.. Shirley, Mr W. L. Talton, Mrs. A en route to Bombay. and Mr. D. Thomason, Mrs. F. E. Weston- Herbert Hall, manager of the Waite and Miss V. Westori. Walte. American Trading Co., in Kobe, Passengers for Capetown were Japanen route to New York. Mrs. M. J. Cohen and Rev. T. P. Through passengers for Manila Kerfoot, for New York, Mr. E. were Mr. E. C. Bogle, Mr. Chang' Croker."

BOARD OF EXAMINERS

the Government

lows:-

Mr. R. A. D. Forrest (Chairman), Mr. Yu, Wan (Hon. Secretary).

The members are the Rev. H. R. Wells. O.B.E., and Messrs. Law Yan-pak, R. A. C. North, C. G. Perdue. R. Todd, J. Barrow, J. H. B. Lee. W. M. Toomson, W. R. Scott. E Himsworth, K. A Bld-

mead, A. G. Clarke, K. Keen, Rev. WEATHER REPORT

Father T. A. O'Mella, 8.J., Asalst-

Hongkong Royal Observatory

ants to the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (ex-officio), Senior Super-Barometer, (at sea level), intendents of Police (ex-officfo),

Ins.

and Superintendents and Assistant Temperature, 63 F Superintendents

Elsa

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE From 10 to 16 Feb, 1941.

Dats of

Month.

Height.

LOW WATER

Hong

Kong

Standard

Height.

10 am., Feb. 9

HIGH WATER.

30.07

Hong

Korg Standard

officia).

of Police (ex-Humidity. 81 per cent.

Wind Direction E/N

Time.

Tima

The three ex-officio members Wind Force (Beaufort), 5

h.ui.

All in

b. m.

V

dinate officers in the Folice and Temperature: Minimum last night Gaol in English, Chinese and

60 F Hindustani.

are members of the sub-committee Temperature: Maxiraum vesterday Mon, 10 for the examination of subor-

34 F.

0411

43

02.40

11-1

1959

17 41

13 35

13 3

Tues. 11

09 37

146

03 16

2046

17 6

1422

12 9

Wed. 12

1008

14 9

13 62

Saturday,

15th Feb.

Rainfall for 24 hrs. ending 1011.

today, 0.03 ins.

21 84

1807

12 6

Thur. 13

10 42

15 1

0 27

10 5

Total rainfall since January 1st

22 19

7 6

1561

24

Fri. 14

11-16

8 4

05 03

06

1

2307

17 3

16 37

2 1

Wednesday,

76th Feb.

San

Sat. 15

16

115556

05 37

10

23 57 16.7

17 27

2 1

-

0614

15

Sunday,

23rd Fei.

18 22

2.2

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NEXT SAILING

EARLY" IN MARCH, 1941,

For Freight or Passage apply to:-

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LUXURY LINER. AS HOSPITAL SHIP

4.06 ins

Against an average of, 1.75 ins LONDON. Feb. 9 (Reuter)-One Sunset tonight, 6.17 p.m. of Holland's newest and most Sunrise tomorrow, 6.58 a.m. luxurious liners is to be converted into a hospital ship and presented to the British Government for the evacuation of British casualties in the Near East,

"The Netherlands news agency says that the liner is the motor vessel Oranje of nearly 20,000 tons. The

cost of conversion will be borne by the Netherlands East In- dies Government.

LOCAL ESTATE Local estate valued at $94,500 Tas been left by the late Mr. Douglas Alexander Ross, former manager of Alex. Ross and Co... Shanghai, who died there" on Jan. 8. 1840. An application for sealing certificate of the will has been granted to Mr. John Kennedy Ross,

THE WEATHER

Maximum temperature yester- day was 67 and the minimum 60.

Total rainfall since Jan. 1 is 4.06 inches against en average of 1,75.

The Royal Observatory report states:m

The high pressure over the Bea of Japan has merged with an- other anticyclone developing over Manchurla; pressure continues re- latively low over Indo-Chine.

4 p.m., Feb. 9. Barometer (at sea level), 29.98 Is. Temperature, 65 F. Humidity, 81 per cent. Wind Direction, E

1237 15 T Wind Force (Beaufort), 5. Maximum temperature, 67 F. Minimum temperature, 60 F Rainfall, nil

7

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