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DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE

AND

AMERICAN MAIL LINE.

JOINT TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

4

A Regular Weekly Sailing

TO SAN FRANCISCO OR SEATTLE THE "PRESIDENT LINERS.”

TO SAN FRANCISCO VIA HONOLULU, SHANGHAI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

THE SUNSHINE BELT”"

PRESIDENT TAFT...

PRESIDENT ILFPERSON.

PRESIDENT GRANT

PRESIDENT MADISON

PRESIDENT JACKSON

Tuesday, June 21st Tuesday, July 5th Tuesday, July 19th

Tuesday, Aug. 2nd

Tuonday, Aug 16th

THEREAFTER FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS ON TUESDAYS.

HONGKONG TO EUROPE SPECIAL LOW RATES

Via San Francisco or Seattle

£120

£112

DIRECT CONNECTIONS WITH ALL ATLANTIC LINES.

Choice of railway lines across. United States and Canada, with liberal stop-ovor privileges for sight-seoing.- Ask for information. Following are suggested itinerarios:

Frum Hongkong

Jung 15%

Juno 21

June 20

July 5 July 18

July 13"

July 27 Aug. 2

10

Aug. 15 Ang Aug. 30

24

Yiu

Connecting with

Steamship

Arriving at

From N. York

July 21 Gen. Washington July 15 Pith-Cbrg Sanitis

July 25 O'brg B'hmptn July 29 San Francisco Homeric

APR. Aug. 1mtb-Gbrg |Lanvintiann

Aug.

Han Franciscogra

Bas Francisen

"Seattle

Aquila

Sea Frascicco Atajestie.

Frattle

Lunja

San Franciscs Olympic

Borongaria Spattle

San-Franciven Humeric

6 Org hapta Aug. 14 | Ang, 10 Chr.Shmptn Asg. 10 Auk, 20 tmth-Cbrg Aug. 26 4. 24 C'brg 5'hmith Au 48-24 brg Smith Aug. 3 Sem. 310

Supt. 12

1 S. g. heppin Sept. D.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

LAWN TENNIS.

MISS WILLS BEATS MRS. GODFREE.

London, June 11.

A huge crowd at Beckenham saw bliss Helen Wille beat Mrs. Godfree in the Kent Lawn Tennis Champion- ship Anal by 0-2, 0-4.

Mrs. Godfree made a no fight and offered an effective defence to Miss Will's drives from the extremities, of the court, The speed was terrific from the start, and Miss Wills play- ed the correct shot on overy' oden- sion despite the fact that she was maintaining a barrage of hard driv ing which tosted Mrs. Godfree's agility to the utmost.

Mrs. Godfrée volleyed most ne curately and little fault could bo found with her ground strokes, but sho was no match for her opponent In this respect in the opening set.

In the second set Mrs. Godfree kept Miss Willa on the defensive for some time and led by four games to two. Miss Wills then adopted hard- hitting tactics again from the base- line

and won the next three gamos. Mr Godfree led at thirty-love in-the tenth game, but the American lady reached 40-30. Deuce was called twice before Miss Wills won-Router

Wonderful Improvement.

An earlier mesange, giving details of the defeat of Mrs. Mallory by "Miss Wills in the semi-final, stated that the feature of the play was the wonderful improvement shown by in Miss Wills since she was. lust Europe, She captivated the critics with the strength of her game, both in the defent of Miss Tapscott and the victory over Mrs. Mallory, Mrs. | Mallory was defeated 6-0, 6-1, her heaviest defeat since she became the American champion. Mrs. Godfree renched the firm by defeating Ming Ryan, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2,

In the semi-finals of the ladies' doubles, Mrs. Peacock and Miss Heine. (South Africa) heat Mins

6-2, 6-2 Ryan and Miss Wills, Reuter,

Davis Cup Matches,

Copenhagen, June 11. Denmark leat India by three matches to nit. Ulrich and Herrik sen heat Byzet and Prasade, 6-2, 6-2,

Sept. 17 trg.hnpln Sept. 23 hmptu Sept. 27 | Sept. 21

1 Chr-Shopta Uct. 76-9.

TO SEATTLE AND VICTORIA VIA SHANGHAI,

KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

"THE FAST SHORT ROUTE"

PRESIDENT JACKSON

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY

PRESIDENT LINCOLN

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND PRESIDENT PIERCE

Wed., June 14th, 7.00 p.m.

Wednesday, June 29th Wednesday, July 13th Wednesday, July 27th Wednesday, Aug. 101h

THEREAFTER FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS ON WIDNESDAYS.

TO EUROPE AND NEW YORK.

VIA MANILA, STRAITS, COLOMBO, SUEZ

PORT SAID-ALEXANDRIA-NAPLES -GENOA-MARSEILLES,

Thence to BOSTON and NEW YORK,

PRESIDENT WILSON

PRESIDENT VAN BUREN

PRESIDENT HAYES

PRESIDENT POLK

PRESIDENT ADAMS "

South Afrien v. Germany.

Berlin, June 11.

South Africa bout Germany by three matches to ni. Raymond and ('onulom defeated Landinann and Kleinschroth 7-5, 6-4, 9-11, 8-3..

France v. Italy.

Rome, June 11.

In the third round of the Davis Deste. Cup, Cochet, (France) beat. fani, (Italy) 6-1, 6-3, 6-3. Lacoste best Demorpurgo 2-0, 6-0, 6-2, 0-6, G-1.Reuter

Americans v. Irishmen.

Dublin, June 11. Campbell beat Honter 6-1, 7-5, 3-6, 2-6, 6-4 and Tilden beat McCren, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2, America winning four matches and Ireland. one.-Reuter.

Kowloon C.C. Team.

The following will represent the Kowloon Cricket Club Against

the Hongkong Cricket Club on Wednes day, 16th inss,, at 6 p.m. en H.K.C.C. ground.-E. C. Fincher (cupt.) and Tues., June 21st, 6.00 a.m.. F. Fincher, W. Hyde and C. E. Millard, C. W. E. Bishop and L. Jack.

Tuesday, July 5th 8.00 ..

Tuesday, July 19th 6.00 a.. Tuesday, Aug. 2nd 8.00 a.. Tuesday, Aug, 18th 8.00 mm.

THEREAFTER FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS ON TUESDAYS.

TO MANILA.

PRESIDENT TAFT...

PRESIDENT WILSON

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY

PRESIDENT JEFFERSON

PRESIDENT VAN BUREN

June 13th, 8.00 p.m. June 21st. 6.) as June 21st, 6.00 μm June 27th, 8.00 per July 5th, 8.00 a.in.

For Passenger and Freight Rates apply to

#

THE ROBERT DOLLAR CO.

CENERAL ACENTS.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK BUILDING Cavern Pro Telephones Central 2477, 2478 & 796.

HONGKONG, CANTON

MACAO, STEAMERS.

JOINT SERVICE OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON MACAO STEAMBOAT CO., LTD., AND THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

CANTON LINE.

Į (Sundays). Bailings from Canton-Daily at 8 a.m. and 3 p... (Sundays" 13 p.m. only). Canton (SUNDAY Hongkong borth

Sailings from Hongkong-Daily at 1 a.m. and 8 a... only

The 3 p.m. Steamer from (EXCEPTED) on arrival in Wing Lok Stroot Wharf.

at

All Steamers will, as usual, leave for Canton from

the Hongkong Wharf.

FROM HONGKONG;

MACAO LINE.

8 A.M. and 2 P.M.. (Wednesdays only).

FROM MACAO

8 A.M. and 2 P.M. (Wednesdays only). CURTAILED SAILINGS.

From Macno Wednesday 15th June.

8.00 a.m. "SUI TAI" Thursday, 16th June.

8.00a.m. "SUI TAI”.

From Hongkong 2.00 p.m. "SUI TAI"

2.00 pm. "SUI:TAI"-

SUNDAY EXCURSION.

1

On Sunday, the 19th June B.8. "BUI AN" will depart. from the Company's Wing Lok Stroot Wharf at 9 AM. and from Macao at 3.30 P.M.

A BRIBE.

JUNK MASTER FINED AT KOWLOON.

Charges of possession of 7% mace of non-Government opium and of offering a bribe of $10 to" Sergeant Hurly, were brought against the master of a junk be- fore Mr. W. Schofield at the Kow- loon Magistracy on Saturday morn ing..

The defendant pleaded guilty to both charges. He said that he gave the officer the money as "de- posit" for an offence for which he had been arrested sometime ago, when it was alleged that he had caused an obstruction in the har- Dour.

The defendant was fined $60 or one month's hard labour on the opium charge and a further $100 or two months imprisonment in addition on the bribery charge.

TRADE UNION BILL.

LAST CLAUSES TO BE CONSIDERED.

London, June 11,

MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1927.

AMERICAN BASEBALL.

NATIONAL AND AMERICAN LEAGUES.

New York, June 11. Latest baseball matches in the principal leagues (home clubs men tioned first throughout) rasulted as

follows:

National League. Saturday (Juno 4):

Cincinnati D, New York 1. St. Louis Brooklyn 0. Chicago 8, Destor: 10..

Sunday:

Cincinnati 10; New York 9. St. Louis 8, Brooklyn 0. St. Loula 1, Brooklyn 6... Chicago 7, Boston U.

Monday:

St. Loula G, Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphin 6. Chicago 4, Boston 3. Tucadays

Pittsburgh 9, New York 0. Chicago 7, Brooklyn . St. Louis 6, Boston 12. Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 1. Wednesday:

Pittsburgh 7, New York 8. Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2. St. Louis B, Boston 11. Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 4. Thursday:

Pittsburgh 1, New York 12. " Chicago 4, Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 8.

Friday:

Pittsburgh 13, New York 4. Chicago b, Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 8, Boston 11.

American League. Saturday (June 4):

Boston 4, Chicago G. Washington 3, St. Louis 5.

Sunday:

New Yo 6, Detroit 3. Washington 4, St. Louis 9. Monday:

Boston 2, Chicago 10. Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 1., Tuesday:

New York 4, Chiengo 1. Boston 6, Detroit 5. Philadelphin 11, Washington D. Washington 10, Cleveland 8.

(The coded. cable mentions Washington, who are also given as nt home to Cleveland. St. Louis may he meant Instead of "Washing ton" as the visitors at Philadelphia.). Wednesday:

New York 12, Chiengo 11. Baston 3, Dotroit 5. Philadelphia 7, St. Louis, 4 2, Cleveland 1.

Thursday:

New York 8, Chicago 3. Boston 1, Detroit 6. Philadelphia 9, St. Louis 3. Washington 1, Cleveland 7.

Friday:

New York 2, Chicago 4. 'Boston 5. Detroit, 10. Philadelphin 4, St. Louis 3. Washington 6, Clevelanul 5. --Reuter's American Service.

RACING.

PROGRAMME FOR EXTRA MEETING.

For the Hongkong Jockey Club's 5th extra race meeting at Happy Valley on June 25, the following programme has been ranged:

“A," "B" and "C" cless handicaps, 6 furlongs.

"A" and "" class handienps, 14

miles.

One mile. raco for ponics that have won $900 or more in cash prizes. Weight 148 b. with a penalty of one lb, for every $100 won in excess of $900. This year's subs. allowed 10 iba. In addition to the prize money of $500 a cup has been very kindly presented by Messra. Hall and Shenton, to be called the. "Saligia" Cup.

lbs.

CONSIGNEE NOTICE.

THE NORWEGIAN AFRICA & AUSTRALIA LINE.

S.S. "BESSA"

The above vessal having arrived from Norway vin parts on 9th June, consignees of cargo are hereby noli- fed that all goods are being landed at their risk into the non-hazardous, hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kow- loon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., whence and/or from the wharves do- livery may be obtained. Goods not clearly by the 15th June will be subject

rent,

to

All broken, chafed and damagal packages are to be left in the Godown wherd they will be examined on the 14th Juno at 10a.m. No claims will be admitted unless notified and/or application for survey made in writ ing with seven days after landing of the goods, or in any case beforo the goods are taken delivery of. claims will not recoverable unless complate accounts are sent in within fourteen days of final discharge of Yesso!.

No fire, insurance will be affected by us in any case, whatever.

Bills of Lading wil be countersign- ed:

THORESEN & CO., LTD..

Agents, Hongkong June 9, 1927.

AMERICAN & MACHURIAN LINE.

From NEW YORK.

The Steamship,

"CITY OF TOKIO" having arrived, Consignees of Cargo by her are informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Godowns of The Hongkong and Kow- loon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., whence Delivery may be obtained.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have laft the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after 17th June, 1927, will be subject to Rent.

All Claims against the Steamer on or before 24th June, 1927, or they will not be recognized.

All broken, chafed and Damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined or any Tuesdays or Fridays, between the hours of 10.45 am, and noon, within the Free Storage period of One Week. No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be counter- signed by,

THE BANK LINE LIMITED., General Agents. Hongkong, June 11, 1927,

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED.

Per 9.5. Hakusan Maru from Japan und Shanghai, Miss. Chou Hing. Sung Miss See Tung King, Mrs. Thing Wai, Mfs. Sephia Chin, Mr. S. W. Hoo, Mr. Mak Hung, Mrs. Kowell

S. Mr.

Woo, Emmanuel, Mr. K

N. C. Kao, Mr. Y. M. Leung, Mr. K. M. Ma, Mr. K. F. Huung, Mr. W. D. Licu, Mr. Selo Taukada, Mrs. Toshiko Tsukada, Master Mimaro Tsukada, Mr Jyunzah Kobayashi, Mr. Koto- buki Kobayashi, Mr. Chyuichi Iwai, Mr. Shiroh Masumitsu, Mr. Corch Matsuda, Mr. Mitchi Yammamato, Mr. Tingpi Man, Mr, Euchi Tatsuzoh, Mr. R. Guru Luksbman.

Per 8.8. Changte on June 10.-Mr. A: H. Chambers, Miss L. G. Marshall, Mrs. T. Acton, Miss A. F. Tong, MIS. H. B. Parrott, Miss M. P. Parrott, Maater Parrots, Mrs. C. W. Crouter, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hynes, Mr. D. Hynes, Miss P. Hynes, Miss A. Hynes, Mas.. ter B. Hynes, Mr. J. Albano, Mr. C. Albano.

DEPARTED.

Per P. and O. s.8. Kashmir on June 11-Miss II. Anderson, Mr. T. Adair, Mr. G. Adair, Lt.-Comdr. S. Barry, Mrs. R. Cordner; Mr. and Mrs. Five furlongs for non-winning H. S. Cliff and infant, Mr. N. A. Caird, Miss J. C. Greig, Miss Hease- subs. of any season.

man. Miss E. J. Hartley, Mr. A. Prof. Peter Seven furlongs for ponies that Hughes, Mr. King,

Miss have started at least twice in Hong-Kotouski, Mr: "Lenain,

Mr. P. E. nore M I. Lennett, kong this year and not won than one race,

Winners seven lbs. Blundell, Mr. C. T. Cheung, Mr. penalty. Unplaced ponies allowed 6 and Mrs, Catterill, Mr. W. M. Cox, Mr. Mr. H. Dymond, Mrs. Fletcher,

K. and Mrs. P. D. G. Gain, Mr. Garton, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gilling- ham, Miss Gillingham, Miss Gilling- bum, Mr. W. J. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hill, Mr. H. E. Hyde, Mr. Y. F. Kwong, Mr. P. C Ling, Mrs. F. J. Lin Paymaster Lloyd, Mr. M. S.

D. Comdr. P. Marrack, R.N., Mrs. McAinsh, Mr. H. Madsen. Surgeon

Madsen

Mr. McPherson, R.N Lt.-Comdr. A. J. 9. Nowall, Mr. K. C. Ng. Miss E. M. Prentice, Mr. A. L. Quarrell, Mr. T. A. Slingsley, Mr. F.

R. Stobbart,

Entries close on Thursday.

DEPARTURES FOR HOME.

PASSENGERS LEAVING BY THE KASHMIR.

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A number of Hongkong resi- dents proceeded 'Home on the

A.

Mr. N. Stephenson, Major-General C. C Van Straubenzee, Mrs. Strau- benzco, Mr. S. Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. Thomson, Miss Thomson, Miss

P. and O. s.8. Kashmir on Satur-Thomson, Mr. J. Waddell, Mrs. A. day. Among them were Mr. and Ward, and two children, Mr. Watson, and two infants, Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. A. W. HIL Mr. Hi hag

Welch, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Williams, been head bailiff of the Supreme Mr. H. C. Yau, Mr. and Mrs. A. T Court and is now retiring on pit Langatone, Miss L. Moody, Mrs N. B alon after 34 years' with

and infant, Mr. E. Nolan, the Hongkong" Government Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bigden, Mr. H. The House of Commone will Hill has not been in the best of E. Sandys, Mian M. Soltan, Mr. and reassemble on Monday after the health for the past few years and Whitsuntide recess when the last his many friends hope that he will clauses of the Trade Unions Bill fully recover and enjoy a long and will be considered in committee.well earned retirement in the This stage of the Bill will be com- homeland. pleted on Tuesday when new

clauses introduced into the mea-Naval Yard, Mrs. Gillingham, Mr. Mr. J., S. Gillingham, of the sure will be examined.

P. E. Blundell, Mr. W. M. Cox,

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Mrs. L. R. Severinghaus, Lt. T Smythe, Mr. J. Slimmon, Capt. G. B. Worsdell, Mrs. J. Waddell and infant, Mr. D'Arcy Weatherbe.

ATHLETICS.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

BEATEN.

The Government, hopes to pass Mr. and Mrs. P. D. G. Gain, Payr. the Bill into law before Parliament Comdr. P. Marrack, Surg. Lt.. rises for the summer holiday and Comdr. A. McPherson and Major there is every prospect that the General C. C. Van Strawbenzeo

London, June 11. House of Lords will receive the and Mrs. Strawbenzeo were pas

The Amateur Athlotic Association Bill in ample time for Royal assengers on the same ship. The sent to be given before, the end of Major General is the new G.O.C.,beat Cambridge University by seven

Malaya.

events to four-Reuter. July-British Wireless.

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LONDON SERVICE DIOMED"`

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* Call at Casablonga.

LIVERPOOL SERVICE

"THESEUS'' 18th June. "QANFA”

20th July. "ATREUS"

20th Ang

Ġenda, Havro, Liverpool & Olasgow. Gonca, Havre, Liverpool & Glasgow Genoa, Havre, Liverpool & Glasgow

PACIFIC SERVICE

via KOBE & YOKOHAMA, "TALTHYBIUS" 12th June "ACHILLES" 2nd July.

NEW YORK, SERVICE... PAGAPENOR" 2nd July. 31st July. "HELENUS"

PASSENGER SERVICE "SARPEDON" PATROCLUS "ANTENOR" "HECTOR"

20th Junu. 27th July.

.24th Aug.

5th Oct.

Victoria, Vancouver & Beattle Victoria, Vancouver & Bentle

Now York, Boston & Baltimore Now York, Boston & Baltimore

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