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· AWARDED TO SIR ERNEST

RUTHERFORD,

London, Jan. 25.

conspicuous services rendered to the

advancement of Electrical Science.

Sir Ernest Rutherford has been described as Britain's Master Scien- tist. He has solved secrets of elcc». tricity and radio activity and is

The Council of the Institution of said to be the greatest export- Electrical Engineers have made to menter in the World-Britiah Sir Ernest Rutherford the ninth Wireless,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

LAID TO REST.

FUNERAL OF LATE CAPTAIN

ARTHUR.

MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1930.

THE BLUE FÜNNEL. „THE SIBERIAN MAIL.

NEW MOTOR VESSEL FOR THE FAR EAST. '

BROKEN INTO THIRD TIME IN A MONTH.

A striking tribute to the esteem

The Caledon Shipbuilding and

Shanghai, Jan. 21. in which the Inte Captain Arthur Engineering Co., Ltd.. Dundoo, For the third time this month was universally held, WEB the launched from Stanpergate shipyard a case of the Siberian mails having large attendance at his funeral on Dec. 21, the twin-scrow motor been tampered with was discover- which took place at Happy Valley vessel Maron, which has been specially ed. The Hakozaki Maru arrived yesterday, evening. The principal designed for Messrs. Alfred Holt and

the Blue Funnel Line, of Liver during the morning with 200 bags which Mr. Charles Booth very of mail from all European coun- field, of Messrs. Carmichael and Clarke, who was Captain Arthur's phe tirerpool Shipbrokers Bane Britain business associate and personal volent Society the greatest Following the usual practice, friend. Representativen wero private shipping enterprise. not officinis of the Post Office went on present from all of the best only in England, but in the world, board to take delivery of the malt, known local firms, while large an undertaking of which all in Liver- number of personal friends, swell will be engaged in Mesars, Alfred nade, and no doubt this has be are justly proud. The Maron A rigid examination is always ed the ranks of mourners. The funeral service was conducted by notably to Far Eastern porta, from the happenings earlier in the Holt's extensive shipping services, come still more careful in view of the Rov. G. T. Waldegrave.

the Mersey. The Company have a month. It was seen that the seal feet of nearly 100 vessels, embodying of one of the bags-which waR all the Intest developments in naval ascertained later to be one of those arhitecture, marine engineering and that left London on December 20

The launching and shipbuilding. formed by Mrs. Lawrence D. Holt, suspicion. The naming ceremony was gracefully per--had an appearance that aroused postal officials Lady Mayoress of Liverpool.

thereupon refused to sign for this

mourner was Mr. T. H. G. BrRY described at the annual banquetį tries, including, of course, Great

were

at

Dool

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At the luncheon ceremony sub-bg.

An officer of the steamer and two sequent to the launch the Lady Mayoress was presented by the chair postal officials went to the Post man of the company with a souvenir Office where the big was formally of the pecasion of a gold brooch opened. It was found that, for the having a pearl centre-piece, the pearl third time, the registered mall having been taken from the bed of the from London had been tampered river Tay. Prior to the launch the with. Investigation showed that Lord Mayor, Councillor Lawrence D. Four registered articles for Shang- Holi, paid an official visit to the Town Hall, where he was received by lini wore affected, but it has not yet been ascertained whether any the Lord Provost.

of the contents are missing..

London Notified.

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Scores of Wreatha.... Seldom is there a funeral Happy Valley where the wreathe are so profuse as they were at Captain Arthur'a. The hearse was loaded with beautiful floral tributes, while the big pile at the graveside was further added to after the service.

Among those who sent wreaths the following:--Messrs. Lane, Crawford Ltd. George Grimble and Co., W. S. Bailey, Kathleen and Ted, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dillingham-Tracey, Captain D. Skinner, Miss Alice Tester, Mr. and Mrs. Menzies, Mr. and Mrs. Bealtey, Kong Cheung-hing, Leung Shu-kow. Captain A. Munze, Captnin, Offlcers and En- At the luncheon Mr. P. S. Brown, gineers a.s. Pong Tong, Chinose chairman of the Caledon Shipbuilding. As" on the two previous occa Firemen, 4.8. Pong Tour, Captain and Engineering Co., presided, and ions, a telegram was sent to the F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Far Mr. Henry Main, a director, in pro- Fastmaster General in London

her rell, Messrs. Anderson and Asche, posing "Success to the Maron and notifying him of the incident.. Aj anid the Maron in Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Shellshear, Mr. short time will take her place in what message was also cabled to the

owners," and Mrs. Allgood, Mr. Sverre Berg, in acknowledged to be the finest fleet Japanese postal officials, as they, Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson, Mr. R. K., of freight liners in the world. The in the ordinary course of things, Duncan, Royal Naval Yard Police, one of Alfred Holt and Co. in one had the bags in custody before Mr. and Mrs, Alderman, Cuntain that is very closely linked with the R. E. Freckleton, Mr. and Mrs. trade of this country, and the enter they arrived at Shanghal. No re- F. A. Brown, Ah Po, Rev. G. II. prise they hnd slawn in yarlous parts Fly has yet been received from Hewill, Ship Fitters, Mr. and of the world had been the means of London to the two previous mes- Mrs. Stanfield, Evy, Dot, Charlie really assisting the industries of this sages from Shanghai relating to and Buddy, G. Ernest Ellama, country to export their goods abroad, Lampering with mail.

and at the same time they had been Messra. Lammert Bros., Mr. and able to cheapen and bring down the Mrs. H. E. Scriven, and Betty cost of imports into this country. H. C. Gray: Directors, General Manager and Staff of the Union) Insurance Society of Cantan, Lad. The whole of the officers and crew of the .s. Pong Tong were present at the graveside during the service.

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Readers will be interested to learn that they can now revert to the former practice of marking The Maron is fitted from bow to letters for Europe "Via Siberia," Flera with the greatest possible Ail mails are now being sent vin amount of technical thought, because Dairen.. The local office of the essrs. Alfred Holt und Co, are not Chinese Eastern Railway has not only good hipowners, but they contri-yet received detailed information buted very largely to the

bout the damaged portion of the world; they have their own alaff of specialists in every part of ship conure approaching completion, and struction, and the ships which the that traffic will be quite restored Caledon Co, had had the honour of by the end of the month, Up to MANTUA · building had been designed entirely by the 25th instant outgoing Siberian KARMALA those gentlemen... (Applause.) They

KIDDERPORE MACEDONIA

research work of the Recline, but it is certain that repairs

Rebecca Felton.

Atlanta, Gay, Jan. 26. Mrs. Rebecca Felton, the woman who ever sat in the United Dundee had every reason to be mails are being forwarded via States Senate, and a famous tem- proud of the associations that they Suffenho, but the direct route will perance plonger, is dend bad bash for number of years with be adopted from and including Reuter's American Service.

the firm of Alfred Holt because they February 1-N. G. D. News. had helped them to keep their

Jards going and had provided à considerable

8. S.

Cargo only.

Tons

From Hong- kong (about)

Destination

| 10,946 | 1st Fob. | Bombay, M'lsa & London

9,128 | 15th Feb. | Marseilles, London & Hull 5,39419th Feb. ¡ Straits, Colombo &. D'bay 11,120 lat Mar. | Marseillos & L’don ·

Frequent connections" from Port said for Passengers & Cargo- te Constantinople' Pyrous, Smyrna, and other Levant Ports by Steamars of

BRITISH INDIA-APCAR

TALMA ¡ 10,000 | 8th Feb. 13th Feb. BHIRALA | 7,841 | TAKLIWA 7,936 23rd Feb, TILAWA | 10,006 27th Feb. TALAMBA 8,018

Calls Rangoon

amount of employment. (Applause)Burmeister and Wain, of Copenhagen, the Khedival Mall 8.8. Co. They realised that if they were to tatt home of the modern minchinery, maintain Menara. Holt's patronage The engines of the Maron come from they must give of their very best, Wallsend-on-Tyne, where

they had amf he made hold

to say that, the been built by their friends, the North Marin represented the very best

Eastern workmanship that they could put into Ltd., and they were very pleased

Marine Engineering Co., her. (Applause.)

ree with them Mr. Harry Hunter They had been built upon the model of the great Copenhagen engines, sur ported by the plan engi

experience and skill of English Engineers and owners, representing a continuity of work and thought.

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EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)

Rebecen Latimer Feiton was for many years a well known writer and public speaker. She was born in Georgia, June 10, 1835. For many years she was progressive newapper" writer, Suffrage and tempernice advocate and lecturer. She was appointed to the United States Senate by Governor Hardwick to fill the

The Lord Mayor of Liverpont, vacancy vegasioned by the death Comciller Lawrence D. Holt, in re, of Thomas E. Watson. She sat poling, said there were many ties for two years and was succeeded between hin firm and Dundee and he by the regularly elected candidate. (ween the city over which he had the She was the State director of the honour to preside and over which the

Now anybody who had been Georgia Training School for Girls, Lord Provost also had the honour to and member of the Board of Lady reside, and one of the closest of these Copenhagen and new those grent Managers of the Chicago Exhibition was the ships. Liverpool ships works employing 12,000 people, and tion of 1898, a member of the came to Dunder and brought them who had had the close experience of

6,853 their jure, their great textile industry, the running of those engines as they NELLORE Daughters of the American ReThey in Dundee huilt ships which got is a company had, had learned a TANDA

6,950 1 public, and Colonial Dames to Liverpool and on her name plate great lesson; they had learned to re- America. Two of her principal carried the name of Dunder through-spect not merely the mechanient skill, ST. ALBANS books are Memoira: Georgia Poli- sut all the Seven Seus of the world, the theory in practice of that great"Calls Port Holland. ties, 1911, and Country Life in They also built smaller ships which it, that irit of loyal comradeship had learned to appro- Georgia in the Days of My Youth, plled their home waters and carried

Regular Monthly Sailings from Hongkong to Japan and 1918.]

the population across from Live works, where everybody emotion

runs throughout those great Hongkong to Australia to Wallasey with regularity and

The E. & A. 9.8. Co., Ltd. ateamers will also call at Shanghai, Holla, security. (Applause,)

spired with the loyalty and devotion Cebu, Kulambugan, Tawao, Timor, Darwin, or other ports on route ai to the whole corporate body, and was inducement offers. Rome, Jun. 26.

The 'Engines,

not seeking his own personal success, The Governor of Cyrenaica ́ re-i

That was the lesson that they had ports that the Italian forces have interesting in some respects as ships, was one of the lessons that they in The Muron and the Manesthus were learned on their visit; to-day that hoisted the tricolore

the and in other respects for the lessons thin country, and especially in the stronghold of Morzuk, the chief they taught them. The Menesthus shipbuilding and shipping industries, oasis in Pezzan. This is a long was one of the most up-to-date cargo need to take very closely to heart. Via Panama Canal aimed at Italian goal-Reuter,

boats afloat, and her engines are by] (From Journal of Commerce.)

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SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN

8.98528 Jan. 6'à.m. S'hai, Moji, Kobe & Yoko $ 7,936 | 29th Jan. `Amoy, S'hai, Moji, Kobe

& Osaka

11,120.31st Jan. 18'hai, Moji, Kobs & Yoko

6,958 4th Feb. | Moji, Kobe, Osaka & Yoko 10,008 6th Fob. | Amoy, Moji, Kobe & Osaka

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Motor Vessel “GLENAMOY”:

Motor Vessel "GLENAPP" : **

Motor Vessel "GLENBEG"

Steamship "GLENIFFER"-

12th Feb

18th Mar

7th May.

4th June,

Late Feb.

* 12th Feb,

* TO SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA & VLADIVOSTOCK.

Motor Vessel "GLENAPP" S

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