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PACIFIC SERVICE

via Kobe Yokohama "IXION"

10th July For Victoria, Van'ver & Seattl

*TYNDAREO9" Qud Ang. For Victoria, Van'ver & Seattle

NEW YORK SERVICE "ELPENOR"

Sails 2nd July

INWARD SERVICE

Dur

For New York, Borton & Baltimore vin Suez-

Por

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"or Chefno, Taku & Dalny

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Raila 2nd July. For Shanghai, Tringtan,

"HLOTOR"

Weihaiwei, Taku & Pairen Sails 9th July Far S'pore, Mles & London

Also cargo Steamers with limited passenger accommoda.ion at

specially reduced fares.

For freight, pasange rates and informating apply to—

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Agenta.

INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

Destination.

TO TSINGTAU via SWATOW

SHANGHAI

Sailing..

Wed 25th June at 10 a.m Sun. 29th June at 10a m.

Steamers.

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TO SINGAPORE PENANG

* CALCUTTA

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TO OSAKA via AMOY 8 KOBE

Hasang

TO OSAKA via AMOY,

Yuensang

́SHANGHAI & KORE

TO OSAKA via AMOY, MOJI

# KOBE

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TO SANDAKAN

TO TIENTSIN via SWATOW

✔ FOOCHOW

2nd July at 10 a.m Sun. 6th July at 10a.m.

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Wod 9th July at 78.0.

noon.

Fri 18th July at 7 a m.

Hiasang Thurs 26th June at 3 p.n, Mausang

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For freight or passage apply to:-

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General Managera

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1930.

CHINESE WEDDING.

PRETTY CEREMONY AT ST.

· JOSEPH'S CHURCH.

An interesting Chinese wedding WES solemnised at St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road, yesterday. afternoon, the contracting parties: being Miss Elsia Fidelia Taan; the third daughter of Mr. K. Y. Tsan of Bangkok, and Mr. Lim Chee Seang, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Soon Jin, of Penang.

TELEPHONE SALE IN SHANGHAI,

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER EXPLAINED.

Shanghai, June 21. A statement issued to ahare- holders and subscribers by the Telephone Company directors ev- plains the considerations led to the acceptance of the tea- der and asks for proxies to be given to the directors meeting on June 27.

:

which

RADIO BROADCAST.

LOCAL PROGRAMME

FOR TO-DAY,

The radio programme to be broad- cast by Z.B.W. to-day on a wavelength of 955 metres is as follows:

6.00-7.00 p.m. Chinese programme. 7.00 p.m. Programme of Columbia records by courtesy of Messrs. The Anderson Music Co.

Martial Moments (March Medley)

H. M. Grenadier Guards.

Ain't Misbehavin”.

7.08 Tondeleyo. for the

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Fr. Joy, S.J., while Father Riganti was at the organ. The

The directors strongly recom- bride, who was attired in. a dress mend that the shareholders should. of white lace with shoes to match, act upon their decisions advancing and carried a bouquet of white

Layton and Johnstone. 7.16 Bitter Sweet (Vocal Gems).

Columbia Light Opera Co. 7.24. I'm Seventh Heaven.

Little Pal (Organ Solo).

7.30 P. C. Lamb.

The Modern Diver.

Flotsam and Jetsam,

Devotion (Organ Solu).

lilles, was given away by her uncle, a number of reasons. Sharehold- Dr. K. C. Cheng. She was attenders are offered, 75 taels per share, ed by the Misses Julia Yau and this being 50 per cens above par, Nancy Tean (the latter a sister of and there is also the possibility

7.36 Pleading. of realising the purchase price in the bride), who wore dresses ΟΙ peach coloured.georgette. crepe with cash or for reinvestment in the shoes to match. They carried new company. bouquets of gladiola.

Dr. K. C. Yeo performed duties of "best man."-

The reasons to subscribers for the the change include the statement "that the furtherance of the policy as decided by the existing .com- After the ceremony, a reception pany was endorsed by Mr. Anson. was held at the Roof Garden It is also pointed out that it has Hongkong Hotel, where Mr. and the recommendation of the Ad- Mrs. Lim received the congratula-visory Committee and the assent tions of their many friends. Later, the couple left for Repulse of the two Councils. In addition Bay, where the honeymoon is being there is an offer of a rapid im- provement in the service. The seriousness of further delay is also stressed.

spent.

its

JUNK STRUCK BY OCEAN LINER.

STORY OF A COLLISION NEAR WAGLAN,

at

A statement has also been issu-" ed by the Telephone subscribers' and shareholders' committee which also recommends Our Own Correspondent.

acceptance.—

AT THE POST OFFICE.

The loss of a fishing junk and contents, which has been valued

$3,000, resulting LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS through it being struck by an

AND 'PARCELS. ocean-going liner near Waglan, is reported in an account of the incident which has been given to the Water Police.

Li Sau, steersman of the fishing junk, in his report, says that the junk left Shaukiwan about nine o'clock on Saturday morning and proceeded towards Waglan for the purpose of Ashing. About half past ten an ocean-going liner col- lided with the stern of the junk, and proceeded on its way without stopping.

The junk commenced to found- er, but the crew, with the excep tion of the mistress, Nan Sze, were rescued by another junk which appeared on the scene. One foki was injured in his face and left side, and he was taken to the Government Civil Hospital. Police the Launch No. 4 appeared on. scene soon. after and towed the Junk to Shaukiwan, where it sank.

Later the body of the junk mis- tress was recovered and taken to the mortuary.

TERRIBLE BOATING

ACCIDENT.

MAN, FOUR CHILDREN' AND NATIVES DROWNED.

Port Moresby, New

Guinea, June 21.

Antindale, R, S. Bond, C., H. Beilin, A. Barbat, Misa L. Drewry, J. Day, Miss Deckard, P. D. Evans, A.

s/s "Golden Sca." Figueras, L. Henderson, J, S.

"(Int: Export

Co.) Hansen, Mrs. F. E.

Hadden, Dr. G. Kulka, F. Kemp, J. B.

(Hodder & and Stoughton). Maxwell, Dr. A. D. North, Madame C. Stabbs, H.L.P. Sikes Miss A. D. Stott, C. K. Scott, J. A.

Thompson, J. P. Tong, F. Y. Thistle, M.

Registered Articles, ...... Bowdler, S. R. Beraha, M.

Fee Sing Radio

Co. Din, Galam

Mohayad, clo Gulam Mustafa, Najput

North, Madame C. Roberts Portraits

Co.

Wang Ching Wei Unclaimed Radio Telegrams. 9123, from Canton... G007 3494 3109 2052 1344 5894 0059 0577 0046 5714 0005 2869 0151 2585

from Suncheong. Khan Awarding from Pres; Johnson, Excellence, from Bangkok. 3947, from Canton.

9646, from Wenchow.

1110, from Swatow,

Jainage, from Cholon.

Terance Casey.

Terance Casey.

7.42 The Bohemian Girl.

Maritana. Squire Celeste Octet 7.50 The Leek (Selection-Welsh

Airs), H. M. Grenadier Guards. 7.58 Fallow Through (Vacs) Gems). Columbia Light Opera Co.

8.06 Four Ways' Sulte.

No. 1. Northwards (March).

2. Southwards (Valse). 3. Eastwards (Eastern

Dance).

4. Westwards (Rhythm).

Regal Cinema Orchestra. ́8.22 That's You Baby,

Big City Blues.

Annette Hanshaw'Comedienne, 8.28 Puppets Suite.

No. 1. Golliwog.

PRESIDENT

2. Judy (Piano Solo).

Billy Mayerl. 8.34 Sunsyside Up (Selection).

Jack Payne and B.B.C. Orchestra, 8.40 Wake Up! Chill'un Wake Up.

When the World is nt Rest.

Layton and Johnstone..

8.46 Scottish March.

Anglo-American March.

H. M. Grenadier Guards. Love, Espesh'lly

6.52 To be in

With You."

I've got a Feeling I'm Falling. Layton and Johnstone. 3.00 Kal Tack Concert Party.. 10.00 Serenade Berceuse.

Quentin

Maclean. Organ. 10.07 Everybody's Malodies.

Squire Celeste Octet.

Herman Finck and Orch. 10.24 By the Blue Hawaiian Waters, Ketelby's Orch.

10.17 Galety Echoes.

10.30 Close down.

NEW YORK STOCK SLUMP.

MORALE OF WALL STREET BADLY SHAKEN.

New York, June 21. The Stock Market was to-day re-shaken by a new "bear" drive accompanied by heavy selling. The leading issues. were driven down below the low records for. the year and buyers were hard to find as the persistent liquidation discouraged even the most avid bargain-hunters for stocks,

The spectacle of high class stocka daily dropping has serious-

Ellen Ng Chen 365 Hennessey Road, ly affected the morale of Wall

from Shanghai,

1

Street. The commodity markets are also unsettled and weak. Wheat to-day created a new low trace has been seen of the four record while cotton

was down since.

about a dollar a bale.-Reuter'a

Mrs. Berge, assicted by natives, clutched the fourth child closely to her for four hours, she being on a floating hatch cover, which was tossed about in the storm. Finally the waves wrenched the child from her grasp.

Mr. Berge, the Resident Magis- trate of Papua, his four children and eleven natives were drowned when a motor boat capsized in a Mrs. Berge desperately maintain- terrific gale which sprang up sud-ed her hold on the hatch cover for denly.

another five hours and eventually landed on shore. Other natives also managed to reach the shore in safety. Reuter.

Mr. Berge, together with three of the children, was in a cabin at and no

the time

of the storm

American Service.

RUBBER DEPRESSION.

ASIATIC PLANTERS SEEK A REMEDY.

Singapore, June 22. The Asiatic rubber planters of Malaya have appointed a sub-com- to mittee to consider schemes remedy the depression in the in- dustry-Reuter,

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July 19,.6 p.m.

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Asama Maru

...

Thursday, 3rd July. Sunday, 13th July.

SEATTLE, VICTORIA via Shanghai & Japan Ports

Taiyo Maru

Siberia Maru

Hikawa Maru

Saturday, 5th July. Wednesday, 16th July.

LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM vis

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Hakozaki Maru Terukuni Maru

Saturday, 28th June at 7.a.m.

Saturday, 12th July

June

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports.

Tango Maru

** Tuesday, 24th BOMBAY via Singapore; Paning & Colombo.

Tottori Maru

Friday, 27th June. SOUTH AMERICA (WEST COAST) wia Japan, Honolulu,

Los Angeles, Mexico & Panama,

Bokuyo Maru

SOUTH AMERICA (EAST COAST) via Singapore,

Capetown & Porte.

Kamakura Maru......

NEW YORK, BOSTON via Panama

Tatsuno Maru ...

LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Constantinople,

Genca & Marseillos.

tDurban Maru

Sunday, 29th June:

Tuesday, 1st July

-Wednesday, 25th Juna.

Sunday, 20th July

Sunday, 29th June

Monday, 23rd June.

Thursday, 26th June.

Monday, 30th June.

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon, Ma

Tokushima Maru

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

Haruna Maru

1Penang Maru

Tamba Man"

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London, Rotterdam & Hamburg-

9th July

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS,

Sailings from Hongkong.

T. MARSEILLES via Saigon,

Singapore, Colombo, Djibouti

(Aden) Suez, Port-Said.

PORTHOS..

1st July.

CHENONCEAUX... 15th July.

ATHOS II...

D'ARTAGNAN.

ANGERS... SPHINX.........

29th July.

12th Aug.

26th Aug.

16th Sept.

G. METZINGER... 30th Sept.

ANDRE LEBON... 14th Oct,

To YOKOHAMA via Shanghai

# Kobe.

ATHOS II...

D'ARTAGNAN:

ANGERS

SPHINX.

1st July..

15th July.

29th July. 18th Aug.

G. METZINGER... 1st Sept. ANDRE LEBON... 15th Sopt. 29th Sept. PORTHOS. CHENONGEAUX... 13th Oct.

We can issue through tickets to Egypt, Syrian ports, East Africa, Madagascar by transhipment on our mail steamers at Port-Said or Djibouti.

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10th July

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Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading to Fiams, Genea, All Italian, Adriatic, Levant, Black Sea and Danube Ports. NEXT SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG

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8th July ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE.

4th August

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M.V. HILDA

M.V. MONTE PIANA

Loading for Mauritius, Durban, Reunion, Delagon Bay, East London, Algoa Bay.. (Port Elizabeth), Mossel Bay and Capetown.

Through Bills of Lading issued to Beira, Quilimaine, Ibo, Port Amelia, Moza riblqus, Chinde, Inhambane, Zanzibar, Monbassa, Kilindini, Port Nolloth, Luderiz Bay, Walvis. Bay and Madagascar.

For freight or passage on any of the above lines apply--

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18, Queen's Building,

Telephone 27791

M.V. COL DI LANA-'. M.V. MONCA·LIERI.

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For

For

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& Japan

Singapore & Europe

23rd June.

1st July. 24th July.

29th June. 8th Aug,

17th July, 24th Aug.

Refrigerated Space available for perishable goods. All dates dates are subject to alteration without notice, For Freight and Passages apply to

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