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FREIGHT AND

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MENELAUS 15th Sept. For Port Bald, M'lles, Casablanca,

AENEAS

29th Sopi.

London, B'dam & I'borg For Marsillon, Landon, R'dam & Glasgow

LIVERPOOL SERVICE

BELLERUPAON

NINGOROW

10th Sept For Port Saul, Hori, L'pool,

Haven & Glasgow For Port Suld, Havre, L'pool, & Glangor

25th Sept.

NEW YORK SERVICE

MENESTHEDS 5th Oct. For Boston, New York & Baltimore

via Philippinen & Gingapore

PACIFIC SERVICE (vis Kobo nad Yokohama)

IXION

17th Sept. For Victoria, Van'vor & Hattila TYNDAREUS 17th Oct. For Victoria, Van'vor & Brattle

INWARD SERVICE

CALOHAS Dur 14th Sept

For 'bai, Moja, Kobe & Yoko,

WARPEDON Duo 18th Sept. For B'hal, Tsingtao, Weilmiwei,

Taku, Chlawangino & Dairen

Alon carga tommers with limited passenger accommodation

spoolaily rounced fates,

For freight, pasange rates and Information apply to the under-

menlloped.

All bookings are subject to the provisions of the Company's

Bill of Lading

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Agenta,

NY.K.

INE

REDUCED THROUGH TICKETS TO ZUROPE VIA U.S.A.

VARYING FROM 479 to £120. -ON SALE

SAN FRANCISCO via Shaughai, Japan Ports & Honolulu.

Tatsuta Maru

A44

Wednesday, 16th Sept. Wednesday, 30th Sept. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Japan Forts.

Asama Maru

Hoian Maru

Tuonday, 8th Sept. Hikawa Maru

Tuesday, 6th Oct. LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM vin

Singapoio, Ponang, Colombo & Suez.

BOMBAY vía Singapore, Panang & Colombo.

Katuo Maru

Terukuni Maru

Saturday, 19th Sept. SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports,

Aisuta Maru ...

Wednesday, 26th Supt. Saturday, 24th Oct.

Kaga Maru

*Yamagata Maru

Friday, 11th Sept. Monday, 14th Sept.

Saturday, 12th Sept.

SOUTH AMERICA (WEST COAST) via Japan, Honolulu,

Los Angeles, Moxico & Panama,

Bokuyo Maru

NEW YORK, BOSTON viu Panama.

*Asuka Maru

Tuesday, 8th Sopt. *Toba Maru

Tuesday, 29th Sept. LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Constantinople.

M

CALCUTTA via Bingapore, Penang & Rangoon.

flanca & Marsailles.

*Lyons Maru

Sunday, 13th Sept.

"Bengal Maru

Tuoday, 8th Sept. Tuesday, 15th Sept.

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

Fri, 18th Sept.

*Calcutta Maru

Kamo Maru (Nagasaki Direct) "Cargo only.

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Sailings.

Steamers

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Daviken

Hopeang

Wod. 16th Sept at

|::

Sandviken

Sun. 20th Sept at

noon.

noon.

noon.

TO SINGAPORE FINANG

■ CALCUTTA

Kumbang Buisang Kutsang

TO OSAKA via AKOT..

Kutsang

SHANGHAI KORE

TO OSAMA via ÁNDY & KOBE

Hosang

Yuensang

TO SANDAKAN

THE

HONGKONG

THE SS. WAISHING.

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1931.

TOWED INTO SHANGHAI BY

SALVAGE TUG,

The voyage

CRITICAL WEEK AT HOME.

NO RECRIMINATION BY OPPOSITION.

London, Sept. 7.

FLOTSAM CARGO ON. LOCAL SHORES.

A CHINESE CHARGED 'WITH '

A POSSESSION. :

-Towed by a tug of the Telkoka Salvage Company of Osaka, the Indo-

A sequel to the foundering of China B.N. Co's disabled coaster s...:

{severul" cargo boats along the Walshing, which ran ashore in Nam-! To-day opens the most critica! Praya during Wednesday's typhoon kwan Bay during the typhoon of week in British political history was the appearance before Mr. August 9 and 10, reached Shanghai since the war. The alignment of Scholeld, at the Central Police inst woek after delayed trip parties when the House of Com- up the China coast.

charge of a

the possession of two without further mishay, weather con- expected to give the National Gov. rolls of unbleached calico, know- from Namkwan Bay was accomplished one reassembles on Tuesday Is Court yesterday, of a Chinese on have been stolen or un- ditions being favourable for the trip, ernment a majority of between 50 marking another success for the und 60, while the official Labour lawfully obtained. Japanese salvago

whose apposition led by Mr. Arthur Hen- turboats wore on the scene of the derson is determined to put up disaster within a very short time after most sfrenuous fight. word of the Walshing's seeldont had been recolved by the Shanghai offices of the company.

company

from

It to

Ing

The defendant admitted having picked it up on the foreshore at Kennedy Town.

Detactive Sergeant W. E. message According to Mr. Henderson to the Daily Herald Meadows Informed his Worship it was known that four júnki, recriminations that there will be no According to. Captain K. Takeshita,

are carrying a cargo of calico for marino superintendent of the Nissin against old colleagues who Kissen Kaisha, local agents for doubtlessly actuated by deep con-Messrs. Buttorfeld and Swire, had foundered during the typhoon, but although the company was Telkoku Salvage Company, the Wal-victions. shing first had to be towed to a posi

Simultaneously the delegates to only one to report such loss they Lon on the shore where repairs could be effected before the vessel could the Trade Union Congress meet-could not identify the two rolls name had only inko the water and make the journeying in Bristol are expected to ex-in Court. The

boon marked on, the outside to Shanghal, says the Shanghal Times, proas determined resistance

oach bale.

A large number of rolls, had

National Government.

the

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The hull of the Walshing was found

The situation has been describ- to be goriously damaged when an Inspection was made by the Japanese ed in conference circles as a "warbeen washed ashore near the

This gaping hole was left in the side of the world's largest grain elevator at Omaha, by a dust explosion that partially des- trayed the huge structure. The roof was first hurled upward and then egged down. Several grain bins burst outward, scattering huge concrete slabs over a wide area and twisting heavy rainfores ing rods. Forty workmen escaped injury.

Kennedy Town bathing beach and olght had been found on the hill- side where they had been carried by coolies.

The defendant was fined $10 or fourteen days' hard labour.

Detective Sergeant Meadows asked whether the callco should bo returned to Messrs. Butterfield aad Swire. He pointed out that although they could not identify the two rolls it was known [belong to them.

to

His Worship made an order for the cloth to be returned to Menara. Butterfield and Swire.

HEART OF LIANE.

(Continued from Page 8.)

10 years older. One couldn't tell. She prattled on in an affected voice: of their stay at Nice, the "charm- Ing men" they had met on the boat, the terrible time they had had get- ting through the customs,

"And where's the darling boy?" she asked at last.

"Clive was so sorry. He had to go into lawn on business. He will be here for dinner."

Mrs. Amberton sighed in satie- faction. Sh

She cast an arch look at Tresss who ignored it.

"This dear child," Mrs. Amberton purred, stretching out her hand toward her sister, "has been av sought after-so frantically wooed

workmen, and only temporary repairs between workers and the financial-by half a dozen darling boys that could be made on the spot, the ship interests."-Router, having to be docked upon arrival hero.

Experiences.

A Labour Secret.

London, Sept. 7.

sho's in

in sad need of a rest. Danc- ing till all hours! Every human soul we know seemed to be In Paris just before we left."

Tressa ta eigarette and stared the out of the window.

You

It's a

The experiences of thone on board

A violent attack on bankers and the Waishing have already been re-

"Let's change," she said abrupt- counted. The steamer went ashore unalterable opposition to about the same time that the 1.8. policy of the National Government Kwongsang, of the same company, were fee points of the presidentially. "I'm dead. Darling Eva," this struck a rock and sank near the en-speech by the M.P., Mr. Hayday, with an abrupt change of manner trance to Funing Bay, a little higher in opening the Trade Union Con-as she turned to Mrs. Cleexpaugh, up the coast, with n loss of ap-gress at Bristol, which was at-"you're so sweet to have us here!" Mrs. Cleespaugh looked properly proximately 48, foreign and Chinese tended by nearly 000 delegates, Kratified. Liane, dear, would crew and an unknown number of deck

It will Le recalled that the mind showing Tressa and Funny to passengers,

I've given T.U.C's. opposition to the proposed their rooms?

them The Walshing was more fortunate dole "eut caused the fall of the places in the new wing, Inarmach ng she was-washed ashore,

the wherens after striking the rock the labour Government, and

great deal more comfortable. Lianó Kwongsang refloated, filled and sank T.U.C. is described as the dicta-and her mother are next to me in with all but three hands, who were tor of the Labour Party.

the old rooma." washed ashore on wreckage.

After denouncing the alleged Tressa urched her brow The inhabitants of the district intimidatory influence of inter- Amberton said politely "Ah, Misa where the Walshing was washed national financiers, Mr. Hayday Barrett's mother is here then ?" ahora, are reported to have treat-referred cryptically to an alterna- "Yes. She's been very ill and I ed the survivors abominably. They tive policy which the Labour persuaded her to come here until demanded exorbitant sums for assist Party were framing, "n policy for she's strong. You must meet her ing the vessel in its distress and after which we will be called on to make when she can see guests. Such wards when the passengers and crew

I'm so fond of her." werd..safely transferred ashore, the many sacrifices of money," but he sweet person.

Liane was leading the way. She Inhabitants continued to fleece tho did not disclose the nature of this

felt the visitors' suspicion and dis- strangers by demanding high suras of policy-Reuter.

like and stiffened herself to meet money for the use of bamboo shelter-

it. Tressa said as she left them, "So kind of you, Miss Barrett."

It was the tono she might have over-used to an upper servant.

sheds,

One report is to the effect that the menta were not even returned. natives charged the survivors ons The Walshing will enter the Inter- dollar for each garment dried by their national Dock for a thorough fires and in many instances the garbaul

(To Be Continued.)

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