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THE

BLUE FUNNEL

LINE

REGULAR AND FAST

FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES |

LONDON SERVICE ATAX

13th Dec

ANTENOR 23rd Dec

Fur Amsterdzon, London, Hamborg & Bankick For Marseilles. London, Rotterdam A (1)angow

LIVERPOOL SERVICE

ULYSHES

AGAPENUR

16th Dea.

16th Jan.

For Part Haid, Gets, Havre, Liverpool & langrem For Part Hand, Genoa, Itavro & Liverpool

NEW YORK SERVICE 11th One ADRASTUS

For Boston Now Yoch & Baltunerr vin Filippines, Port Switingham

& Slogapore

PACIFIC SERVICE (vin Kobe & Yakolintral

For Vistarin, Vote Not & Seale For Myctoria, Vauvor A Battle

IXION

1979 The TYN DABEIM 10th Jan

INWARD SERVICE AUTOLYCIN Por 7th fl HECTOR 1h 12h The

spectalls estrad disten

Por Shanghai. Kode A. Yak, For Slingdon de Maanepo

For Frnight passage rules and perforination apply to the under

mali

All bankings are waljeet to the provisions of the Company's

Hofing.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Axe!-

ENY.K

Asana Mara

12 ON SALE

REDUCED THROUGH TICKETS TO EUROPE VES DATA,

VARYING nom 279

SAN FRANCISCO vis Shanghai, Japan Perts & Honolulu,

Wednesday, 9th Dee. Tuday, 220 Dee.

Sinyo Mar42 SEATTLET VARUDOVEà vin Shanghai & Japan Porta,

Hikawa Maru : Monday, 14, 1 Midnig LONDON, MARSIEURO, Paymane & BoTFERDAS via

THE

SYDNEY & MELLORANE via Maniu & Ports.

30MBAY via Singapure. Panwar & Colombo.

SOUTH AMERICA (WEST CUAST) via Japun, Honolulu,

Las Angulo, Mozics & l'enama..

Heiyo Maru

Hakone Maru

Siwa Mart

Saturday, 12th Due. Pruday, 25th Dec.

Alta MarG

Kani Maru

Saturday, 26th Dec. Saturday, 23rd Jan.

Kaga Mart

"Hankow Mars

"Tokiwa Mara

Frelay, Hith De. Mority, Lạc D Sunday, 27 Dec.

Tuesday, 22nd Dec

... Monday, 4th Jan.

Sunday, 2 th Dec,

"Bongal Marn

‘Tutes tay, Nilt 1). q?

"Calcutta Maru

Tuesday, 15th Dar

"Morioka Maru Kobe Direct!

Sunday, 6th Dec.

Friday, 11th Dec.

Kamo Maru (Nagasaki Direct? "Cargo only.

Fri, 18th Dec.

NEW YORK, BOSTON via Pansina,

"Tatsuno Maru

LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Constantinople,

Genoa & Marseilles.

"Dakar Maru...

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

Hakozaki Maru

For further information apply to: -NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Telephone 30291.

private oxchanges to, ali Depts.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1931.

POLICE RESERVES

HOLD DINNER.

THE 1. G. P. ON NEED FOR RECRUITS,

ren ered U18 un

Crawford's restaurant.

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General

ciala

I can

They wanted to be a unit on shooters, a unit which can be ab- which the I.G.P. could rely at all solutely relied upon to mislst me times. and ho urged those already in any cases of trouble.

the sentiments of members to go forth and try to only ocho bring in recruits.

Mr. Davey in saying that the more men that can be added to The L.G.P's. Views.

or this Company, the more shall I und The Inspector The Inspector General of Police lice, after thanking them for the residents of the Colony appro- (the Hon. Mr. E. D, C. Wolfe)

thoir invitation, said he hardly) extended his personal thanks to thought, when the idea of a

Thanks for Services. all members of the Sharpshot Sharpshooters' Company was most-shed in Orders that is Excal- Mr. Wolfe added it had been pub. Company of the Police Reserve, for the valuable assistance they ed, that it would develop into such tener the Governor wished to efficient and wonderfully efficient Company; thank them for their valuable ser- enthusiastic unit during the recent a development which they hadvices during the recent troubles, himaelf (the) and he (the speaker) wished to disturbances, speaking at the Com-made clear to pany's first annual dinner. This was speaker) and corian members of thank them personally for the help held inat night at Messrs. Lone the pulle who were not willing to they gave him during that time.

obey the law during the riots.. He concluded by expressing the Ho continued that from very thanks of the guests for their in- in the course of a most enjoy- able evening, which was presided small beginninga, when it was laid vitations. over by Mr. E. R. Davey, Officer down that there should be no drill, Sub-inspector (Res) W. V. Field in Charge of the Company, the and that it was desired to get men expressed the Company's pleasure to entertain tho Company

given A well together who knew how to handleint being able deserved "pat on the back." a revolver, the Company had de guests and mentioned in particu and

appeal was made to veloped into a most efficient unit. lar Sergeant Hunt, saying he had members to recruit and bring the For any man who was keen on into of his spare time up to at least 80 or 100 active work there was no better to lick them into shape. He added Mr. D. L. King, D.S.P. (R), one of opport»nity for active service, as he hoped to see the guests in the the guests, said that in his own the recent troubles proved, than Company's uniform at the next an experience he had found that in the Police Reserve, and part!nual dinner, and urged members to go out recruiting to attain the Police Reserve work was far more cularly in the Sharpshooters' Cam-strength desired. exciting and Interesting than that pany. He added:

After Bashlight photograph of the Volunteers.

"That the Police Reserves and, had been takon, Mr. King ncknow- The Chairman was supported by particularly the Sharpshooters, ledged the LG.P's thanks to the the following guests, the Hon should have been called upon to Company for thele work during the Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, Mr. D. L.

operate In an entirely different anti-Japanese riots, saying he felt King, Chief Inspector Peter Grant and Sergt. R. J. 1funt, Police Ins- capacity than that for which they that they had been a great support

were originally formed was very to the Police.

He also urged members to ge tructor. There was a number of

far from my mind until the recent other guesta In addition to over 30 disturbances. 1. should now like out and bring in one recruit each members of the Company.

to take the opportunity of thank-in order to increase the strength After commenting that it waing Mr. Dovey and all members of coming oul East on their first con-

to 180.

Ife pointed out that men their Brat social function, and the Sharpshooters Company for tract were more likely to join the preasing the hope that they woul

the most valuable services which Volunteers because they were well- be able to hold more in the future, the Chairman extended a welcome you rendered to the Colony, to the known, and while conceding their great value. he appended for more for the Pollen Ruserve, the Sharpshooters" any adding: growth from the International trouble was going to occur and training with the Police Re- Company which started with 16 was not, 84 you know, until serve is, in my own experience, for i members. They had tied to get September 26, the Saturday night, more interesting than that given inether an erigent unit of some that it became really critical. by the Volunteer Defence Corps. value in the Colory, and their.

"As the troubles started in is not their funlt that training membership at present was 45, but Hongkong and your duties were becomes rather dull after a time. they were striving to bring that confined to Hongkong. I felt a deep I think that Police Reserve reticl- up to at least 68) and, if possible.į sense of regret that I did not have les are far more interesting and

all of you with me In Kowloon on exciting." He referred to the unthusiastle that Saturday night.

He paid a tribute to the ener As you

done by response by members of the Com-know, every man in the Police mous amount of work pany during the anti-Japanese Forec was out morning, noon and Sergt. Hunt and the spare time he disturbances, this being an episode night, and had it not been for the had given up to do it, and in which their training stood them rendy help 1 received from the going to give instruction

nounced that Sergt. Hunt was in ju in good stead. They learned a lutauxiliary force, and particularly fitan, which course he urged all during their first period of active from your Company, it would have members to take. service, and he had compiled been much more dillelt for the Enjoyable entertainment WH pages of notes on which he hoped Polire. I feel that we have now provided by Mr. Micky Sousa io re-organise the training to some in the Police Reserve and particolano), Mr. J. A. Beudal and Mr.

cularly in this company of Sharp-' Field.

to the gueMËR, After saying that the dinner velebrated their fourth anniversary, he described their

180.

extent,

Police Force, ned to myself dur ing the period from September 23 until October 3. On the first date'

it did not appear that serk

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19th Jan. Genon, Mar. Havre, R'dum, 'burg.

15th Jan. Tripoli, Mar., Oran, Chlanea, R’dam, Il'borg, I'men,

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-DRY DOCK— Length 787 Feet.

Length on Blocks 750 Fost.

Depth on Centre of SM(HW.0.S.T.) 34 ft. 6 ina.

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Bailing about 27th Doo.

27tb Jan.

Salling about 18th Deo.

18th

Jan.

"A" Class

"B" Class

Hongkong to Genos

857

£52

Hongkong to 1st. North

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