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all 1.5,9 1,000

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FortnightlysAllings on Tuesdays, Pres. Jackson .... Nov, 8, 7 a.m. Pren, Mckinley

Pres. Grant

To Seattle and Victoria

Fortnightly sailings on Saturdays.

Pres. Madison

... Nov, 22 Dec. 6.

Pren, Cleveland

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Nov, 12 Nov, 20 Dec. 10

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Pres. Harrison Sun., Nov. 13 Pres. Hayes....... Sun., Nov, 27

Pren. Pierce......Sun.. Dec. 11 Pres. Monroe.... Sun., Dec. 26

TO MANILA

Next Sailing

Pres. Harrison

Pres. McKinley

.Pres. Madison Nov. 5.

Nov. 19 Pres. Cleveland ... Nov. 18

Nov, 15 Pres. Hayes ....

Nov. 27

CONNECTING WITH 5.S. MAYON TO CEBU, ILOILO. ZAMBOANGA,

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AND AMERICAN MAIL LINE CANTON BRANCH-No. 4 Shakee Street,

SÉRVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS

(with Limited, but exceptionally good, passenger accommodation). Homewards to:

Port Said, Genoa, Marseilles, Aiglers, Oran, Rotterdaın (Amster¿am), Hamburg, Oslo, Gothenburg and other Scandinavian Porta.

Vis

Manila and Straita Sottlements.

Sailing about

29th Nov. 29th Dec.

M.V. "NANKING"

M.V. “TAMARA”.

Butwarda to:

SHANGHAI, ✯ JAPAN 'PORTS.

M.V. "TAMARA”

Salling about 28th Nov.

M.V. "PEIPING".

Fastenger Rates:

Hongkong to Genoa & Marseilles £57 Hongkong to ist North

Continental Port

20th Dec.

"A" Clas

"B" Class

£52

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Canton.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WARDER'S DEATH

VERDICT OF SUICIDE RETURNED

A verdict of "Suicide whilst temporarily insane" was returned at the Kowloon Magistracy yes. terday afternoon when Mr. But- tera, allting as Coroner, conduct- circum- ed an inquiry Into the

stances surrounding the death of Warder Maurice Friend, who was found with a bullet wound in his head on the morning of October 24.

The jury empanelled consisted of Mesara, Christian Lauritsen (foreman), Jone Banaq Autloquin and John Gardner.

The Arst witness called was Dr. R. II; Uttley, of the Kowloon Múr- tuary, who testified that at 9.30 a.m. on October 24 he examined Warder Maurice the body of

Friend and found his face cover, ed with blood. There were tw wounds in the hend, obviously bul- en- let wounds, one being the trance wound and the other the harl passed The bullet exit. through the brain and had sever- ed a main artery. Death was in. was caused by Atantaneous, and shock following haemorrhage.

Witness had attended decensed sometime ago and had no renkon to believe that he was not nor- mal.

Warder Pile, stationed at La}- chlkok Prisan, said he had been there for about two months. At 2 a.m. on October 24. he woke up and noticed that deceased, who was sleeping a few feet away from him, was muttering to himself. Witness could not bear what he wag suying.

Deceased Missing.

way witness About 5.45 a.m.

European awakened by another warder, who told him that deceas ed' was missing. They looked tor him and finally found him in the bathroom. He was sting on the floor with his back aguonst the wall and his revolver, which was clutched in his right hand, was lying on his stomach.

Witness did not know deceased very well, but from what he could see, he was a very quiet sort of a TEL. Outside of seeing him and talking to him in quarters, witness) never had anything much to dul with him.

- Quest.oned by the Coroner, wit- death of Warder ness said the Sutherland on October 18 seemed Wit- to have affected decensed. ness said he was also aware that who committes Warder tooney, sule.de sume weeks ago, anot him. self within a few feet of the de- ceased.

Witness, in answer to further questions, said deceased left 81 personal be cents bes.des h.s

lengings. He was the caterer o the Bless beiore he died, and after his death witness, who took over the job, found that $275.10 were still due to the compradore.

as witness Deceased, knew, was not a heavy drinker; he had never seen him drunk,

Corroborate evidence was given by Warder Walker, and a room- boy also gave evidence.

As far

Mr. J. W. Franks, Superinten- deat of Prisons, testified that de erased was in hospital 1or 39 days in 1931 suffering from heart dis case, and had been worrying abou it.

After Police evidence had been

Coroner given, the

said it wa quite clear that deceased had sho. h.mself, but it was for the jury to decided whether his mind wa sound at the time.

The jury returned a verdict a "Suicide whilst temporarily In-

sane.

SHIPBUILDERS,

SHIP REPAIRERS,

BOLLER MAKERS,

FORGE MASTERS,

OXY-ACETYLENE AND

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MECHANICAL AND

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1932.

The Seventeen Important

No.

Rules of Health

Defection of

Others is He

Elapti

NEW REST

How Many of These

Do You Observe? Bir Murdock

10

1. Ventilato every room you DécHpf.

2. Wear light, loose and porens

clothes,

is easily observed

3. Seek out-of-doar occupatious and

recreation

4. Bleep out-of-doorn if you can.

#. Avoid overeating and overweight.

Here-Beila

Lloyd

LONDON.

agers have today how alection the

6. Avoid excers of high protein foods, such asment, fleih foods, ́eggs; also excem of salt and highly seasoned foods.

7. Eat some hard, some bulky, some

safc raw fooda dally,

from the

of Bir Jg

Minister:

former

has been t

Brown,

There

ARISTOCRATS OF THE PACIFIE “FMPRESSES”

Ofter the Utmost in

SPEED SIZE-SPACE-LUXURY

AND

SERVICE

R+D+

Younhaws Condula YaEMED 467

Arrive Nov. 21 Nov. 1 Nov. 13 Nov. 24 Nov, 25 Dec. 1 Day 6 Bec. 19 Dro. 10 Dro. 21 D.. 23 Dec. 20 Jan 3 Tim 16 17 Jan. 5 Frb 6 Feb. 8 Feb. 15 Feb. 20 Feb. 23 Feb 25

S. Eat slowly and taxie your food.

ing. It

9. Use sufficient bolled water fater-

nally and externally.

break

the re

11. Stand, sit and waik erect.

10. Secure thorough intestinal elimi-

aation dally.

no ta

Empt, of Runni Empr. of Japan

mpr. of Asia Empt. of Canada

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Nov. 18

Des. 2

Leave Nov. 6 Nov. 8 Nov. 20

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Empr. of Jupan Empr.: AL

Empr. of Rain

Emps of An Empr of Canada

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Doc. 4 Deo. 6

Dec. 10

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the

Empr. 1 Canada

Mar. 17

Feb. 19 Feb. 21 Mr. 4

13. Keep the teeth, gums and tongue

clean.

Empr. of resia

Alor. 24

Mar. 18 Mar. 21

40%

Empt. of Jann Empr. of Aria Emir, of Canıda Empe. of Buis Empr. of Japan

Apr. 7 Apr. 21 May May 19, June 2

Mar, 20

M. 23 Mar. 23

Mar 7 Mar. Mar. 15

Mar. 6

Mar. 20

Apr. Apr. 11

Mr. 29 1.31

Apr.. 3

Apt. 23

Apr. 13 Apr. 15

Apr. 7 Apr. 19

May 7 May 0

May 21

May 11 May 13

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June 21 June 23 June 29 July 19

June

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through the daily glass of

12. Do not allow poisons and tufeo- tions to enter the body.

16. Work, play, rent and sleep in

moderation.

ENO'S

15. Breathe deeply, take deep breath- ingexercises several timess day.

16. Keep serena.

17. Klare at least one annual medi-

cal examination.

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HONG KONG-MANILA

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Leave Hong Kong

Nov. 11

Arrive Manila

Nov. 13

For further information please apply to:-

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LINE

MANILA EXCURSION "TAIYO MARU"

21,000 Tons disp. 15,000 Tons gross. ROUND TRIP

£12 FIRST CLASS. £ 8 TOURIST CABIN.

Including Meals & Staying on Board

the Ship at Manila.

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Arriving Back to Hongkong 12th. NOVEMBER, NOON. Enjoy “Sukiyaki" & Other Exquisite Entertainments.

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THE TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING COMPANY

OF HONGKONG, LIMITED.

VAGE TUB call

Tel. Addrosa"-" TAIKOODCCK " Hongkong. Telaphopo No. 30211.

Call Flag: "C" over "ANS. PENNANT.'

-DRY DOCK- Length, 787 Feet, Length on Blocks 750 Fect.

Depth on Centre of SIII(H.W.0.S.T.) 34 ft. G Ins.

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Agents. HONGKONG, CHINA & JAPA:.

MAM

MESSAGERIES

MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS. Sailings from Honekong.

To SHANGHAI..

Angkor Aramis Chenonceaux Athos II D'Artagnan Andre Lebon Felix Roussel

G. Metzinger ..

Porthos

11th Nov, 23rd Nov. 7th Dec. 21st Dec. 4th Jan. 18th Jan: 1st Feb. 15th Feb.

1st Mar.

To MARSEILLES via Salgon,

Singapore, Penang Colorsbe Diibouti, (Aden) Suez, Port-Said.

F. Roussel G. Metzinger Angkor

Aramis

8th Novi

22nd Nov.

29th Nov.

6th Dec. Chenonceaux.. 20th Dec. Athos II D'Artagnan

3rd Jan.

17th Jan

Andre Lebon

31st Jan,

Felix Rousset

14th Feb.

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

COMMERCIAL LINE

For DUNKIRK via Haiphong, Salgon-Oran-Le Havre

s.s. "Yalou-on or about 10th November, 1932.

For full Particulars, apply to:-

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3. Queen's Building

Telephones: 26651.