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ARISTOCRATS OF THE PACIFIE

"EMPRESSES"

Ofter the Utmost in SPEED-SIZE-SPACE-LUXURY

AND

SERVICE

Atrive

Hong Kong Shanghai Naganahi

Leave

Supt. of Canada Empr. of Ruerin Empr. of Japan Empr of Aio

Nov. 18

Arrive LeRTO Nov. 20

Dec. 8 Doa 16

Deo. 4 Deo. 6

Dec. 10

Koba Leave Nov. 23 Nov. 25 Dac. I Dea Deo, 10 Dna. 21

De 80

Jan. Jatt. ♬

Jan. 6

Jan. 7

Empr of Caunda Empe, of Runn

Feb. 1

Feh. 3

Tob. 6

Feb. 8 Feb. 16

Feb 17

Feb. 19 Feb. 21

Feb. 23

Frb 26

Yokohama Doosulu Vasos Dec. 6 Dec. 1 Drc. 25 Dec. 20 JAG

Jun. 16 Feb. 2 Mur,

LEKTO

Empr. of Japan

Mar. 3

MP, 4

Mar 7

Mar. 9 Mar.15

Mar.

Empr. of Al

Mar. 17

Mar. 19 Mar. 21

Mar. 28

Mar.23

Empr. of Onda. Mar. 24

Mar. 26

Mar. 20

Mar. 31

Apr. 7

Apr 12

Empr. of Rusain

Apr. 7

Apr. 9 Apr. 11

Apr..13

Apr. 15

Empr. of Japan

Ape. 21

Apr. 23

Apr. 26

Apr. 20

May: 4

Empr. of Ani

May 5

May 7 May 9

May 11

May 13

Apr. 24 May May

Empr. of Cannds

M 19

May 21

May 24

May 26 June 2

June 7

Empr. of Ross

June 2

June 4 June 6

June 8

June 10

June 14

Propr. of Japon

Jun 16

June 19

June 21

June 23 June 20

July 4

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EXCEPTIONAL LOW FARES.

HONG KONG-MANILA

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1932.

ARMISTICE DINNER.

BIG GATHERING AT THE PENINSULA HOTEL

GENEVA CHAOS

UGLY SITUATION DEVELOPING

Geneva, Nov.12.

CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.

N. Y. K. LINE. (NIPPON YUBEN KAISHA.)

-From EUROPE and STRAITS.

"KATORI MARU."

Goods

19th

The Ex-Active Service then'

An ugly situation is developing The Steamship. dinner at the Peninsula Hotel on Armistice Night was a great aue in Geneva and two more battalions cess, with an attendance of oval from Valais have been summoned having arrived from the above poris,"

Consignees of Cargn are hereby in

are being 130 people, including guests. The to the city.

One Genova battalion, after formed that their Goods

anded and placed at their risk in the gathering Included, besides th British contingent, a number of fraterniaing with demontrators, Tongkene and Kowloon Wharf and jex-service men of the Allied forces. were confined under guard in the Godown Company's Godowns at Kow Exhibition Buliding, but they oon, whence delivery may be obtained. and the international spirit of

not cleared by the fraternity was kept up by the broke the window of the ground mingling at the fcative board of floor and eang the Internationale, November, 1982, will be subject to French, American, Russian and joking with the people outside. rent.

Damaged packages must be loft in Genevans abused the Valalaans Italian residents with their British for coming into the city, and the the Godown for examination by the Consignes' and the Co.'s representa the Valaisan commander, taking no tives on Any Tuesdays and Fridays, a fire hose to be at 2.80 p.m. within the free storage neriod. For the examination of of damaged dutiable goods, the con- of the signees must arrange for a Revenue wero ready to Officer to be present.,

All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's Arrival

comradea of the war years.

The dinner was held on sixth floor, where splendid decorn risks, ordered tlone had been arranged under the played on the crowd, skilled supervision of Mr. R. Tat- Booing ensued and some terson, R.N., who was responsible the more venturesome for a most effective scheme. The demonstrators excellent menu and the delightful attempt to seize the hose, but smoking concert that followed, the were dissuaded on hearing the

Jorder to fix bayonete. proceedings lasting until one i

Police with drawn anbros then o'clock in the morning, helped to make the reunion an occasion to charged the mob, which dispersed.

Quiet at Midnight.

be remembered.

Later,

Mr. J. Hosford presided, and

All was quiet in the city at Sgt. Hollingsworth, R.E., took the Apr. 3part of "Old Bill" and issued rum midnight, the troops having been barracks, whilst in approved style. The menu card withdrawn to formed an acceptable souvenir. rain drove. with a clover design on the linea Indoora.

Loove Hong Kong

..Nov. 24.

Arrive Moulis Nov. 20

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the Yesterday

were crowds realised $12, which will go to 'war

Queen's Buildings. well Next Thursday's 'concert at the, charities.

never very large and were The smoking concert was con-behaved except for a fow rowdies Helena May Institute consists of tributed to by Mr. Reg. Anderson. amongst the demonstrators around a vocal and piano recital by Mrs.

Bowes-Smith.

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EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES,

Rov. J. N. Lewis Bryan, Mr. N. J. the barracks, who were composed Neil Mathieson and bar. A. P. & O BRITISH-INDIA APCAR AND Bebbington, Mr. F. Gornall (and mostly of youths, many of them Assistant), Mr. J. L. Gecks, and students. Mr. J. Coney.

Apart from booing and the sing Thanks are expressed by the ing of the Internationale there committes to the hotel manage was not the slightest indication ment for the excellent organisa- of dangerous feeling. tion.

The soldiers have not seemed to rogard the situation seriously-Reuter.

INDIAN CONFERENCE.

THIRD SESSION TO START NEXT THURSDAY

London, Nov. 12. The first sitting of the third Bession of the Indian Round Table Conference will, according to pre- scnt arrangements, take place in the House committee room at the

on Thursday. when the of Lords Indian delegates will be formally welcomed and prelimaries dealt with.

Mrs. Mathinson will sing three groups of songs: one act in Ger man (Brahms, Hugo Wolf and Carl Bohm), one set by Dolius, whose music is becoming increas ingly popular, and one miscel at all laneous group in English.

singer will be accompanied on the! piano by Mr. Maurice Barton.

FLIGHT RECORD

ATTEMPT.

SOUTH AFRICAN YOUTH USES MOTH PLANE

Capetown, Nov. 13. A young South African, Victor Smith, left at midnight in a tiny Moth aeroplane in an attempt to establish a new record flight from Capetown to Croydon.-Reuter.

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As usual, the concert will, be K18Ah-I-HIND onen to the public, with an admis- RANCHI today.hers, 50 cents for non-members, Cargo only.

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