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P & O-BRITISH INDIA-APCAR AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES MAIL AND PASSENGER STEAMERS Taking Cargo For

Straits, Java, Burma, Ceylon. Red Sea, Egypt, Istanbul, Greece,

Levantine Ports. Europe. India, Peralin Gulf; Mauritius,

East and South Africa, Australia,

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY

DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

UNDER CONTRACT WITH HM. GOVERNMENT

All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice. and all sailings are subject to change or deviation with or without netice."

8.9.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL SAILINGS

RANPURA *BANGALORE

RAWALPINDI *MIRZAPORE CORFU

*DHUTAN

NALDERA

*BEHAR

From

Tons dong Kong,

About

Destination.

17,000 23rd Jan. Bombay, Marseilles & Londen,

6,000 34th Jan. Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg.

Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull.

17,000 6th Feb. Marseilles & Londen.

7,000 10th Feb. Bombay & Karachi.. 14,500 20th Feb. Marseilles & London,

15,000 27th Feb. Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg.

Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull. 10,000

6th Mar. Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg.

Rotterdoin. Antwerp & Hull. 6,000 13th Mar. Bombay, Marseilles & London.

Calls Casablanen, +

Calls Tangler.

Cargo only. All vessels may call at Malta.

Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Istanbul, Piraeus, Smyrna and other Levant Ports by steamers of the Khedivtal Mail Steamship Co.

BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILING

SIRDIANA

SHIRALA

TILAWA

SANTHIA

TALMA

8,000 30th Jan.

8,000 13th Feb,

10,000 27 Feb, 8,000 13th Mar, 10,000 27th Mar. 1

Singapore,.

Port Swettenham, Penang. Rangoon & Calcutta.

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS

NELLORE

TANDA NANKIN

7,000 30th Jan. 7,000 5th Mar. 7,000 3rd Apr.

Manila, Robaul, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne & Hobart.

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN

CORFU SHIRALA *BHUTAN

*BEHAR

TANDA

TILAWA

CARTHAGE

14,000 21th Jan. Shunghal & Japan.

8,000 21st Jan, 5 p.m. Amoy, Shanghal & Japan.

0,000 25th Jan. Shanghai & Japan.

躯 Carga only.

6,000

1st. Feb. Shanghai & Japan.

7,000

3rd Feb. Shanghai & Japan.

10.000

4th Feb. Amoy, Shanghai & Japan,

74,500

5th Feb. Shanghal-&-Japan-----

All dates are aroroxinale and subject to alteration without notice.

For further Inforination, Passage, Freight, Handbook, etc., apply to The Agents. Phone 27721

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P.&/OMBUILDING, "CONNAUGHT ROAD: CENTRAL. HONGKONG.

LYK.

General Passenger Agents in the Orient for the

CUNARD WHITE STAR LINE,

San Francisco via Shanghai, Japan Ports & Honolulu.

Chichibu Maru

Tatsuta Maru..

Scattlo & Vancouver.

Wed., 3rd Feb. Wed., 10th Fob.

Hikawa Maru (Staria from Kobe) Sat., 6th Feb. liye Mari (Starts from Kobe) Tues., 23rd Feb. New York via Panama.

+Naruto Maru

Tues., 2nd Feb.

South America (Wost Coast) via Japan, Honolulu,

Los Angeles, Mexico & Panama.

Bokuyo Maru ..

London, Marcillos, Antwerp & Rotterdam.

Torukuni Maru

Hakusan Maru

Haruna Maru

Liverpool via Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus,

and Marseilles.

+Delagon Maru

Sydney & Melbourne via Manila & Ports,

Kitano Maru

Kamo Maru

Manila.

Tatauta Moru ..

Wed, 10th Fob.

Fri., 29th Jan.

Sat., 13th Fob.

Thura., 11th Feb.

Sat., 27th Fab.

Sat., 23rd Jan.

Sat., 27th Feb.

Sun., 31st Jan.

Thurs., 28th Jan. Sat 30th Jan. & 'Rangoon.

Bombay via Singapore, Penang, & Colombo,

+Mayobashi Maru

+Calcutta Maru

Calcutta via Singapore, Penang

†Tokushima Maru

Shanghai, Kobo & Yokohama,

Kamo Moru (N'saki direct)

Katori Maru

Anyo Maru

+ Cargo Only.

Tues., 26th Jan.

Fri., 22nd Jan. Sat, 30th Jan. .Sat, 27th Fob.

Burns Philp Lines, Joint Passenger. Agents, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Tel. 30291.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY .21, -1937.

Survey Party's HEROIN TRAFFIC Bandaged Men

WOMEN'S ATTACK ON In Court

Long Ordeal

CHAPTER OF MISHAPS IN ANTARCTIC

London, Jan. 20. Further particulars have been re- ceived regarding the survey party from the Royal Research ship Dis covery II, which was missing in the Anturelle and Inter found.

Landing at Esther

ÁLLEGED ACCOMPLICE

REVELATIONS AT SESSIONS TRIAL

A man and four women were charged before the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Criminal Sessions this morning, with unlawful possession of 48,400 heroin pills on

SEAMEN'S FIGHT IN

TEAHOUSE

Ten men, all of Shanghal, were brought to the Central Magistracy this morning, and charged before Mr. J. A. Fraser with behaving in a disorderly manner by fighting in No. 473 Queen's Road West, ground floor, and wilfully

three wooden stools belonging to Man

Teahouse, of the same address.

George Island, on Jarbour, King the second floor of 104 Tung Chol damaging three wooden chairs and

u, the

Pok

party had with them, sleeping equip Street. Kowloon, on November 13. inent and ample rations, and the ship unemployed, Leung King-cho, 39, Hing, aged 50, master of the Sai Yuen

Ho-ling,

20, was to return for them not later than widow, Yip Siu-fu, 30, widow, Chan January 13. The party left the base Sul, 40, married woman, and Yip Mul, two days later in a motor boat In 27. marded woman. First prisoner order to take observations some miles

was additionally charged with un- of 871⁄2 ounces of Pulcient to uke 2,035, pink mus, suficient to

Des Voeux

along the coast. They carried with them some food and cooking uten

sils.

Attempts made for five days and nights to return to the ship failed through the engine of the motor boat breaking down.

The boat was en brought to anchor near the shore. Bad weather then set in and the party was forced to land for safety.

lawful

heroin

Rond Central.

All accused pleaded not guilty, and the following jury was empanelled to try the case: Messrs. P. W. Osborne (foreman, B. BL Vietta, RA McKenny. Lam Kwok-tsol, T. Claasen, P.N. Xavier and Kan King-

They were Ho Chi-lin, 48, master of a boarding house, Wong Tsu-ising, 30, greaser of the steamer Nancy Moller; Ku Chin, 20, cook of the Nancy Moller; Sing Kam-shun, 29,

LEB- employed; Lul To, 20, unemployed; Wong Chung-tim, 25; carpenter; Hon Sam-itn, 30, fireman of the Nancy Moller: Wong Ching-fong, 25, carpen- ter Yin Ah-fat, 34, fireman of the Naney Moller; and Wong Ki-po, 24, fireman of the Nancy Moller..

Several of the defendants appeared euvered with bandagen, mut other in Court with their heads and faces evidence of physical injuries.

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EUMAEUS

Mr. F. X. d'Almudu, jnr., appeared for the first is accused, as well as Kwan represented the seventh and the eighth and ninth, while Mr. C. Y.

tenth defendants, Detective Sub- Inspector A. J. Johnson was for the NEW YORK SERVICE prosecution.

The motor bobi saric at anchor in hearing for the prosecution. Mr. the gale and the party slept five more M.J. Abbott, Acting Crown Solleitor, days on the beach, Ilving under anald that on November 13, shortly be upturned dinghy.

fore 3 am, Senior Revenue Officer The search for the lost party was A.W. Grimmill, at first hampered by fog and stormy Revenue Omeer Ward and a party, accompanied by weather, but eventually the party

to the second floor of 194 Tung evening was sighted on the

on Chal Street. They knocked for ad- January 1B and taken on board themittance and on receiving un reply Discovery 11.

well.-British

broke down the door. The premises All of the defendants were remand- Wireless.

consisted of three cubicles and a beded for one week on bail of $50 each. space.

The Neth accused, a man and a child weve sleeping in the front eublele, and in the rear room wery the second, third and fourth prisòners, The middle cubicle was locked,

DUKE'S CAR IN CRASH

TAKES WHEEL FROM NERVOUS DRIVER

A

COMPLETE

FACTORY

Mr. Grimmitt woke everybody up | and asked for the principal tenant.

PALM LEAVES

STOLEN

FROM H. K. OFFICIAL'S RESIDENCE

He was told the name of a man who, ald Mr. Abbott, he would call for the moment "Mr. X. The middle room was smashed open and inside was a Enzefeld, Jan. 31.

complete her

Two unemployed men, Ng Chau. it is tenned that

heroin factory, although I Duke ofas not the

[*] aged 32, and Cheng Tsat, aged 52, Windsor's automobile collided with women said the room was occupied at the Central Magistracy this moth- was not working at the time. The were charged before Mr. J. A. Fraser another en route from Vienna to Baron de Rothschlid's home. The by "Mr. X" who was at that momenting with the larceny of. 48 palm on the other side of the harbour.

leaves from No. 404 The Peak, the fenders were damaged.

Several carry-bands were found, and residence of the Hon. Mr.

R. A. C. North, Secretary for Chinese A the women said they used them to arry heroin pills to Hongkong for "Mr. X" who promised each of them $10 11 month for doing so. They

Later, the Duke noticed the chau-R deur was a little nervous, and him self took the wheel and drove the the distance.-United

remainder of Press,

MRS, SIMPSON WINS

Mrs, Wally Simpson visited the Casino here last night, accompanied by Mrs. Herman Rogers. It is re- ported that Mrs. Simpson won 50.000 francs-United. Press.

Monte Carlo, Jun. 21.

OPIUM HAUL SEQUEL ACCUSED DENY

Further

CHARGE

offered to find this mon, and as result of certain information given Party by them, Mr. Crimmitt and his proceeded to the first floor of 51 Des Voeux Rond Central. On entering the premises, Afth accused asked for the name of "Mr. X and was told he had gone out. The women said they delivered the pills to "Mr. X" at the rear cubicle, in

which Was found the plak mass.

take

Acting Sub-Inselor F.

F. J. said defendants were seen to the leaves from the palm tree, which had been shorn of all its leaves except two or three at the very inp, and the tree would have to be pulled down. The leaves were valued at five cents! each. Ng had a previous conviction for the same offence at the Botanical Gardens, but there

was nothing known against Cheng.

His Worship remarked that it was not the value of the leaves that mat- tered so much as the amount of

L

damage defendants had done.

First defendant said he took a few leaves to place on the top of his pig-

While making enquiries, Mr. Grim- mitt noticed fifth accused speaking to a youth who volunteered certain information, as a result of which Re-sty venue Omcer Ward accompanied him Sentence of three weeks' hard to 54 Connaught Road Central, the labour was given Ng, while Cheng Choi On Seamen's Club, where first received two weeks. prisoner was found.

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BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE.

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Agents.

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Departures: Every Wednesday, Friday, Sunday, 7.30 a.m.

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On returning to 51 Des Xoeux Road evidence in the case in and before anything happened, fifth the pills by first accused for $10 which three sampan men are charged accused started to scold this man, month. with the possession of 1,150 tnels of saying "Ah Pok, the heroin pills are In the Lower Court proceedings, opium was heard by Mr. Himsworth yours and the Inspector has arrested first prisoner said he did not know the at the Kowloon Magistracy This

me."

First prisoner denied the pills thrid and fourth accused, and added morning. when

two

the were his, whereupon he was set upon that the reason why the second and

fifth made allegations against him was. -ticfendants--- testined-in-their deby the other accused..

declared Tence. They

that the

Ilved because he had at one time threaten- The man was asked if he first defendant, whose name was there, and after a short hesitationed to have them arrested for carry. given as Chan

Sze-mul, 45, sampan pointed out a deak as his. In one ing heroin pills. master, was known as Kwek You, of the drawers of the desk were found The women also gave evidence, arist WOR only it senior Zoki. Chan

Chena rent receipt relating to the renting each making similar ullegations Sze-mul was the mistress of the boat, of the fat by him and a bill of the against the man to the effect that he On December 31. a man bad China Light and Power Co. in respect was their master. They added that arranged with first defendant for the the Tung

Choi Street address. while they were awaiting their carriage of two boxes to West Point. Shortly after, a general argument trial in the Magistracy, Brat prisoner CHINA NATIONAL AVIATION CORPORATION

After submissions by the: defence, the Magistrate reserved his judg ment to 11.30 nm. on Tuesday, Janu~ ary 20.

ju

against him.

They had taken no part in the ar- started in which the fifth prisoner, offered each of them $100 If they rangements and had not known whiniably backed up by the second, insist- would not make any necusations way in them.

r that the man was their master.

The first winchs called was Mr. CRUSHED BY ACCUSATION

C. A. Grimes, of the P.W.D... who First prisoner, said Mr. Abbott, deposed to having made plans of the seemed crushed by this accusation, places in question. Mr. A. W. Grim- for he sat down and sold nothing. mitt testified to having raided the tive The Recused were later formally places and said that the Heneral larged, and in reply, the first said: argument between the women and Quarantine restrictions have been: "The heroin pills belonged to a mun the man exhausted practically all of imposed by Hongkong against arrivals surnamed Lau." The other prisoners them.. from Bangkok, an account of cholera,, all said they were employed to carry The case is proceeding.

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