CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
25 Words $1.50 for 3 days propaid
FOR SALE.
MORRISON PIANO, upright model, good as new, owner leaving
Colony, $400 or
nearest
the offer.
Apply Box No. 330, "Hongkong
Telegraph."
KAST PAYMENTS: $3.30 monthly, buys low-priced, first-class
German Sewing Machines:
now Also,
Steel Safes $35. "F.E.M.C.A." Room 321, 3rd Floor, Asla Life Building, 14, Queen's Road.
TO LET.
HOUSE ON PEAK. Furnished or unfurnished. Six rooms, two bath- rooms, large garden. Long lease. Apply Box No. 339, "Hongkong Telegraph."
RIVER TRAGEDY 200 DROWNED NEAR KONGMOON
Canton, Jan. 20,
Over one hundred passengers and members of the crew of the towboot Man Chuk, which was proceeding to Kongmoon from Canton, are feared to have been drowned when she struck a rock near the Kamchuk Rapid, and sank almost instantly," after being badly holed,
The Man Chuk was being towed by the
the steam launch Mo Fan, and left here for Kongmoon at 7 o'clock last night. She was loaded with 300
passengers and crew.
Early
ihis morning when up-
prunching the Kamchuk Rapid,
The
mest dangerous point of the journey, KRY weather and a pitch dark
THE
[NEW_ ́ADVERTISEMENTS.
G.
R.
HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH.
THURSDAY,
TRADE MARK CASE
SHORTAGE OF RICE
CANTON SEEKING THE
| CO-OPERATION OF HONGKONG
Seeking Hongkong and Macao Chinese co-operation in the promotion PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the cheap sale of rice, and agitat- Nan- of the Sale by Public Auction for the abolition by the to be held on Monday, the 25thing Government of the high terl
on foreign rice in Kwangtung, Can- day of January, 1937, nt 3 p.m., ton publia organisations have jointly written to the Hongkong Chinese at the Officos of the Public
Chamber of Commerce. The matter Works Department, by Order of
came up for discussion at the Cham- His Excellency the Governor of ber's monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon. one Lot of Crown Land at
Yaumat! In the Colony of Hong Kong for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at A Crown Ront to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 75 years,
pinined that on the same subject, the The Secretary, Mr. H. Y. Tso, ex-. Chamber had received a number of
letters.
DRUG COMPANY SUMMONED
ነ
HY CHINA DISPENSARY
JANUARY 21, 1937.
The Kam Piu Drug Co., of 510 Shanghal Street, were summoned before Mr. E. Himaworth at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday for (1) selling a bottle of skin lotion to which a forged..trade mark was upplied; (2) unlawful possession of 13 bottles of skin lotion to which a forged trade mark was applied; and (3) exposing for sole the sald bottles.
The summonses were token out by the China Dispensary (Y. C. Wong and Co, Ltd.).
Mr. W. M. Brown appeared for complainant firm und Mr. F. H. Loseby represented defendants.
After Sub-Inspector R. Cunning- bam had given evidence of having seized 13 bottles of, siin tollon at defendants' premises on December 20 Inst, by virtue of a Merchandise Warrant, Mr. Arthur Rowen. manager of the China Dispensary, manufacturers testified that his company were the
In the ensuing discussion Mr. Ko Chung-nam pointed out that before making any decision the Chamber must take into clore consideration the price of foreign rice in Hongkong Intending bidders are advised and Canton and the price of native that immediately after the dis-rice in the interior of China. He said that there, was a slight difference if posal of the lot the purchaser consideration was taken of the fact will be required to deponit with that native rice was based on the an authorised officer who will cheaper Chinese currency. If Nan
king should lift the ban on the be present at the sale, the sum
foreign rice in Kwangtung It was of two hundred dollars, $200.00 feared that the Annam and Bangkok In cash. Thla sum will be rice producers would take advantage of the increase of orders to increase rofunded on payment of the
their
ber; the prices, which automatically purchase price.
would deprive the Kwangtung people .PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.. of the benefit of cheaper rice, des- pite the abolition of the foreign rice tarif.
No. of Sele.
Locality.
Kowloon Inland Lot
No.
Junction of Canton Road and Kansu Street,
Yaumati.
Registry No.
Потариу
Stente,
N...
W.
feet feel feet feel}
¡
As per sale
plan.
Contente in
Bestal
Upset Price.
About 1,768.
$32
$14,149
night caused great difficulty to the NEW YORK STOCK crews of the steam launch and tow- boat,
Despite special care and slow speed the towboat went oground about 2.30 a.m71.
The crew and passengers felt a when the boat struck
the
sharp
shock the rock and members of the crew rushed forward, but nothing could be done owing to the extent of the damage.
The whole bont WOS thrown into confusion, screams and crics coming from the panic stricken passengers.
Immediately the alarm was raised Die steam launch turned round to rescue the passengers, but of the 300 on board only some two hundred passengers and crew were recued before the towboat aank,
EXCHANGE
MARKET UPWARD
YESTERDAY
|
K
Another matter which must be considered was that, when the Non- king Government imposed the higher tariff
on foreign rice, it was done with the view to encourage rice pro- duction
Chinese farmers in the by interior. Elimination of the duty on foreign rice would defeat the Govern- of the ment's policy for the relict rural districts in China now on the verge of a general finance collapse, concluded Mr. Ko.
Mr. Chiu Chiu-fan, said that the abnormal and continued rise in the prices rice
of
in Kwangting undoubtedly had caused great hard- ship to a very large number of the poor people. "Take rickshaw coolle in Canton, for instance," said something
A
Mr. Chiu, "He has to eat like two catties of rice daily and on the basis of the present higher prices he has to pay at least ten cents more a day for his two square meals, And ten cents is a considerable sum to the rickshaw coolie with a meagre and uncertain daily income,"
The members subsequently decided to write to the Canton charitable organisations supporting their plan to send a petition to Nanking.
Canton's Auxlety
.
New York, Jan. 20. S. C. & F. Dow Jones summary of yesterday's murkets: All groups, led by steels, soared on the sident's
Pre- Inaugural address, The Street, however, anticipates further irregularity with the recent high levels holding for some time. Bonds In order to relieve the shortage of to-day were higher, while stocks an foodstuffs in Kwanglung, the Canton the Curb Exchange were also higher. Municipal Chamber of Commerec, S. C. & F. Wall Street Journal the Rice Merchants' Union and the Morning Comment: Traders
Benevolent Institutions nervous regarding the Administra-operated to organise a Cheap Food Among the casualties were two llon's utility policy, Speculators are Sale Office, which will be
respon- members of the crew and one guard. reported to be withdrawing from sible to purchase food direct from
News of the tragedy reached here many this morning and a rescue party Street feels that it should lighten its.
commodity markets. Wall their producing centres and to sell
them at cheaper prices in-2 from the Fong Bin Hospital, necomposition in industrials. Some brokers
-Kwangtung to the poorer classes, says the Canton panied by several officers attached to the shipping company concerned, quickly left on board a steam launch arriving at 9 o'clock.
The shipping company stated that no further details could be obtained unill the, return of the rescue party ---Wah Kiu Yat Po
Two Hundred Missing
“Canton, Jan. 20, Two hundred Chinese are missing, many of whom are believed to ba drowned, as the result of the sinking of the passenger junk Manchuk while negotiating the treacherous Kanchuk rapids this morning.
the has Kow- disaster,
The junk Bank within 20 minutes of striking n rock.
The tragedy has created greatest sensation here as it followed so closely after the Icon-Canton Railway Bre which caused 80 deutlis.-Renter.
A correspondent wires that the disaster occurred 35 miles to the south of Canton. About 100
passengers have been saved.
EXCHANGE RATES
Paris.
Geneva. Berlin. Athens. Bilan
Jan. 10. 105.0/04.
.21.384
12.20
.54714
.03.
Copenhagen. .22.40
Stockholm. .19.3814
Shanghal Amsterdam
New York.
Vienna. Prague. Madrid.
1/2+
.4.0012 ..8.914
arc
üre
A
have
Co
bullish on chain-restaurant Daily. .Sun. slocks, including Shattuck and Childs, Wall Street expects an early, decline
sum of $2,000,000, according to the decision, will be raised among in copper prices. There bearishness on the Street at the pre-institutes as capital to purchase food the merchants and the benevolent sent moment.
from other provinces.
18
matich
S. C. & F. New York office cables: Stocks: Various issues to-day were in good demand on the good impres sion-made by the Presidenta mei- suge and on beller labour news.
Cotton: The market is without any definite trend, but is absorbing sell- ing impressively. There was some Jale strengths on the favourable effect of the President's message and on the settlement of the glass strike.
the
Wheat: It is reported that British Government is inquiring with regard to the question of available storage for wheat stocks in United Kingdom ports. Italian purctiases are rumoured to omount to 92,500,000 Bushels, Secretary of Agriculture Wallace is reported to be predleting the greatest harvest for 1837. Mean- while, with ordinary weather and cacaper prices, the market continues two-sided.
Corn: Outside markets continue to make high bids without attacting any movement of consequence.
Rubber: There was a feeling of strength to-day on strength in London and on settlement of the glass strike. A small strike has been reported in
tire plant In Akron.
REUTER QUOTATIONS Dow Jones Averages: 1/2.17/33 30 Industrials
4.903 20 Rails
Jan. 20, 105% 21.384 12.20 5472 93.9/32 22.40 19.3814
8.90/4
2014
***7/2
20 Utilities
40 Bonds
Jan. 19. Jan. 20. 104.02 105.00 50.00 60.44
30.64
105.78
143 11 Commodity Ind. 78.10
Nom.
1107
. 30.71 105.73
78.24
1/3 U.S. COMMODITY
PRICES
..1434
.Nom.
.110
Hongkong.
.1/3
Bombay
.1/0.0/04
1/6.5/32
.4.91%% 20.12
213 .39%
4.91%
29.12
.1/2.1/64
1/2
213
30%
4
670
20%
20%
.105
1051/ British Wireless.
March
May
July
EXCHANGE
Yokohama.
Belgrade. Monte Video.
Rio.....
Bucharest........670 Silver (forward).20% Silver (Spot)... 20% War Loan.
Demand... T.T. Shanghal T.T. Singapore TT. Japan T. Indla TT. USA. TT. Manila T.T. Batavia
Bangkok Halgon Franca
Selling
TT. (ermany TT. Hwitzerland
TT. Australia
boying
4 m/s L/C, London..
4 m/s, D/P,
do
4-m/x-1/G.-UBArazi
m/s. Vroncu K
10 d/s, India
1.8, Crows rate in London.
LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS
The following quotations on the New York commodity exchange are Issued by Reuter,
October
December January
1. 2d. Spot
10. 2d.
10256 March
.62% May
100% July
New York Cotton
12.44/45
12.20/20 12.19/20 11,81/82 11.81/01
13.43/44 12.27/27 12.20/20 11.70/70
11.70n
13.04
11.78n 11.70n 12.93
New York Rubber
20.76/78 21.23/23 20,70/70 21.14/18 20.01/01 ,814 September 20.008/030 21.00/01
21:08 .30 December 20.57a
20.00*
Chicago Wheat
60% Total sales: 2,110 tons... 50%
140% May ..... 1304/130% 1304/130
04% July 1134/113% 114/113
6.51 September 1094/10034 110/110
780
,132 Moy
Chicago Corn
110/110% 110/111 1/0 July..... 1057%/100% 1051/1034
It is learned that Mr. Chou Tin- ber of Commerce and Mossra-Soong- nan of the Canton Char- bong, Chairman
Chun-long. Wan Lo-yu, Taal Tse- hing and Wang Tei-tong have been elected as the chief organisers.
Bankers' Plan
Canton, Jan, 20. After several meetings between local bankers, representatives from Rice Merchants Guild, Canton Food Distribution Committee and Govern- ment Officials number of important decisions for emergency measures for shortage have been reached. immediate relief of the present food
It
has been decided to form a local banking consortium, which will take full responsibility for raising a loan of $1,000,000 for purchasing rice from
ee producing provinces.
the beginning it was suggested that the loan should be advanced to the Food Distribution Commitee, but thie arrangement was opposed by local bankers, who prefer to advance the loan through a consortium. When the Food Distribution Committee in- tends to purchase rice from other provinces the banking consortium will advance 80 per cent of the cost of every shipment to the buyer, through their bankers on hypothecation sys- torr instead of simply giving credits to the Food Distribution Commitee as formerly arranged.
The Food Distribution Committee must sell the shipments of rice at 24 per cent. under the full cost in order to give beneft to all poor
cple here. All expenses and de- felt will be paid by the Provincfol Government as long as the Committee cxifts.
The present food crisis is expected to be relieved as soon as shipments ordered by the Food Distribution Committee arrive here.
Meanwhile it is also understood that Mr. T. L Soong, Financial Com- mission
has informed General Yu Han-mow, Commander-in-Chief of the cui. Route Army Forces that is telegram appealing for temporary suspension of the duty on Imported rice has been forwarded to the Cen- tral Government.-Wah Kiu Yat Po.
MR. Y. SUMA LEAVING
AFTER TEN YEAR'S CONSULAR SERVICE IN CHINA
January 20.
After ten years' service in China, including Polping, Canton and Non- king. Mr. Yenichiro Sums, Japanese Consul General at Nanking, is leav
0170 September 10194/101 101101 Ing for Japan on Baturday to take up
May
July
Chiongo Corn
New Contract New Contract
Opening Closling
„Winniper. Wheat
122/123 122/122 110/118 1184/118% October.. 100%/100% 108/100
4 new assignment, probably, at Washington,
Mr. Buma arrived at Shanghai from Nanking to-day and began round of farewells among là many friends-touter.
of the Dermolino skin lotion. On December 20 he sent one of his clerks to defendants' pinge to buy `n holtle of Dermoline, and when it was Inter handed to him he found the label was different from that of bls Company.
The chief difference was the num-i
genuine bottlo bore the Agure. 341 while the non-genuine one had the figure 20. His company never used the latter figure. The ene-ounce bollies manufactured by his firm also bore the plain chozac- ter "Chung", surrounded by a shield, and never had the additional charac- ter "Wah" as on the non-genuine bottle, though the two-ounces and four-ounces bottles had that word. Substances Absent
He tested the contents of the bottle bought from defendants and found that three substances in the genuine article were absent-menthol, cam- phor and salicylle, acid. The retall price for onc-ounce bottle was 20 cents Hongkong currency and 30 cents Canton money.
Cross-examined by Br. Loscby, witness sald hia company had manufactured Dermaline for i num- ber of years. Only two Inbels had ever been used, one bearing the figure 341 and the other 340.
Witness was shown a number of battles but sold he could not tell whether they were genuine or not, without the labels. He suspected forgeries about six months ago but had never sent one of his men lo defendant company to check up the bottles. The character dung” surrounded by a shield was the registered trade-mark of his Com- pany.
Mr. Loscby: I say the character "Wah" is part of your registered trade-mark, although you have no such word on your label. I have| searched the Trade Mark Register and found that out. What do you sny to that?
Witness: We rely more on the word Dermoline than that mark. To my knowledge the word "Chung") is our trade mark.
Ng Palt-yim, a clerk employed by the China Dispensary, testified to having purchased a bottle of Dermo- line from defendants.
•
KING'S
COMING SOON.
IT WILL STAND AS ONE OF THE SCREEN'S MAJOR,' ACHIEVEMENTS!
SELENICK INTERNATIONAL
Little
Starring FREDDIE
BARTHOLOMEW DOLORES COSTELLO BARRYMORE
C AUBREY SMITH GUY KIBBLE MICKEY LOONEY HENRY STEPHENSON Fraduzad by DAVID O. SESINICK.
COUNCIL CHANGES
MR. TSO AND MR. BRAGA TO RETIRE
POST OFFICE.
POSTAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The Public are reminded that the postage on Printed Papers, Commercial Papers, Samples and Small Packets must be fully pre- paid. Insufflelently prepaid Printed Papers etc, are not forwarded..
VIA SIBERIA ROUTE
Letters. Postcards and Bamples for Europe and South America are forwarded "vla Siberia" if so superscribed.
Japan
Shanghal and Foochow
INWARD MAILS
Siberia (London date, 28th Dec.). Ranpure
Shanghai and Swatow
Stralis Salgon
Straits Japan
Manila
Shanghai
Shanghai
Manila
Straits
Strails
Japan
Haiphong
Menestheus Picasantville
January 26, January 26. January 28. January
20.
Bokuyo Maru
January 21,
Australia and Manila
Kamo Maru
January 21.
Straits
Lyons Maru
January 21.
Japan *****
Montevideo Maru
January 21,
Shantung
January 21.
Jupan
Kitano Maru
January 22.
Japan,
Shanghal and Europe via
January 22.
Haiphong
G. G. Paul Doumer
January 23.
Sulyang
January 21.
Bhutan
January 24.
Bontekoe
Pyrrhus
25.
Tokushima Maru
January 26.
Victoria
January 25.
Jean Labordo
Van Heutsz Anyo Maru Mayebashi Maru
January 27.
January 27,
Canton
January 28.
Nellore
Potsdam
January 28 January 28.
Sirdhana
January 28.
Terukuni Maru
January 28,
Tyndarcus
January 28.
Bangalore ...
January 20,
January 20.
January 29.
January 20,
January 30.
January 30.
January 30.
January 31.
Date and Time.
Japan Shanghai
Arnoy
Japan and Shanghai
Japan, U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan
and Shanghai (Vancouver B.C., 9th January)
Shanghal
Straits
Calcutta and Straits
U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang-
Calcutta Maru.
'Emp. of Japan Eumaeus...
Katori Maru Kumsang
hai (San Francisco, 4th January). Tatsuta Maru Straits
For
Behr
OUTWARD MAILS
Per
Thursday
Air Mail for Canton and Districts, C.N.A.C. plane
Manila
Foochow
Straits, Ceylon, India, E. and
Africa.
....Thurs., Jan, 21, G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Reg. ............................ Jan. 21, Noon. Letters.....Jan. 21, 12.30 p.m. Dagfred.Thurs,, Jan. 21, 1 p.m. Kwangchow Thurs., Jan. 21, 1.30 p.m. S. Montevideo Moru
Shanghai, Japan and Europe
via Corfu
Siberia.
Amoy Bangkok
Japan
Thurs, Jan. 21, 2.30 p.m
Thurs., Jan 21, 3.30 p.m.
Shirala.Thurs., Jan. 21, 3:30 p.m. Gustav Diederichsen
Thurs., Jan. 21, 5 p.m. .... Kamo Maru..Thurs., Jun. 21, 5 p.m
Air Mail for Swalow, Amoy, Feo- C.N.A.C. plane......Thurs, Jan, 21,
chow and North China (via
Jan. 21, 5 p.m. Jan. 22, 5 a.m.
Fri, Jan. 22,
....Jan. 21, 5 p.m. Jan. 22, 8.30 a.m. Fri. Jan. 22, GP.O. and K.P.O.
Coincident with, although indepen- dent of the change in the Governor- Defendant's Evidence Wong
ship of Hongkong, it is understood Kam-piu, proprietor
Letters for: "Austraila by Imperial R.M.A. Dorado of that some notable changes will also defendant firm, said that he had be made in the membership of the
Sheungwan P.O.
Shanghal).
Kowloon P.O.
Reg... Leliers,
Jan. 21.5 p.m. Jan, 21, 5.30 p.m.
Friday
Reg. Letters.
ILCE.. Letters,
Jan. 21, 5 p.m.
G.P.O.
..Jan. 21, 7 p.m.
Letters for **Imperial Airways R.M.A. Dorado
Direct Service"-due London. 1st February.
G.P.D. and K.P.O.
Reg.
Letters.
Airways Service"-due Darwin,
20th January.,
Bangkok via Swatow Amoy
Веб
Letters,
Kiangsu
Hoihow, Pakhol-and-Haiphong-Kwangtung Manile, Australia and New Zealand Kitano Maru
via Thursday Island-due Thurs- day laland, 4th February.
Tisadane
Reg,..
Letters,
-
Saturday
е
been dealing in Dermoline for the
Legislative Council. post six years. Recently he had} been buying from a travelling trader are the Hon. Mr. S. W. Tso, who
The tw
two old members mentioned named Kwong Wing-lee, who told him he bought them from the Con on and-the-Hon-Mr. JP. Braga, who represents the Chinese community, branch of the China Dispensary is popularly regarded as the member He did so was because they were for Kowloon. Both of these mem- cheaper.
In July last year, a man from the bers are retiring and their places, it China Dispensary came to his place is reported, will be filled by Dr. Li und checked the bottles, Including Shu-fan and Mr. Leo d'Almada. those that had been seized, "This Castro, Junior. man said they were all genuine.
Mr. Tso and Mr. Braga, it will be A clerk employed by Mr. Loseby, recalled, were appointed to the Coun- Young Tsun-chung deposed to hav-cil during the regime of Sir Cecil ing examined the Companies Re-Clementi, when the Council gister yesterday morning. He found enlarged. They have served for the name Y. C. Wong and Com- eight years, their appointments hav- pany Ltd. (The China Dispensary), ing been made on January 17, 1929, There was no such company as The and renewed on January 17, 1933. China Dispensary (Y. C. Wong and Company, Lid.). He also searched
was
the Trade Mark Register and found China Dispensary branch there. He a trade mark bearing the characters was handed some bottles bearing the "Chung Wah", registered under the characters "Chung Wah." nume of the China Dispensary (Y. C. Wong and Company, Ltd.).
His Worship soid he, required time
to consider the case and adjourned it until 12.30 p.m. on Saturday when the judgment would be delivered.
On January he went to Canton to purchase Dermoline from
HOUSE OWNERS or SHIP BUILDERS ! Come to us for reat British Steel, tried and true! Inspect our large stocks. Most moderate prices.
E. HING & COMPANY Metal Merchants & Ship Chandlers
25, Wing Woo Street.
NOTICE
Tel. 20040.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Advertisers requiring additional space in
the Saturday editions of "The Hongkong
Telegraph" are requested to make their
space reservations not later than noon
on Thursdays.
..Jan. 21, 5 p.m. Jan. 22. 8.30 a.m. .Fri., Jan. 22, 8.30 a.m. Fri., Jan. 22, 10.30 a.m.
Fri, Jan. 22, 1-p.m.
Fri, Jan. 22. Jan. 22, 5 p.m.
.Jan. 22, 5.30 p.m
Letters for "K. L. M. Service"- Ranpura ............ Sal. Jan. 23.
(Due Amsterdam, 1st February)
Straits, Ceylon, India, E. and S. Ranpura
Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe vin Marsellies-due Marseilles, 10th February.
Jan. 23, 9.30 am. Jan. 23, 10 a.m.
Sat G.F.O. and K.P.O.
Jan. 23,
G.P.O. and K.P.Q.
Reg.. Letters,
Parcels, Reg
Letters,
'Letters for Guam, Honolulu and Halton
USA, by "Tan-American Air- waya Service"-due San Francisco 2nd February.
Kef..
Saigon
Manila
Amoy
Foochow
Swatow, Amoy and Formosa
Shanghai
Batavia
Holdin Haltan
Letters,
Kingyuan
Sunday
Jan. 22, 5 p.m. Jan. 23, 9.45 a.m. .Jan, 23, 10.30 a.m. ..Sat, Jan. 21,
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
...Jan. 23, 2 p.m. Jan 23, 2.30 p.m. .Sat., Jan. 23, 5 p.m. ..Sat, Jan. 23, 3 p.m. ...Sat., Jan. 23, 3.30 p.m.
Shantung....Sun., Jan. 24, 8.30 am,
... Canton Maru...Sun, Jan. 24, D a.m. Monday
Victoria.... Mon., Jan. 25, 9.30 am.
Tuesday
Tilsaroca.Tues., Jan. 20, 0.30 am.
Shanghal, Japan, Honolulu, Canada, Emp. of Canada
USA, Central and S. America, and *Europe via Vancouver B,C, (Parcels for Canada only)—duc Vancouver B.C., 14th February and *Europe via Siberia. Fort Boyard
Air Mail for "France-Orient Ser- vico"-due Marseilles, 7th Feb,
Parcels,
Reg.... Letters,
Tues., Jan. 28.
...Jan, 25, 5 p.m. Jan. 20, 9.15 am. Jan. 28, 10 am.
Wing Wah..Tues., Jan. 20, 10.30 am. Jean Laborde .......... Tues., Jan. 26.
G.F.O. and K.P.O. Beg, ................ Jan. 20, 12.30 pan. Letters,
Jan. 26, 1 p.m. Tues., Jan, 25, G.P.O. and E.P.O.
Saigon, Ceylon, India, East and Jean Laborde
South Africa, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles.
(Due Marseilles, 24th February).
Foochow vin Swatow ...
Reg.,... Letters,
Wednesday
Jan, 28, 12,45 par.. Jan. 28, 130 p.m.
Ninghai ....Wed., Jan. 27, 8.30 a.m.,
*......................... Wed, Jan. 27: G.P.O. and K.P.O. Parcels,
Straits and Europe via Marseilles Meriestheus
(Due Marseilles, 24th February and London Parcela--(Duo Lon- don 3rd March)
Straits and Calcutta
Parcels, ......Jan. 27, Noon. Fort Bayard and Haiphong
Kolhow
Amoy
Reg., Letters,
...... Jan. 27, 9 a.m..
Jan. 27, 9.15 am.. Jan. 27, 10.30 am.. Wed., Jan. 27,. Letters, .......Jan. 27, 1 p.m.,
Yuensang....
G. G. Paul Doumer
Mulnam Tainan
Thursday
Bangkok via Swatow .. Manila and Parcels only for Ger-
many via Hamburg..
Sandakan
Wed, Jan. 27, 1 p.m.. Wed, Jan. 27, 1.30 p.m.. Wed., Jan. 27, 3.30 p.m.
Kwelyang..Thurs., Jan. 28, 8.39 a.m.. Potsdam..Thurs., Jan. 28, 4.30 p.m
Friday
Letters for K. L. M. Service"- (Das Amsterdam, 8th February).
Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europa via Marseilles -(Due Marseilles, 24th February) Hoihow, Pakhol and Haiphong.
Hinsong...Fri., Jan. 20, 9.30 am, Terukuni Maru
FTL, Jan. 19, 12.30 p.m.. G. P. O. and E. P. 0. Reg....Fri, Jan. 29, 12.30 p.m... Letters, .......FX., Jan. E§, I p.m.. Terukuni Maru
Fri., Jan. 29, 19.45 p.m. G..P. O. and K. P. O. Reg., Fri., Jan. 29, 12.45 p.m. Letters, Erl, Jan. 20, 1.30 pm..! Kaying....Fri, Jan. 29, 1 p.m..
*Superscribed correspondence only.
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.