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TUITION GIVEN.

NEW - ADVERTISEMENTS,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG

· ORIGINAL · JURISDICTION MISC. PROC. NO. 49 OF 1937

IN THE MATTER of the Hong Kong & Kowloon Cinema Company, Limited

And

St.

IN THE MATTER

LOLOMA KINDERGARTEN. Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon. Half-term commences November 3 Groups held for Nursery, Kindergar

Particulars ten. Junior School. obtainable Mrs. Douglas Orr. Phone 58000.

APARTMENTS TO LET.

TO LET-Furnished room, private

With or with bathroom, verandah. out board. Please call 41; Morrison Hill Rond, 2nd Floor Happy Vulicy

MOTOR CARS, ETC.

MORRIS CAR Two-seater, dickey Beat. Not a recent model bútrong, reliable and bargain at $500. For appointment and trial please write Box No. 419, "Hongkong Telegraph."

Sungkiang Carnage

Over 200 People Dio In Air Raid

and

Shanghal, Oct. 25 (4 p.m.) A semi-oficial Chinese report says Chinese were that more than 200 killed

400 wounded when hombs from five Japanese aeroplanes

station attacking the railway

nt alorag Sungkiang,

the Shanghai- Hangehow line, fell close to paelted houses around the station.

The report adds that hundreds of ouses were demolished-Renter.

Crowded theatres, hotels and tea- houses were demolished, nds United Press. A direct hit killed 40 per

hling In a

and Bon

dug-out, wounded the newly appointed Police

and kilied

Commissioner

of

the Companies Ordinance, 1032.

NOTICE is hereby given thint a

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY,

PUBLIC RECEPTION

to

His Excellency Sir Geoffry Northcote, K.C.M.G. A Public Reception will be held in the

KING'S THEATRE :

on

Thursday the 28th October, 1937 at 11.50 a.m,

OCTOBER 26, 1937.

STAMPEDE TO BUY IN NEW YORK

Short Interests Are Caught

New York, Oct. 28. Leading stocks aky-rocketed, to- day as much as from Avo to len dollars in frenzied mid-day trading in which buyers, faced with a shortage of offerings, literally stampeded in an effort to acquire

Petition presented to the Bupreme when an Address of Welcome will be presented to t Court of Hong Kong on the 29th His Excellency Sir Geoffry Northcote, K.C.M.G.,

day of September, 1937, for con- firming the reduction of tho capital of the above-mentioned Company from $100,000 divided into 10,000 shares of $10 each to

on behalf of

The Community of Hong Kong.

The advanco was all the more dramatic in view of the weakness of the market at the opening, but as soon as the short interests attempted to cover they found the difficulty in buying.

Srealest

$50,000 divided in to 10,000 shares An invitation is hereby extended to all members for 5.000 Chrysler shares had been

of $5 each and that such reduc- tion be effected by cancelling capital which has been lost or is unrepresented by available assets to the extent of $5 per share upon

each of the 4,450 shares which

of

have been issued and are now outstanding and by reducing the nominal amount of all shares in the Company's capital from $10 to $5 per share, in directed to bo heard before His Honour the Chief Justice on Thursday, the 18th day of November, 1937, nt 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Any creditor or shareholder

the Company desiring to oppose the making of an order for the reduction of the capital of the said Company under the above Ordinance should ap- pear at the time of hearing by himself or his Counsel for that purpose. A copy of the Petition will be furnished to any creditor or shareholder of the Company requiring the same by the under signed on payment of the regu- lated charges for the same,

Dated the 26th day of October,

1937. many policemen, with their headquarters in a new hotel.

PLATFORMS BLOWN UP

Canton, Oct, 24.

Five Japanese bombers bombed Kungyick and Toushan slations on the Sunning line early to-day, blow- ing up the platforms, ticket offices, tracks and houses nearby. There were eight civilian casualties.

Later, eight more planet subjected the Sunning Railway to another bombing-Central News

FRIDAY'S RAID

Camion, Oct. 24. During the Japanese air raid on Friday, a water tank at the Tolshan

This railway depot was destroyed.

is expected to have a serious effect on the water supply of Teishan, which is near Kongmoon. The at- tack on the Tolshan Electric Plant failed. The bomb, however, destroy-

by. Our ed 20 housen neur Correspondent.

BOMBER HIT

Own

Canton, Oct. 24. During their attacks on the Kow- loon-Canton Railway yesterday one of the Japanese bombers was hit by Chinese guns and left Sheklung in n Bocen Nor crippled condition. Tigris Forla the plane burst into dames. The body of the Japanese machine-gunner bas since been found. The pilot, it is helleved,. saved his life by using a porschufc. Our Own Correspondent,

OVER BOCCA TIGRIS FORTS

Canton, Oct, 25. After ralding the Kowloon-Cuntou Railway yesterday the Japanese bombers dropped 11 bombs at Bocca Tigris, but missed their targets.

SUNWUI CITY BOMBED

Canton, Oct. 25. Five Japanese planes ralded Sun- wui to-day and dropped 12 bombs which all fell in the city. One ex- ploded at the rear of the District Administration premises, demolishing the magistrate's office. Ore man was killed and slx injured. The ollera scored direct hits оп the railway station, wrecking the office and over 30 houses nearby.

over

Five planes recannoltred Kongmoon and later flew over tho Sunning railway station where one bomb was dropped.

sighted

Later 1 machines were over Lienhihwan in Chungshan dis-

without trict. They flew away dropping any bombs.-Central News.

CANTON HANKOW LINE

Complete Suspension · Of Traffic: Many Casualties

Canton, Oct. 24. The damage done by Japanese bombers to the Canton-Honkow Rail- day yorterday was worse than that. of the previous day and alter 10 a.m. traffic was completely suspended, The Linkinghau bridge was deranged and the rond-bed also suffered serious destruction. The Wangshick

stations were and Leitung

also damaged,

In Lallung village 30 persons were killed by bombs, with about 60 in- jured. Twenty-nine hausea were demolished, At Wangiheir three railway guards were kliled and two peasants hurt when a bomb feiled a tree uniler which the villagers were taking shelter during the bombing Our Own Correspondent,

WILKINSON & GRIST, Solicitors for the above Company, No. 2, Queen's Road Central,

Hong Kong.

CARGO for SHANGHAI

Arrangements have been made to berth our steamers alongside the Kin Lee Yuen Wharf, French Bund, Shanghat, and cargo will be accepted for discharge into Go- downs at this Wharf.

For freight and further particu- lars please apply to:-

JARDINE, MATHESON &

CO., LTD. General Managers, Indo-China S.N.

Co., Ltd.

OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS

"Between Two

Women" (King's Theatre, to-day).Franchot Tone,

of the public to attend this reception. The whole of the Dress Circle will be available for the accommodation of members of the public who have not received special invitations.

ON TRIAL VOYAGE.

Steamer Sai On Sails For Canton

Yesterday morning the Tung On s. S. Company's ship Sal On solled for Canton from Hongkong on a trial trip, to see if a ship drawing more could clear the than seven feet barrier at Bocca Tigris. The ship carried some hundreds of passengers but a very small amount of cargo.

At present the regulations, which were circulated, after the Sal On had obtained her clearance papers, says that ships drawing more than seven feet must stop at Tiger Island and transfer passengers and cargo to smaller boats for trans-shipment to Canton. The Sai On, however, will study the possibilities of sips, such as the majority of river steamers drawing ten or 12 feet, getting ncross the barrier.

The Chinese authorities have Issued a notice to all shipping, that should foreign merchant ships or warships entering the Canton river be followed Japanese warships the foreign ships are immediately to turn round and proceed away from Canton.

This order, is stated, is neces- sary in order that Japancer warships may not take advantage of the pre- Gence of other ships to enter the river unharmed, and also to avoid damage to merchant ships from Chinese forts repulsing the enemy. The Chinese authorities will take no responsibility for damage to or loss of foreign ships resulting from such firing,

A spokesman of the Garrison Com- mand here alated yesterday that the "re-opening of the Pearl River la still under consideration and that a decl- slon will be made shortly accord- Ing to International News, The official hinted that the opening may be limited to certain days in the week.

Maureen O'Sullivan and Virginia THE WAZIRISTAN

Bruce turn what might have been a very ordinary story into a ne pro- duction. The work of Tone and Virgin Bruce is outstanding.

"Is. Affair" (Queen's Theatre; lo- day (America's current heart-

*Taylor, thrab, obert

his and reportedly real-life sweetheart, Bare bárn Stanwyck, in a tule of love and sacrifice. Vietor McLagles helps to make a Urilling picture of II.

"Men in Exile" (Alhambra Thea-

tre, to-day) Dick Purcell and June Travis have the leading roles in this film.

"A Day at the Races" (Oriental Theatre, to-day).—One of the best pictures made by the Marx Brothers. Shown only recently at the King's Theatre.

"They Gave Himma Gun" (Majestic Theatre, to-day).—Another film with Franchot Tone, who turns in a One chamclertration of the coward who became a hero during the World War, and finds in 1937 that ho con things only with a gun.

do

CAMPAIGN.

Cost In Casualties

And Money

Simla, Oct. 5.

It was authoritatively stated in the Assembly to-day that the casual- ties suffered by Government forces in Wazirisian between November last and September this year were 221 killed and 601 wounded. The cost of the operations in the same period was about Rs. 140 lakhs (about £1,000,000).

Negro Loses His Appeal

Another Phase Of Scottsboro Case

in-

Washington, Oct. 25. The United States Supreme Court has rejceled the appeal of Ilywood Patterson, one of the negroes volved in the celebrated Scottsburo case, against a 75 years Imprisonment sentence imposed an him by die Ala- bama Court.

The Supreme Court took the unusual course of stating that the re- cently-appointed Mr. Justice Blackc had not participated in the considera- tion of the case, thus precluding the possibility of a challenge to his post- tion as a former member of the Ku Klux Klan.-Reuter's Special.

HK. STOCK EXCHANGE

Rates were somewhat higher, in n market which continued narrow here yesterday afternoon, the offelal prices at 3.00 pm, being:

Buyers Hongkong Bank $1,570.

Union Ins. $300, Indo-Chinas (Prof) $51. Indo-Chinas (Det) $43. H.K. & K. Wharves $112. H.K. & W. Docks $27. Providents (Old) $2.15. Providents (New) $0.32%. H. & S. Hotels $5,30. H.K. Lands $31.

H.K. Tramways $13. Star Ferries $81.

Yaumati Ferries $24. China Light (Old) $114. Chinn Lights (New) $11. H.K. Elretries $54. Macao Electrics $1834. Telephones (Old) $264. Telephones (New) $8.70. Cements $12.45.

Dairy Farms $2414. Watsons $4. Sinceres $1.35,

Wm. Powell, Lid. $0.40. Constructions (New) $1.

Sellers

Providenis (New) $0,35. Dairy Farms $2434.

Sales Hongkong Bank $1,500. Union Inc. $508/510. H. & S. Hotels $5.03/35. Yaumati Ferries $241⁄2. Chinn Lights $11.60/85. Telephones (Old) $253⁄4%.

LABOUR RIFT MAY HEAL

Reports from Waziristan suggest

Washington, Oct. 25. The Committee of Industriot Or- that conditions there are all un- settled. Troop movements continue | ganisation and the American Federa- to be made to counter-act isolated tion of Labour have concluded their Incidenta

various areas. The initial conferences with a joint state- Bannu Brigade has rolumed to ment in which they express new Razmak from Razani without Inci- confidence that the rift in the labour dent, and in the Upper Shuklu area

movement in the United Slates might be closed. the, 3rd Infantry Brigade has moved from Bahadur

The conference will meet again on Camp to Ghartom. An unsuccessful attempt has been

October 20—United Press. made by tribesmen to blow up tho Oct. 23. railway bridge over the Baran Canal, 147.1/04 near Bannu, and sniping and wire

21.47% cutting continue Ir some parts. 12.3234

EXCHANGE RATES

Patio

Geneva

Berlin.

Athen

Milan:. Copenhagen. . Stockholm.. Oslo... Helsingfors. Shangthal, New York. Amsterdam Vienna.. Prague Madrid..

Lisbon....

Hongkong. Bombay, Montren Brüssel.

The Commander-in-Chief has ap- G47%

04% proved the immediate award of the Conduct Medal to 22:40 Distinguished 10.30

Private

A. F. Letts, la Battalion, The Northamptonshire Regiment, for 10.00 The 220% gallantry while serving with a picket

VALENCIA TOO HOT A SEAT

It is understood

Parls, Oct. 25..

here that the

overlooking the Maral Narol. Whers Valencia Government is transferring wounded he insisted on remaining to Barcelona at the end of the month, 0.852 with the picket and brought to safety Router.

Oct. 22, 146.0/32 21.50 12.33 5472. .04 22.40

10.30%

19.90

2201

1/21 4.95

8.03% 20

142

1/2

4.93

20/

141

Nom. 110 1/3

Nom. 110

1/3

of the 1st Northamptonshires, are

Privates S. Lee and A. Clarke, also

1/06

1/0

.4.95

20.30 .1/2 .210 30

from an exposed position a wounded Jamador (Indlan omcer)..

awarded Military Medals. Private

4.95 Leo, while on picket duty, worked n

AHIPS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

The following ships are expected to 29.34% machine-gun under difficult condi- be in wireless communication with 1/2 tions. Private Clarke look com the Hongkong radio station—Shirala,

Yokohama. Belgrade. Montevideo.. Rio de Janeiro..41⁄4 Silver (Spot) .10% Silver (forward). 1911 Wer Lean

.101

British Wireless.

210 mand of the same' pleitet when its Yuensing, Tjlbadak, Rashian Maru. 30 commander was killed and, although Swartenhondt, Sinklang, Anking, 44 wounded, kept this gun la action, in-Nellore, President Monroe, Carthage, 10% fleting casualties on the enemy. President Grant, Grolerntek. Nep- 191) Their conduct throughout Is des- tuna, President Jefferson, Potsdam, 101cribed. as a splendid exemple of Victoria, Empress of Canada and

Houtman.

bravery and devotion lo duly,

The rally started after an order

received, and it had been found that It was no sale could be arranged, nearly an hour before the transc-

ton could be completed, and then only at a price $3.75 above the previous sale.

The turnover to-day 2,340,000 shares.-Reuter,

POST

OFFICE.

CHRISTMAS PARCEL MAIL FOR GREAT BRITAIN

The Christmas Parcel Mail for Great Britain will be closed in the General Post Office and Kowloon Central Post Ofice at 5 pm. on Friday, November 12, per n.s. "Comorin." The Publlo are kindly requested to post carly.

The mail is due to arrive at London on December 17,

POSTAL ANNOUNCEMENT

The Public are reminded that the postage on Printed Papers, Commercial Papers, Samples and Small Packeta must be fully pre paid. Insumsiently prepald Printed Popera ele, are not forwarded. :

VIA SIBERIA ROUTE

Letters, Postcards and Samples for Europe and South America are forwarded "via ölberia" if so superscribed

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Straits, Molla and London Parecla

-London date, 16th September. Agamemnon Straits

Aushun Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Direct Service" -Londen date. 16 October.

.October 20. October 28,

Imperial Airways Plano October 28.

Haiphong

Nanning

„October 207

was only

Calcutta and Straits

Shirain

.October 28,

Jupan

Cartlinge

October 27.

Manila

Emp. of Canada

October 27.

October 27.

October '27.

October 20

.October 28,

LONDON MARKET DULL

London, Oct. 25.

The Stock Exchange opened weak- ly to-day in sympathy with Wall Street, In view of the less colisfactory political outlook and as a result of continental offerings.

However, the market closed above the lowest prices, the earlier selling having subsided, with Paris turning into a small buyer.

Wall Street was weak, then rallied briskly, losses up to five polats be- into corres- ing quickly converted ponding gains.

Commodities and maize were Arm

of

startling following reports

of the reduction in the export Argentine's surplus holdings.

*

a Metals, after weak opening

rallied, Special.

as

did

cotton.-Reuter's

TIN QUOTA MAY BE REDUCED

25,000 To 35,000 Ton Cut In 1938 Mooted

London, Oct. 25. Following to-day's meeting, the International Tin Committee Db- nounced:

The Committee considered the question of the fixation of the quota for the first quarter of 1938. On a review of all the information at pre- sent available, members reached the conslusion that the quota should be 85 per cent. but a definite decision would not be taken until the meding on December 10.

With reference to this communique, Reuter was subsequently informed that the Committee, In stating the quota for the first quarter of 1938 should be 25 per cent, based on the present laformation, implies that it is prepared to reduce the annust out- put rule by 25,000 to 30,000 loss.- Rester.

TRIBUTE TO DEAD SOLDIER

(Continued from Page 1)

of the French troops in Shanghai, Mr. Herbert Phillips, British Consul- Americam General, Mr. Franklin, Chairman of the Municipal Counell, and other foreign Consuls and many Chinese officials.

Among the hundreds of wreaths was one from the "Girl he helped to shelter"-Reuter,

WILLING TO PAY COMPENSATION

Shanghal, Oct 20. It is learned that the Japanese Government is prepared to make compensallon to the British authori- ties for the Keswick Road incident, in which Rifleman McGowon was killed,

The Japanese Command is conduci-. Ing a strict investigation Into the affair "with a view to taking neces- sary measures in regard to the air- men concerned.".

Meanwhile the German Congul has drawn the attention of Mr. Okamoto, the Japanese Consul, to the fact that two Germans wore fired on by the Japanese plane al the time of the incident, and that one of them was injured when he was thrown off hir horso Inta a dlich-Reuter.

Morgenthau Won't Predict Budget Balance

Washington, Oct. 23. Mr. Henry Morgenthau to-day refused to predict whether the United States Budget would be balanced at the close of the next fiscal year.

If said: "I do not see how anyone can tell at ibls time”-United Press.

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Amoy

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Japon

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Straits and Europe via Suez (Let- tera and Papers) London, 30th September and London Parcels ---London date 23rd Seplember Ranchi Java

Tjinegara

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„October 28,

.October 20.

Saigon

Pres. Doumer

.October 29.

0th October),

Pres. Grant

.October 20.

Haiphong

G. G. Paul Doumer

October 30.

Japan

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„October 29,

Jupan

Nagara Maru

October 30,

Mür.lia

Neplung

October 30.

Straits

Cremer

.November 2.

Japan and Shanghai

Felix Rousse}

.November 2,

Tapan

November 2.

Straits

November 2

Amoy

November 20

Japan

Australia and Manila

Africa Maru Tenda

.November 3.

November 3.

Canada, USA., and Japan

(Van-

couver B.C., 18th October)

Emp. of Russin

November 4.

Japan

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.November 4.

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November 5.

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November 5.

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.November 6.

Japan

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U.S.A., Honolulu and Japan (Son

Francisco, 18th October).

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salak

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Per

Tuesday.

Date and Timo,

Ale Mail for “KL.M. Servlts"-due Nagato Maru ....................Tues., Oct. 26,

Amsterdam 7th November.

Straits and Calcutta

Swatow Straits

G.P.C. and ILP.O. Reg. ... Ord....

Nagato Maru

....Oct. 20, -11.30 am. ....Oct. 26, 12 noon.

Tues., Oct. 20, 12.30 p.m. Kwaisang..Tues., Oct. 26, 2.30 p.m. Swartenhond ..Tues., Oct. 26, 5p.m.

Wednesday.

Kong Ning ..Wed., Oct. 27, 7.15 a.m. and Eurasia Plane

Wed, Oct, 27, G.P.O, and X.P.O.

Samshul and Wuchow... Air Mall for North China

Nanking (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Servicơi · (To further points by surtico trans- -port..Services permit),. Swatow and Foochow Japan, lenolulu, U.S.A., C. and S. Pres. Iloover

Kcg..

Ord.,

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America, Canada and Europe via San Francisco-due San Francisco, 12th November-and

Europe via

Siberia,

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Wed, Oct. 27, 10.30 a.m.

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Wed., Oct. 27,

..Oct. 27, 3 p.m. .Oct. 27, 4.15 p.m.

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lulu and U.S.A.. by tho

**Pan-

American Airways Direct Ser-

vico"

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neg.,

Ord.,

Formosa

Wed, Oct. 27.

G. P. O,

Reg., Ord.,

Oct. 27. 5 p.m. Oct. 28, Ga.m.

Kowloon P.O.

Oct, 27, 5 p.m. Oct, 27, p.m.

Thursday.

Hongkong Maru

Swalow and Bangkok Amoy and Shanghai

Swatow

Air Mall for

Thurs., Oct. 20, 10.30 am. Kalgan...Thurs., Oct, 23, 12.30 p.m. Tsinan...Thurs, Oct. 28, 3.30 p.m.

Friday.

Shantung....Fri., Oct. 29, 8.30a.m.

"Imperial Airways Imperial Airways Plane Fri, Oct. 29,

direct Hervice”—dus London 7th November.

GPO, and K.г.Q.

RegOct, 29. 8.30 am,

Ord.,

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Air Mail for Australia by Imperial Imperial Airways Plane Fri., Oct. 29,

Airways Service"-dos Darwin

2nd November.

...Oct. 29, 8.30 a.m.

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Ord,

Oct. 29. 9.30 a.m. Japan and Europe via Siberia..... Ranchl......Fri, Oct. 29. 10.30 a.m. Shanghal and Japan

Pres, Doumer Fri, Oct. 29, 1.30 p.m. Japan, Honolulu, Canada, U.S.A, Emp. of Canada ...... Fri., Oct. 29.

Central and South America and *Europe vin Vancouver BC., (Par- cels for Canada only)

(Duc Vancouver B.C., 17th Nov).

Saturday Mantia, Habaul, Australia and New Nellore

Zealand vin Brisbane-due Brla- bane, 18th November.

Parcels,... Oct. 29. 3 p.m. Reg., Ord.,

Oct. 29, 3.15 p.m. Oct. 29, 4 p.m.

Sat, Oct. 30,

G.F.O. and K.P.O. Parcels,

Reg., Ordi

Siralls, Ceylon, India, E. and South Carthage

Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marcelliesdus Marseilles, 20th November.

.Oct. 29, 5 pm. Oct. 30, 8.40 a.m. Oct. 30, 0.30 am. Sat, Oct. 30,

G. P. O. and K. P. O. Parcels, .......Oct. 29, 5 p.m. Reg, Oct. 30, 9.43 a.m. ...Oct. 30, 10.30 a.m. Sat, Och.: 80, GPO. and K.P.O.

Ord.

Air Mail for "K.L.M. Servico"-duo Carthago

Amsterdam 7th November.

HoIphone Shanghai

Manila

Rez..

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Manila, Macasser and Sourabaya.. Tinegara...Tues, Nov. 2; 8.30 năm. Air Mall for "France Orient Ber- Felix Rotissel........ Tues, Nov. 3.-

vice"

(Due Marseilles, 14th November)

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Nov. 2, 0.45 a.. Nov. 2, 10.30 am.

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Salmon, Ceylon, India, East and Felix Roussel

*South Africa, Egypt and Europe

Reg., via Morseilles

Ord.

(Due Marseilles, 28th November)

Wednesday

Wed, Nov. 3, 2 p.m.

Fort Bayard and Halphong ....... G. d. Paul Doumer

Thursday.

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Friday

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