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Banks
11.K. Banks, $1,455 b.
HK. Hank, (Lon. Reg.), £09 n. Chartered Bank, £12% n. Mercantile Bank, A. and B. £20 n. Mercantlio Bank, C... 214 East Asia Bank, $82 n.
Insurance
Canton In, $270 n.
Union In., $502 b.
China Underwriters, $1.40 b. H.K. Fire In., $235 n.
Shipping
Dougins, $57 b.
II.K. Steamboats, $10% b. Indo-Chinas (Prof.), $51 n. Indo-Chinas (Def.), $43 n. Shell Bearer 95/74d. n. Union Waterbents, $9.30 n.
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H.K. & Wharves, $115 H.K. & W. Docks, $20 b, Providents (old), $2.15 b. Providents (new), 25 cts. b. New Engineerings, Sh,- Shanghai Docks. Sh.-- Kailan Mining Adm., 15/0 n. Raubs, $7 n. Venz: Goldfield, $5 n. Hongkong Mines 10 cts. n.
Philippine Mining Antamok, P. .52 n. Aloks, P. 24 n. Bagulo Gold, P. --- Benguet Consol., P. 0.90 n. Benguet Explor., P.- Big Wedge, P.-
Coco Grove, P. 53 n. Consolidated Mines, P. 011 n. Demonstrations, P. 39% n. E. Mindanao, P.- Cumous G'fields, P.- Ipe Gold, P.- IX.L., P. .01 n.
Itogons, P.
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Masbate Consols, Min. Resources, P, — Northern Min., P.- Paracale Gumnus, P. 20 n. Salacot Mining, P.- San Mauricio, P. .51 n. Suyoc Consol, P. 18 n. United Paracales, P. 40% n.
Lands, Hotels, ric.
H. and S. Hotels, $5.35 b. H.K. Lands, $31.75 .
1.K. Lands, 4% Deben, $100 n. S'hai Lands, Sh. -
Metropolitan Lands, Sh.- Humphries, $8.35 B.
H.K-Realties.-$4.30-b-and-an- Chinese Estates, $89 n. China Realties, Sh. - China Debent, -
Public Utilites
HK. Tramways, $14.30 b. Peak Trams (old), 30% b. Peak Trams (new), $34 s. Star Ferries $80 b, and sa Yauma Ferries (old), $24 b. China Light (old), $10.50 b. and sa. China Light (new), $7.50 b. and sa. H.K. Electric, $533⁄41⁄2 b.
Electric, $194 n. Macao Sandakan Lights, $14 Telephone (old), $25.60 b. Telephone (new). $8.35 b. China Buses, Sh. --- Singapore Tractions, 22/0 n. Singapore Pref., 24/- Industrials
n.
Cald: Mack. (old), Sh, -- Cald: Macg. (Prof.), Sh.— Canton Icca, $1.70 6. Cement., $13.30 b. HK. Ropes) $4.50 b.
Slores, &c.
Dairy Farm, $2.80 b. Watsons, $5.30 b, and sa. Lane Crawfords, $7 n. Sincerca, $1.75 n.
Wing On (H.K.), $40 n. Wm, Powells, 75 cis. n.
Cotton Mi
Ewo Cottons, St. $10 b. S'hal Cotton (old), Sh. $00 n. Zoong Sings, Sh.
Wing On Textiles, Sh. ---
Miscellaneous
H.K. Entertainments, $3% b. Constructions, $1
Vibro Piling, $0 n.
b.
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H. K. Govt. 4% Loan 4% prm. n. 1.K. Govt. 3% Loan par n. Wallace Harpers, $3% b. Marsmans Ins. (Lon.), s/- 16/9 n. Moramans Inv. (H.K.), el 3/0 b.
Warships Fire
On Valencia
Barcelona, Jan. 24. The Ministry of National Defence states that five Insurgent warships, two of which were Italian destroyers sailing under Spanish names, fred 14 sheila at Valencia yesterday, causing but little damage--Reuter.
· ARMY- OFFICER ROBBED
MONDAY,
JANUARY 24,
1938.
WHANGPOO CONCESSIONS SAFETY
RIVER RE-OPENS
Helps Shanghai Food Problem
CAUSES CONCERN
(Continued from Page 1). Japanese forces. The statement con- finued:
POST
OFFICE.
AIR MAIL TIMES
DUTY STAMP'S "They realize it is useless to op-
Ordinary air mail letters for Im- Green 5 cent stamp duty stamps pose Japan and preferable, under
Direct Service to were declared invalid for postage na existing conditions, to entrust us with perial Airways
Any OX the protection of their interests," he Europe etc., will, until further nolice, from January 11, 1938. Won't Close Door
said. "I have received no instruc-be closed at Kowloon Post Office and licee stamps remaining in the posses- tion from my Government and all General Post Office 0.00 a.m. on Sun-ion of individuals on that date will Continuing Prince Konoyo Bald:
Shanghai, Jan. 24.
days. Letters for this Service may be exchanged on application at the be posted in the ordinary
Office "Japan has not the alightest intention
for an equal Trafle across the Whangpoo which that happens is decided solely on my
posting General Fost responsibility. On principle I do not of conquering China and closing the door of China to foreign countries. was closed for a long period by order recognise the neutrality of the foreign boxes at Kowloon Post Office and number of the current lasuo purple Access by foreign powers to interests of the Japanese army, has now been Concessions in Shanghai. Therefore General Post Office. They should be 6 cent postage stamps, in China should always be kept open, re-opened, and as word spread along I intend hereafter to exercise China's clearly marked "By Air Mall" and of Pootung rights the Concessions, bear sufficient postage. Insumclently investments the waterfront, thousands of god. In sovereign tits overmination, forcig prepaid letters may be taxed with and 1 Icel foreign are absolutely necessary to promote residents
double the deficiency or forwarded ners will recognize our eutliority." utilisation of the land in China."
by Steamer Service, at the discretion
Answering another question, the Premier said that If the Chiang Kal- phek regime were to survive it would have to become subject to the new Chinese Government. He stated that Japan may still declare war on China If the necessity arises, and added that Japan was not idly hoping, with her
an endless stream.
Tho re-opening of Footung will considerably increase the amount of vegetable foods available at the local
markets-Reuter.
SINGLE-HANDED
hands in her pockets, for the forma SERGEANT HOLDS
tlon of a North China regime, but she "felt the necessity and responsi- billty" to act as a foster parent until firmly much addministration established.
was
No Mediation
questions by Mr. Replying to Kawasaki. Mr. Koki Hirota, the Foreign Minister said: "There is absolutely no possibility whatever of a third power medlating between Japan and China. Japan is prepared to wait for the new administration to arise in China and to negotiate with the latter for the readjustment of relations, and this is a fact which we believe will be well understood by foreign countries."
Prince Konoye's statement was made after Mr. Tsutsumi had en- quired what attitude would be adopt-1 ed should the Chiang Kai-shek regime reconsider is stand. Mr. Tsutsumi suggested that the Japanese Govern- ment should reject any such offer from the Chiang regime unless the latter surrendered by abandoning armed resistance to Japan.
Flood Of Questions Mr. Tsutsumi also asked whether the Japanese Government intended to declare war on China in order to prevent the shipment of arms to China from abroad, whether the Government had made plans to con- trol increases in commodity prices, and whether the army intended to send to China any more divisions now stationed in Japan.
on
THIEF SUSPECTS
Gen. Matrul added that the un-of the Past Oulee. fortunate Panny affair had hampered
realisation of some of his policies. He Central favoured the creation uf China Government separate from the North China regime.-Reuter,
FOREIGN MAILS CENSORED DIY JAPANESE
Hankow, Jan. 24.
from According to information Shanghal the Japanese are reported to be censoring malls coming from foreign countries.
Two unemployed men, both with bad criminal records, were charged
Mr. Hallet Abend. correspondent remand before Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Central Magistracy for the New York Times, is alleged to have had four letters recently re- this morning, with loitering at 5 a.m. on January 21 in Third Street, near (ceived from the United States open- censors. The con- ed by Japanese Kwong Fung Terrace,
tents of one of the letters were re- Inspector W. Male said that defen-
themoved and only the empty envelop arrested through dants were good work of Indian Police Sergeant was handed to the American corres- B187, Feraz Shah, The sergeant pondent. was on duty when he saw three men.
whom were defendants, At a recent press conference, Mr.' two acting suspiciously underneath the Abend is said to have sharply ques- verandah of houses in Third Street.tloned the Japanese about the alleged The He later saw one of the men, Chancensoring of foreign mails. Kam, 24, go up the stairs of a house, spokesman declared that no censor- but the dropping of a bowl by some ship of mails had been instituted by person in an adjoining house starile the Japanese authorities but promised investigation into the the man and caused him to run down to make to the street again,
matter--Central News.
of
the
are
077
WAGING WAR ON SMALLPOX IN HONGKONG.
(Continued from Page 1.)
closer, and The sergeant moved heard the second man, Chan Yat- hing, 24, say he would go up. Ile did so, and the sergeant then acted and caught Chan Kam, but the other man succeeded in making his escape. Pulling the arrested
to the man staircase of No. 188 Third Street, the sergeant called to the other man to come down, and arrested him too.
There had been a theft committed from a flat at No. 188 Third Street St. John Ambulance workers who
Mair,
making o systematic marchi that night. added Inspector
clothing hanging on when
through the Colony: by some verandah had been taken person who climbed up the drali.pipe, but there was no proof that defen- dants had committed the larceny.
Both accused had several previous Replying to the last question, the
convictions, and Chan Yut-hing in War Minister, General Sugiyama,
charge of said he was not at liberty to make a addition had a
returning from banishment against statement regarding the transporta-him. He was banished for life on tion of further divisions to China,
May
12, 1937. as the matter would have to be
First defendant was sentenced to given study before an announcement
three months' hard labour and re- could be issued. Reuter.
commended for banishment, while second accused was sentenced to two months' hard labour for loitering and to another ten months' for returning from banishment.
Seiyukai Attacks Konoyc
Tokyo, Jan. 24. Prince Konoye, the Prime Minister,
the was kept extremely busy in Cabinet yesterday answering a bar- rage of questions from Mr. Toshlo Shimada, leader of respecting the China polley.
second
the Seiyukal, TWO SNATCHERS
-CAUGHT BY PEDESTRIAN
Mr. Shimada naked: "What are the Government's plans for the vast tract of land extending from North to Central China and covering more than half Ching?
"Why does the Government hesitate to declare war on China?
"What has the Government done to assist the new regime in China?"
It is ridiculous to hear repeated the Government's stock phrase: "Japan has no territorial designs on China," Mr. Shimada went on, on every Seiyukai possible
occasion. The leader demanded to know what the Government intended to do with the vast No-Man's-Land detached from the control of Marshal Chiang Kal- shek's administration.
"The Government may have no territorial design? But who controls this vast tract of land but Japan?" Mr. Shimada asked.
Now Regime Necessary
Mr. Shimada declared here was an absolute necessity of organising a new regime for China to munifest Japan's firm intention towards the land now under occupation.
Replying Prince Konoye said the Government not only refuses to have further dealings with the National Administration but had also embark- ed on military and other operations to overthrow It Japan, he said, "does not await the organisation of new regime In China with her hands in her packets." The Government realises the necessity and obligation to assist the new regime in China until it is Armly established.
"How-
The Prime Minister added: ever this never runs counter to the preservation of Chinese sovereignty ani territorial Integrity."-Reuter.
NEW POSTAL HEAD FOR SZECHUAN
Chengtu, Jan. 24. Mr. Cheng I-chen, until recently Director of Posis for Honan, arrived here yesterday afternoon by plane to assume his now duties as Director of Posta for the West Szechuan Postal District.
Mr. Cheng replaces Mr. E, A. Cavaliere, who has been transferred to Kalfang-Central News,
PANCHEN LAMA'S
FUNERAL
Chungking, Jan. 24.
The coffin containing "the remains of the Into Panchen Lama, who died
Major B. L. de Rabeck, residing at Yushuin in Chingkat on. Decem- at On Lee, Mount Davis Rond, re- ber 1, arrived at Kanizu in eastern ported to the police yesterday the| Halkang on December 18. theft of jewellery worth-nearly - £40, Arrangements are being made for
and money and a fountain pen the remains to be taken to Lhassa valued at 302, from his bedroom, for burlal-Reuter.
WAN
with
Yip Chi, 34, unemployed. charged before Mr. C. B. Burgess at the
Central Magistracy stealing $14 from Kwok Nean-sum. amah, at Perl Street, on Saturday. Wong Kam. 23, unemployed, was charged with abetting and assisting the Brst defendant.
Queen Mary Hospital, Out Patients" Department Queen's Road, Kowloon Hospital, Travelling Dispensary, N.T., Rutionjce Dispensary at Sham Tsent, at Un N.T. Un Long Dispensary Long, N.T., Lady Ho Tung Welfare
N.T Centre at Fanling. Tai Po Dis-
TRI
Sal Kung Fo. pensary Dispensary at Sal Kung, N.T., Tal 0 Dispensary
O..- N.T. at Centrol
3. C.P.D.,
Aberdeen, 105, Third Street, Western C.P.D., Easter C.P.D., Stone Nullah Lane, Aberdeen C.P.D., 45-47, Main Street, Aberdeen;
at
TRI
Shaukivan C.P.D., Sai Wan Ho Street, Stanley C.P.D. (Near Police Station, Stanley), Yaumall C.P.D., Kan Su Street. Shamshulpo C.P.D.. 104, Yu Kuk Street, Kowloon, Kow- Joon City C.P.D., Kak Hang Chuen Road, Hunghom C.P.D., Koon Yan Street;
Tung Wah Eastern Hospital; Tung Wah Hospital; Kwong Wah Hospital; Vaccination Shed at the back of Harbour Ace.
K /LOON FIGURES According to late reports reaching the Telegraph from Kowloon, a total public mortuary there yesterday and of 14 bodies were received at the ΟΙ another 23 up to 9 a.m. to-day. these only one was a victim of small-
pox.
Det. Sergeant Soutor stated that the complainant was walking along Peel Street, near Elgin Street, when
Of the 20 bodies received at the a crowd altracted her attention. As Victoria mortuary
9 a.m. up to
came from
she approached the group first de- yesterday, 11 were smallpox victims, fendant snatched the $14 in notes it is stated, and of the 17 received to- which she was holding in her hand. day only four died of this discase. The second defendant, behind and pushed her, and she fell. A passer-by was attracted by her shouts
after and
a short chase, cought hold of the second defendant. When the first defendant came up and offered a share of the $14, Chan Kwong-tan,
also the passer-by, caught hold of him. The defendants were later handed over to a police-
71107.
His Worship inflicted two month hard labour on each defendant, and commended Chan.
STOCK MARKET
REPORT
The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued at 12.30 p.m. Saturday, reads:
The market was, ready with a fairly general enquiry,
Buyers Hongkong Bank $1,440 Hongkong Bank (Lon.) 209 Bank of East Asia $62 China Underwriters $1.40 HK. Beamboats 1105 11. W. Docks 2 Providents 1018) $2.10 Providents (New) $0.25 1.& 8. Hotals $4.35 ILK. Lands - BJES IK. Realtion #439 HIC. Tramways $14.15 Berk Trams (Old) By China_Lights (Chid) $16.43 HK, Electrice $53 Macao, Electries Bišu Telephones (Old) $25.85 Telephones (New) $3,35 Comments $134) HK.-Jsper 9414 Dairy Farms $24.00 Ewa Collona 3h, 0% Entertainment 15% Constructions #11⁄21⁄2' Marans (ILIC) 9/6
T
Itongkong Bank 2,400 1. 4 .otels $5,45 Desk Trama (NEW) 80% Canton Tee $1,70
Watsons 1980
HIL 0091, 47, Lom 4% im.
RX. 4-W. Wḥarves $114
R. & A. Hotels 6535/40 HIC Tramways $1415 Star Ferries (35.
China Lights \(New)...$7.25. H.K. Electrics (1324) Telephones 1016) 1944/K Maranana (HK) $/d'
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Edith Lorand and her Wine). Viennese Orch.; The Swallows Waltz.
Strauss and His Viennese Orch.; The Blue Donube Waltz Song; Volces of Spring- Waltz
Marta Eggerth (Soprano); Donauwellen; The Last Waltz... Edith Lorand and Hor Viennese Orchestra.
Song.
9.0 London Relay-Empire Ex- change,"
Points of view by travellers from the Dominions and the Colonies.
0.15 Plano Solos, Chopin-Mazurka in D Major;
Mazurka
In
A Flat Major. Paderewski: Farjeon-Tarantella in A Miner; Cyril Scott-Lotus Land; Danse Negre..... Elleen Joyce. 9.30 London Relay-The New 9.50 Walter Glynne and Marck' Weber's Orchestra.
Forest Idyll (Esslinger); The Her- mit (Schmalstich).... Orchestra; I'll Walk Beside You (Murray). .......... Waller Glynne; Song Of Paradise (King): Columbine's Rendezvous (Heykens).
Orchestra; Walter Glynne Medley (Intro. Just.
Just Because the Violeta, Smiling Through, Sweet Genevieve, etc.).... Walter Glynne; Waltz (Durand); Tiny Tol (Lotter), ...Orchestra; Tales of Autumn (Pomona) (Waldteufel): Blonde or Brunette (Waldieufol) Waltzes..... Orchestra,
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10.30 p.m. Dance Music, Foxtrots-Carelessly; Fifty Million Robins can't be Wrong. ... Billy Cotton and Ile Band; Tongo Dalalaika; Alolta Marimba. Mantovani and His Tiplen Orches- tra: FoxtrotsMy Heart's in Old Killarney; Across the Great Divide. Maurice Winnick and IIts Orchestra; Foxtrots-With a Twinkle | In Your Eye; That Song In My Heart, Jack Hylton and Orch.; Foxtrot Did You Mean 11; Waliz-- Have you Forgotten-so Boom, Jack Hylton and His Orchestra.
11 p.m. Close Down,
VIA SIBERIA ROUTE Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America are forwarded "via Siberis" if so ruderscribed.
Rabaul Japan
From
BHANGHAI AIR SERVICE Air Mail Service to Shanghai is temporarily suspended.
OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Malia are closed 15 minutes earlier than the me given below unless otherwise stated, and where maila are advertised to close at or before 0 a.m., registered and parcel malls are closed at p.. ilon the previous day.
INWARD MAILS
Due
Per
Fridcrun
January 24.
Alipore
January 25.
Shanghai
Glenbeg
January 25.
Haiphong, Pakhol and Holhow. Japan
Kaying
January 25.
Memnon
January 25.
U.S.A., Honolulu and Japan
(San
Francisco date, 20th December,
1037).
Pres. Garfield
„January 25,
Shanghai and Foochow
Shantung
January 25,
Straits
Somali
January 25.
Straits
Telresias
January 25,
Shanghal, Amoy and Swatow Straits
Tsinan
January 25.
Anhui
January 20.
U.S.A.. Canada, Japan and Manlia,
(Seattie, date 1st January). Strails and Europe vin Negopatar (Letters only) London date, 30th December, 1937.
President Jefferson
January 20.
Teucer
Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shanghai,
(Vancouver B.C., date 8th Jan.). Empress of Asia Japan
January 26.
January 27.
Nellore
January 27.
Amay
Shirala
January 27,
Calcutin and Straits
Yurnsang
January 27.
Japan and Shanghal Straits
Burdwan
January 28.
Conte Rosso
January 28,
Japan and Formcsa
Hakone Maru
January 28.
OUTWARD MAILS
Per
Monday
Date and Time
For
Ale Mail for Blan. Lanchow and Earusla Plane ........Mon., Jan. 24.
Chengtu, etc. (via Hankow) by
tho "Eurasia
Airways Service"
(To further points by surfaco
transport as Services permit),
Air Mall for "France Orient Air- Andre Lebon.........Mon., Jan. 24,
ways Service"-duo
.Jan. 24, 4.30 p.m. .Jan. 24, 5 pmm.
Mon., Jan. 24,
G.P.O. & EP.O.
Rez.......Jan. 24, 5.00 p.m.
Orl
...Jan. 24, 5.00 pan.
Marseilles,
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
6th. Feb.
Reg.,
Ord.,
Salgon, Ceylon, India, E. and South Andre Lebon
Africa, Egypt and Europe via
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Marseilles-due Marseilles, 23rd
Reg,
February.
Ord..
Air Mall for Chungking by the C.N.A.C. Plane
"C.N.A.C." Airways Direct Ser- vlcc."
Reg.,
Ord.,
Jan, 24, 3 p.m.
G. P. 0.
Reg.,
..Jan, 24, 5 p.m.
Ord.,
Tuesday
Samshul and Wuchow Manila, Makassar and Sourabaya Kongmoon and (Pakhel via Kong-
moon)
...Jan. 24, 3 p.m. Jan. 24, 6.30 p.m. .....Mon., Jan. 24. Kowloon P. o.
Jan. 24, 5 p.m.
Jan, 25, 6 n.30.
Kongning..Tues., Jan. 25, 8.15 a.m. Tinegara..Tues., Jan. 25, 8.30 am.
On Leo ..Tues., Jan. 28, 11 a.m.
_G..E..O..and K..P..O.. Reg. Jan, 25, 12.30 p. Ord..
Air Mail for "K. L.M. Airways Memnon. ..........Tues., Jan. 25. ~~~~~Service”-due-Amsterdam-3rd---
February.
Straits, Ceylon, India, Aden, Egypt Memnon
and Europe via Marseilles-due Mareciles 23rd February and London Parcels-due London 2nd March.
Reg.
Ord.,
Jan. 25, 1 p.m ..Tues., Jan. 25.
Parcels.......Jan. 25, 11 am.
..Jan, 25, 12,45 p.m. ...Jan. 25, 1.30 p.m.
Tues., Jan. 25, 2 p.m. .Tues., Jan. 29, 3 p.m.
Fort Bayard and Halphons ........ 9. G. Paul Doumer Swalow, Amoy and Foochow ..... Hajtan Amoy
........ Taiyuan....Tues., Jan. 25, 3.30 p.m. Shanghal, Japan, Canada, U.S.A., C. Emp. of Russia
and S. America and Europe vla Vancouver B.C., (Parcels for Con- ada only)-due Vancouver B.C., 12th Feb. and Europe via Siberia.
Foochow vla Swatow
„Tucs, Jan. 25,
Parcels, Reg Ord.,
Jan. 25, 4 p.m.
.Jan. 25, 5 p.m.
Jan. 25, 5.30 p.m.
Wednesday
.... Yochow...
Wed., Jan. 20, 10.30 a.ro.
Thursday
Swatow, Shanghai and Tientsin... Chakang..Wed., Jan. 20, 12.30 p.m.
Yinchow. Thurs., Jan, 27, 10.30 a.m. Kwanglung Thurs., Jan. 27, 3.30 p.m.
Friday
Kaying....Fri., Jan. 28, 8.30 am,
Fri., Jan. 26. Jon, 28, 6 p.m. Jan. 29, 9 b.m. Fri, Jan. 20, .Jan. 20, Noon. Jan. 28, 1.45 p.m. Jan, 28, 2.30 p.m. Fri, Jan.
Swatow and Bangkok Amoy and Shanghai
Swalow and Shanghal Straits and Calcutta
Shirola
Parcels,
1
Ord.,...
Japan, Canada, U.S.A., C. and S. America and Europe via Victoria B.C.due Victoria B.C. 17th Feb. -arid Europe via Siberia, *Straits, *Ceylon, *India, Aden, Burdwan
"Egypt and Europe via Marseilles
due Marseilles, 2nd March. Manila
Pres, Jefferson
Parcels,
Reg.,
Ord..
Reg.,
Ord,
Jan. 28, 6 pm. ...... Pres. Garfield Fri., Jan. 23, 8.00 p.m.
G.P.O. & K.F.O.
Reg.,
Jan. 28, 4.30 pan.
Ord,
128,
Jan. 20, 4.16 p.m.
Air Mall for "K.L.M. Airways Ser- Hakone Ntaru ........ Fri, Jan. 28.
vice" das Amsterdam, dih Feb.
Straits, Ceylon, India, East and Hakone Maru
South Africa. Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles-due Mar- seilles, 28th February.
Ale Malt for Manila, Goam, Hana- Pan
lutu, and U, H. A. by the "Pan- American Airways Dirent Service" -duo San Francisco, 5th Feb,
Jan. 28, p.m.
... Fri, Jan. 28.
Regi
Jan. 28, 3 p.m. Ord. Jan. 28, 6,30 p.m. American
Airways Piano ......Fri, Jan. 28.
Kowloon P. O.
Jan. 28, 'B p..
Rez..
Jan. 28, 5 p.m...
Ord,,
G. P. O.
Rez
Ord
Manila, Rabaul, Austraila and New Nellore
Zealand via Brisbane-due Bris- bane, 15th February,
Porcels,
Reg.
Ord,,
Saturday
..Jan. 28, 5 p.m. Jan. 20, 6 am. ....Fri, Jan. 28. Jan. 20, B p.m. .Jan. 28, 0 p.m. Jan, 20, 830 nm..
Swatow, Shanghai and Tientela. Kwalsang..Sat., Jon, 29, 6,30 a.m Air Mail for "Imperial Alewaya Imperial Airways Plane Bak, Jan. 29..
Direct Servico"-due London, Tih February
G.P.O. & E.F.O.
Ref Ord..
Jan. 29, 6 p.m. *****........ Jan. 10. 9 a.m.
G.P.Ó. & K.P.O.
Rex. Ord.,
'Jan. 19, 5 JAH
Jan. 30, 3 BIL.
Air Mall for "Australia by Imperial Imperial Airways Piano Baka Jan. 23-
Airways Service”--due Darwin. 6th February
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