THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH,
MONDAY, MAY
16,
1938.
CLASSIFIED
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Geneva To
ADVERTISEMENTS GOVERNMENT OF HONG KONG. End Opium
25 words $2.00
for 3 days propaid
WANTED TO BUY,
TO BUY ON CHARTER strumer, 500 to 4,000 tons, for immediate delivery. particulars, photograph, Give Zull
404. No. Write Bax price, etc. "Hongkong Telegraph."
SECOND-HAND ARTICLES wanted, any sort, viz.. Refrigerator. Radio, Saloon Car, Medium tourer OF
Upright Piano, Sewing Machine, Typewriter, must be cheap for cash. Telephone 22120.
PREMISES TO LET.
SPACIOUS Ground Floor Premises containing an area of 5,000 square feet or thereabouts and situnic im- to the western mediately next entrance of the National City Bank Building in Duddell Street. Suitable for Banking Business or other large
writing Apply in Concern. Secretary, Club Lusitano, Ice House Street.
"AN
10
EXTRAORDINARY
ASSOCIATION" Former Lady Hulton's
FOR SALE.
·
The Steel Tug "KAU SING".
DIMENSIONS.
Gross Tonnage
Net Tonnage
376.96 tons. 4.04 tons.
Length 180.4' x Breadth 30.1' x Depth 14.6'.
Indicated Horso Power 1,200.. Engine dimensions H.P. 18" M.P. 29"--L.P. 48", Stroke 38′′.
2 Bollers length 11-0 x diame- tor 12'-6".
The above tug to be sold as she lles at her moorings in Yaumati Basin, Hong Kong.
Further particulars can be ob tained from the Harbour nator, Hong Kong.
G. F. HOLE, Harbour Master.
CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. HOLLAND-OOST AZIE LIJN, N.V. (HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE) From: ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, GENOA, and other PORTS.
Smoking
Ten-year Plan To Come Before League
Geneva, May 15.
Mr. Alfred E. Blanco, director of the Anti-Oplum Information Bureau, has called upon the League of Nations to halt all opium smoking and eating throughout the world by 1940.
Estimating that 1,000 tons of opium are being consumed this year, Mr. here that if the League would adopt Blanco declared in a press statement this ten-year plan there would only be 200 tons of opium required at the end of the decade.
He said that opium smokers this and your are consuming 300 tons aptum enters 500 tons, as compared to 200 tons devoted to medical and scientific requirements.
the
"The ten-year plan that I have drawn up for the session of Lengue's Preparatory Committee on the Limitation of Poppy Cultivation, which opens on May 23, envisages an reduction of annual ten-per cent. illicit oplum
consumption. This gradunt reduction to the zero point is to prevent dangerous shocks to addicts who, in many instances, would die if deprived suddenly of their sup- plies.
The Steamship
"GAASTERKERK" having arrived from the above ports, consignees of cargo by her are not-tife Divorce Decree To Standed that all goods are being landed
1
decree
THISI that Ordering granted to Mr. Florence Elizabeth Millicent Thompson, formerly Lady Hulton, widow of Sir Edward Hulton, should stand, Mr. Justice Langton, In the Divorce Court, London, said: "No one nowadays contends that the fact that a woman accused of adultery is found to be virgo intacta inter- is inconsistent with partial course sufficient to sustain the charge of adultery."
The petitioner had obtained the decree on the allegation that her husband, Major John Henry Thomp- aan, had committed adultery with Miss Margaret Murlet Causton, the sult being undefended.
The case for the King's Proctor, who hud intervened, was that Major Thompson and Miss Cousten had not committed adultery.
difficult. "This case has proved a
distasteful 1- anxious, and most quiry," said Mr. Justice Langton. riving judgment.
"The Inquiries made by the King's Froctor have presented me with more than one awkward problem for solution, but it is due to the petitioner to say that none of the difficulties that have arisen are in any way due to any fault on her part, or to any mistake or omission on the part of her advisera,"
"STRANGE CONDUCT" The petitioner contested the King's Proctor's plea and raised the issues whether Miss Causton was the wo- for who man
presented herself
that medical examination under nume, and whether she and Major Thompson had committed adultery. the two The Judge said that gynaecologists who had given certi- ficates to Miss Causton were unable to swear positively that she was the woman examined by them.
He referred to the strange conduct of Major Thompson and Miss Causton doctors' in putting forward the certificates and then withdrawing the defence.
"A REMARKABLE LETTER" Referring to "a remarkable letter" written by Major Thompson to his
"It re wife, the Judge remarked
monument of mains at its best a hypocrisy."
The Major accepted in the end that the letter was Inspired by motives that he had no money to defend the proceedings, that he wanted to keep Miss Causton's name out of the case, that he thought an undefended case would provide least publlelty, and that the letter provided a graceful way out. On the Major the Judge could place no rellance.
Having weighed the probabilities, he found that Miss Causton was the woman who was examined by the doctors.
He had no doubt that Miss Couston and Major Thompson slept together In twin beds.
No one nowadays contends that the fact that a woman accused of adultery is found to be virgo intacta is inconsistent with partial course, sufficient to sustain the charge of adultery," the Judge said.
at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous godowns of the Holt's Wharf whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained,
Goods not cleared by the 20th May, 1938, will be subject to rent
All broken, chafed and damaged packages are to be left in the go- downs, where they will be examined at Holt's Wharf.
Consignees are requested to apply for a Revenue Omeer in attendance when
damaged dullable being examined.
enriko
is
Claims against the steamer must be presented in writing within ten days after arrival of sleuner, other wise they will not be recognized,
"I estimate the medical and scien- to be requirements, however, Axed from year to year at an almost steady average of 290 tons annually."
Mr. Blanco admitted he was doubt- ful as to the outcome of the session of the League's Preparatory mittee on the Limitation of Po Cultivation, which has been called for May 23. He sold, however, that he way counting on the United States, at the be represented which will meeting, to prevent it from bring complete failure.
a
General S. Vojecechovsky, head of the Czecho-Slovakian army. who is prepared to resist any invasion of his country by Ger- man and Austrian troops, prob- ably backed by France and Russin.
EMPIRE NEWS
NEW FINANCE PLAN IN ALBERTA
Ottawa.
What may be a final during stroke to Initiate a form of Social Credit in Alberta is expected in the provincial
the abolition It will include legislature shortly. public debts, monetised bonds, and a far-reaching co-operative market-
of
Naval Wedding At Registry
Commander Fellowes And Miss Muriol Fardel Married Here
The Supreme Court Registry was the scene on Saturday Inst of an in- when Murial, teresting wedding, youngest daughter of Mrs, Fardel and the late Professor H. L. Fardel, formerly of Japan, became the bride of Commander Horace Frederict Fellowes, R.N., of H.M.S. Adventure, The bridegroom is the eldest son of Conon und Mrs, Fellowes of Wind- sor, England.
in the The bride wore a gown spirit of 1000, composed of chantilly face and met over a slip of white taffeta, with a short vell of white net held in place by gardenins.
The Matron of Honour, Mrs. Kerr, sister of the bride, wore over a slip of blue moire, u dress of powder-blue georgette with the new shirred bodice and small puffed sleeves, a bonnet of blue trimmed with pink roses, and pink ribbons which tied under the chin
The small page, Bubbles Kerr, nephew of the bride wore o suit of blue moire, with silver buttons.
the
POST OFFICE.
AIR MAIL LETTERS
OUTWARD MAIL TIMES
Air mail letters may be posted in Registered and Parcel Malls are the ordinary posting boxes. They closed 18 minutos earlier than the should be clearly marked "By Air umo given below unless otherwise, Mail" and bear suficient postage stated, and where malls are advertis- Insufficiently prepaid fellers may be ed to close at or before 9 am, re- aro closed taxed with double the deficiency or gistered and parcel malis forwarded by Steamer Service, at the at 5 p.m. on the previous day. discretion of the Post Office.
VIA SIBERIA ROUTE AIR MAIL SERVICES
Letters and Postcards for Europe Air Mail Services to Shanghal, Naniring, Tsingtau, Tientsin and Pel- and South America are forwarded
"vla Siberia" it so superscribed. ping are temporarily suspended.
INWARD MAILS
From
Haiphong
Shanghal and Swalow
Java and Manila
Stralis
Japan and Shanghal
Air Mail by "Imperial Airways
Direct Service"-London
izin May.
Mantin
Australia and Manila
Haiphong
The bride's mother wore a dress
Halphong, Pakhoi and Hoihow of black and pink printed georgette,
U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Manila draped in front, and a black straw
-San Francisco date, 22nd April Pres, Cleveland
Talma hat with a narrow brim completed
Japan of the costume. The dresses
Tientsin and Swatow bridal party came from Femme
Canada, U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan were created Moderne, and
and Shanghai (Vancouver B.C., Madame Holene of Shangluk.
date, 30th April. ................... Air Mali by "Imperial Airways
Direct Service" London 15th May
by
The duties of best man were un- derinken by Lieut. I. C. Gordon, R.N.. of H.M.S. Adventure
Per
Canton
Dne
.May 16.
Calcutta and Straits Shanghal and Swatow
Hosang
.May 18.
Tsinon
.May 16.
Straits
Diomed
.May 17.
U.S.A
Canada and Japan (Scattle
date, 27th April)
Pres. Jefferson
.May 17.
Sulyang
May 17.
Tjinegara
May 17.
Van Heulsz
.May 17.
Deucalion
.May 18.
date,
Imperial Airways Flane
.May 18.
Neptuna
May 18.
Alsutu Maru
.May 19.
Kolgan Kingyuan
May 19,
May 19.
. May 19.
Chenglu
.May 10. .May 20.
Emp, of Japan
.May 20.
date,
Imperial Airways Plane
May 20
Јарап,
Japan, Shanghai and Formosa
Kasima Mara
May 20,
Soudan
May
20
Straits
Antilochus
May 31.
Fushimi Maru
.May 21.
Protesilaus
May 21.
Conto Blancamano
May 22.
Hoihow
May 22,
May 22
For
Per
Date and Time
Monday
Bangkok
Swntow
surfaco
of
new
transport as Services permit). Manila, Australia and New Zealand Taiping ...
via Thursday Island-due Thura- day Itland, 28th May.
Air Mail for Sian, Lanchow and Eurasia Plane........Mon, May 16.
Chenglu etc, (vla Hankow) by the "Eurana Airways Servico" (To further points by
Reg... Ord.,
Parcels, Heg, Ord.,
Tuesday
A reception was held at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, when the tenst of the bride and groom was proposed | by Mr. W. J. Roberis.
The honeymoon is being spent at Fanling, and the bride's going-away dress was of white sharkskin with small bolero. White accessories com-
"I am afraid that the avowed alming and distribution scheme, linked pleled the costume.
lo
to bills for the taxation of securities at 2 per cent, on principal amounts. of this Preparatory Committee
It is stated that the plan has the limit poppy cultivation will pinch the budgets of certain monopolistic gov.blessing of Major C. 11. Douglas, the Mr. Blanco continued. Social Credit expert, who, it is re- ernments,"
"Some states derive revenue from ported, advised a per cent, levy.
land under poppy cultivation,
be made to press attempt may from the
the
An
No Fire Insurance will be effected ipplum to s licensed to retall mortgage ond bandholders to accept ;
by the undersigned in any whatever.
case
Bills of Lading will be counter- signed by.
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN, N.V.
Agents.
Hongkung, 12th May, 1938,
MAN'S "STUPID" STATEMENT "Wax In Hands Of
Reckless Woman"
"Reckless, determined, unprincipl- ed, glib, and clever" were adjectives applied by Mr. Justice Langton in Court to u the London Divorce
woman who had given evidence in
a ense before him.
She is Mrs. Helen Elizabeth Maria Walcott, of Great College Street, London, and was a witness in a sult in which the King's Proctor had intervened show cause why
10 decree nist granted on November 20, 1036, to Mr. Albert Edwin Turner, taxi-driver, of Paddington, should not be made absolute.
When the decree was granted, Mr. Turner sought the Court's dis cretion in respect of one act of adultery with Mrs. Walcott.
The King's Proctor's case was that Mr. Turner and Mrs Walcott fre- quently committed adultery at Fre- derick Street, Gray's Inn Road, LEFT HIS VIFE
London.
Mr. Turner plended that by his statement he intended to convey that he had committed adultery with only one woman.
Mr. Justice Langton allowed the King's Proctor's intervention, with costs, but said that the decree granted to Mr. Turner would stand.
On April 8, 1932, said the judge, Mr. Turner left his wife, and in May he went to live at Mrs. Walcott's house, where he remained for about He now admitted that 18 months. Mrs. Walcott and he committed adultery frequently, and said he was very sorry that he stated that it occurred on only one occasion.
"QUITE UNPRINCIPLED" Referring to Mrs. Walcott, the judge sold: "I have seen her, and she is a glib and elever person. Mr. Turner is as wax in the hands of a person like Mrs. Walcott,
addicts.
This implies huge direct financial interests which would disappear with the suppression of the production and sale of opium for purposes other than medical and scientific.
"If this Preparatory Committee does fall, it will mean that there will not be another altempt to wipe out oplum smoking and eating for years
to come.
"It is an easy task if all govern ments are sincere because it is quite impossible to cultivate bootleg
can't hide a popples. You
poppy feld."-United Press.
Netherlands Fair Held Big Success
tax free provincial bearer bonds, on which no interest would be paid, but which would be negotiable with the on credit unions just created, and would be used in buying and market- other Alberta pro- ing wheat and ducts.
Mr. Aberhart, the Alberta Premier, and his Cabinet are having little say in these schemes, which are being pushed by the dominant party cau- cus. Tho Social Credit Bourd of five will be abolished by the new bill and a fresh board appointed, with three new members named by the Caucus instead of by the Legislature.
The
to the Privy Council appeul against the Supreme Court ruling on March that certain Alberta legis lation was unconsitutional is now being drafted sentation.
Butter
ren.
BIG ARMY SCHOOL
to
Japan and Shanghai
Straits
Japan
Shanghai
Tientsin Japan
Samshai and Wuchow
Nako Maru
OUTWARD MAILS
Swatow and Shanghai Hothow, Pakhoi and Halphong Japan
Air Mall for Wuchow, Kweiyang and Chungking by the "C.N.A.C. Airways Direct Service."
Ardentrai .Mon, May 16, 3.30 p.m. Anchun...Mon., May 16, 4.30 p.m.
Č.P.O. and E.P.O.
May 16, 1.30 p.m.
May 16. 5 p.m. Mon., May 10,
G. P. O. and K. P. O.
.....
May 10, 5 pm, May 17, 8.45 h.m, .May 17, 0.30 a.m.
Kongning..Tues., May 17, 8.15 am. On Lee.....Tues., May 17, 10a.m.. Kiungehow Tucs, May 17, 1230 p.m. Shantung....Tues., May 17.11 p.m. Tues., May 17,5 p.m. Hosang...
..Tue, May 17. C.N.A.C. Plano
K.P.O.
Beg.. ort...
May 17, 5 pan.
May 18, 0 a..
Tues., May 17.
G. P. O, and K. P. O.
May 17, 5 p.m.
May 17, 5 p.m.
G.P.O.
Ber..
May 17,
p.m.
Ord.,
Straits, Ceylan, India, Aden, Egypt Deucalion
and Europe via Marsellles--due Marseliles, 17th June and London Parcels due London, 23rd June.
Parcels,
Reg.,
Ord.,
Wednesday
Swatow, Foochow and Tientaln ilalphong Manila,
IN HONGKONG CANTONMENT (Continued from Page 13
the influx to deal with children.
Thanks to careful organisation this is easily accomplished, and Major H. H.
Joseph, Command Educational Officer, has only to make telephone calls to secure the assistance of
of quali fied Board of Education teachers
Working along lines initiated by the elvilian education authorities in Eng-Kongmoon land, the Army has long striven to improve educational and recreational facilities, while particular care has been paid to the health of the child-
are encouraged The children drink plenty of milk, and although there was a reluctarice on the port of for Immediate pre-parents to endorse this following the dysentry outbreak that year, con- milliant ndence in the health-giving proper- Boycott. The Housewives' Union of Toronto, ties
of milk is returning, and formed in November to combat ris-
majority of military school children ing milk prices, is demanding that in Hongkong now enjoy their mid- the Legislature should investigate morning glass,
Lood rising
prices, especially butter, A butter boycott is to be instituted on Monday to enforce a reduction
The military authorities are proud 18 7d 1s 2d a pound. from
Divorce Reform-A Senate com- of the excellent academic standard is to-day considering the bill set in their schools, claiming that it mittee is
the best to be found the elementary schools in England. which includes desertion, cruelty and it as high
as well
as adultery. They do not pretend to teach second- cround for divorce. The Sennte
ary school curricula, but they give the second reading_lust_night. passed
Japanese Irumigrants.The Japan- every encouragement to ese problem in British Columbia will advanced students to sit for schola
ships Into The permanent fair buildings were
shortly be
before the brought up
Here, haucondary schools. new hall for Federal Government, according
arises a very im- to machinery was erected, which was Mr. lan Mackenzie, Minister of Na-parting of troops and their families, again extended, A
problem. With the constant officially inaugurated by H. R. Htional Defence and National Health. S Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands A board, sitting in camera, will hear too often it is found that by the time u promising student reaches England and subsequently named the Beatrix the evidence of persons claiming to p Hail.
after being abroad, he or
has or she have proof that Japanese have ille-
missed a time the technical gally entered the province. Whereo
of winning a second- a chance For the first character of the spring fairs, in such proof is admitted, the Japanese ary school scholarship owing to age. limit or some other Impediment. contrast with the agricultural charac
will be deported.---Reuter,
This question is now being tackled ter of the autumn-fairs was more
by the War Ofec, and recommenda- clearty evident, This was due to the India
tions were recently sent to England fact that the newly constructed hali for machinery gave an excellent VACCINE TREATMENT | by Major Jospeh from Hongkong. opportunity to manufacturers and the metal Industry to display both heavy engineering and other products,
The 38th Netherlands Fair, which
from was held at Utrecht
March 15 to 24, proved to be an important milestone in the progress of this Institution.
Both as regards participation and number of visitors the fair broke all previous records; the number of participants for the first time execcd- ed the figure of 2,000.
On the whole, participation show- ed an increase. A new section was established for printing machinery The television demonstrations drew large attendances-never before had the public been able to see this invention.
to
OF PLAGUE
ចង
High Academic Standard
such
Kongmoon
May 18, 8.45 a.m. May 10, 9.30 am.
Fook On.....Wed., May 18, 10 a.m. Hupch....Wed, May 18, 12.30 p.m. Wed., May 18, 2 pm. Wed, May 18, 2.30 p.m.
Canion and Pres. Jefferson *Japan. "Canada *U.S.A,,--due Victoria B.C., 12th in
June. Shanghai
the more
the Army does not start
education with the schools for the
In any case and stop its children. Adult soldiers themselves are making for higher intelligence and academic ability among the troops, who are of vaccine encouraged to study for examinations with the ultimate aim of gaining pro- motion.
Bombay, Important experiments in various hospitals in India are giving promise that a cure for plague can be effected through development treatment.
Prophylactic doses of plague vac- eine have long been efficacious, but cures are a more difficult problem. Though evidence from 500 cases, the "control" figure, is not yet fully results are remarkable.
the
Education is recognised by military authorities as the key to good citizenship, and a necessity in these days in which academie ability walk of
"Mr. Turner says that, in addition CHINA'S VITAL LUNG-available, it is understood that the counts for much in every
to her undoubted mental gifts, she is physically formidable as well. Where a bottle of wits is concerned, I do when not think that Mr. Turner. inter-pitted against Mrs. Walcott, has any
chance at all.
"I have seen and heard Mrs. Wal- cott sufficiently to be satisfied that,
she is reckless, determined, and quite
“TO DECEIVE WORLD" Miss Causton could not explain unprincipled." why the Major hnd' a latch key to her flat.' She' endeavoured to glom over her "obviously suspect and extraordinary association with Major Thompson."
1
HAI RAILWAY CUT
(Continued from Page 1) disadvantage when the war is viewed in its entirety.
Even if the Japanese objective, suchow, were achieved, the offleer believed the invaders would encounter SIGNED AS FATHER
even more dificulties than they had Shortly after Mr. Turner went to before as the co-ordination of Chinese live with Mrs. Walcott she gave birth mobile and guerilla operations would to a child, and his lordship was mean fresh disasters with the further satisfied that Mr. Turner was not advance of the invaders. the father.
The officer pointed out that when The question was how for their Mrs. Walcott prevailed on Mr. highly compromising association Turner to do a foolish thing-to alan the Japanese gained complete control should weigh in the balance against his name as the child's father in the of the Tatung-Puchow Rollway, un- the medical certificates,
register of births. The judge had no informed quarters were greatly upset for fear the invaders might easily doubt that she had used that action
cross the Yellow River and cut the Lunghat line. as a lover with which to make Mr. cro Turner do her will.
The Judge sald that he could not escape the inference that they had certainly slept togethor and had been "at great pains to deceive both the world and this Court in the matter of their behaviour."
They had bad mutual intercourse, amounting to adultery in law,
Although the King's Proctor's
intervention was abundantly just flod by his success on the first issue, the decree would stand,
reberved.
A docision - as; to costs was
Hie.
more
The vaccine is obtained from im-
Partly because In Hongkong school- munised horses, and the results are
children receive longer and being tabulated at the Hoffkino In-
frequent holidays than In England, stitute here.
Hindu-Msolem Rlong-One per- the military schools are not closing Empire Day, May 24. The occa- son was killed and 10 injured inston, however, will be observed, when clash 10-day between Hindus and Moslems at Kan Kinarrah, Bengal, special talks on patriotism will be during the celebration of the Hindu given by the teachers, and the child- eh in all the schools will sing the festival of Holl. At Allahabad one National Anthem. Hindu and one Moslem were killed. Rioting is reported from Benares, where one person has been killed and 40 injured.Reuter and Exchange. Australia
14 DAYS DETENTION
Recently facing a court marliol on a charge of being absent without teave, Private R.G. Anderson of the: 1st Battalion the Middlesex Regl- ment, was found guilty and sentenced to 14 days' detention.
Tainan
Thursday
Wed., May 18, 2.30 p.m.
.................................. Kongsa....Thurs, May 19, 8.15 a.m. Samshui and Wuchow Dairen Canada via Victoria B.C
Tyndarcus Thurs., May 19, 9,30 a.m. due Victoria B.C. 17th June. Japan and Europe vie Siberia.... Atsuta Maru Thurs., May 19, 5 p.m. Air Mall for "Imperial Airways Imperial
Direct Service"-dce London, Airways Plane.. 28th May.
Swatow and Shanghai Manila
Thurs, May 10.
G.F.O. and K.P.O.
Reg.. Ord..
.May 19, 5 p.m.
..May 19, 5 p.m.
Friday
Klangeu
Fri., May 20, 12,30 p.m. Emp. of Japan Fri, May 20, 4.30 p.m. Fri, May 20, G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Alr Mall for "KLM." Airways Kaalma Maru
Service" due Amsterdam
May.
31st
Straits, Ceylon, India, East and Kasima Maru........Fri., May 20.
20, 4.15 p.m
20, 5 p.m.
Reg., Ord..
.May 20, 4 p.m. May 20, 4.30 p.m.
Europe via Marseilles duc Mar- seilles, 20th June
*South Africa, Aden, Egypt and
G. P. O. and K. P. 0. Rcg.,
May
Ord.,
"Straits and Europe vla Marseilles Soudan
-duc Marseilles, 22nd June
MoFri May 20.
Central and South America and *Europe via San Francisco-dua San Francisco, Dth Junc.
G.P.O. and K.P.O. Parcels, ......May 20, 5 p.m.
Reg. Ord..
May 21, 0.45 am.
May 21, 10.30 am.
Saturday
ו'
G. P. O. & K. P. O. Reg.,
May 20, 4:15 p.m. Ord. May 20, 5 p.m.
Japon, Honolulu, U.S.A., Canada, Pres. Cleveland......Fri, May 20.
Shanghai, Japan and Europe via Fushimi Mara Sat., May 21, 3.30 p.m.
Siberia
Air Mall for "K.LM. Airways Conte Biancamano. Sat, May 21.
G. P. O, and K. P. O. Direct Servico"-due Amsterdata.
Reg
May 21, 4 pun: 2nd June
May. 21; 4,80 p.m. Manila, Straits, Ceylon, India, Egypt Conte Blancamano Sat., May 21-
and *Europe vin Naples-due- Naples, 13th June.
Saigon, Madang, Salamaua, Rabaul. Neptuna ....
*Sydney Melbourne
Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Imperial Airways Plane Sat., May 21.
Bervice" due Direct
29 May.
Air Mail for Australia by "Imperial Imperial Airways Plano Sat, May 21.
Direct Service"dus
Ord.,
G. P. O, & E. P. 0.
Reg
.... May 31, 4.15 p.m.
Ord.,
...... May 21, 5 p.m.
Mulnum
Halphong
Sat, May 21, 5 p.m. „Sat., May. 21, 5 p.m.
Hallow, Pakhoi and "Haiphong
Szechuen... Sat., May 21, 5 p.m,
London,
G. F. O, and K. P. 0.
Rek.... Ord
May 21, $ pan.
May 22, Noon.
Airways Darwin, 26th May.
G.P.0, and K.P.O.
Rex.
May 21, 5 p..
Ord,
Sunday
Bangkok via Swałow Swatow and Shanghai
Swatow, Foochow and Tientsin
Kolgan
Sulyang
Yunnan
Monday
Suisang
Parcels, Ord...
*Superscribed correspondence only.
BUDGET SURPLUS
Canberra. The excess of £3,000,000 in Aust trollan Customs revenue over the Mr. Justice Langton added that he As a matter of fact, not only were Budget estimate for the past eight thought that Mr. Turner, who wor the Japanese attempts to cross the months indicates that, there will be remarkable only for the density of Great Divide repeated failures, but a Budget surplus of about £2,000,-
MAIL DOG FAITHFUL TO END the Chinose had actually recovered 000 for the current financial year. his comprehension, was in such a
Revenue from sources besides Cus muddled state when he made the more than ten districts in south
toms appears likely to agree closely BOSTON-Donnie, the "mall dog." statement that he did not say any Shanst since that time, he said.
is dead. For three years the gallant thing which he knew to be untrue. "The fact is," he said, "the Japan with estimates, so that Customs re
colpis wil dotermine the surplus cocker spaniel saw to it that the mail He made every conceivable mia ese occupied areas at the end of last
on the Chestnut Hill route went Straits and Calcutta take, but he did it through stupidity, year have been first reduced to lines The Customs surplus is unlikely to fright and carelessness, and not and now to mere precarious points grow in the remaining months of the through. When the regular carrier but Budget expenditure will Patrick Flaherty took time off, through any wish to deceive. That exposed to the danger of Chinese year,
from every direction. probably be about £1,000,000 over Donale made the rounds with the being so, it was right and fair that attacke
'The estimated figure-Router. pepo subgiltute. ho should keep his decree,
Central News,
May 22, Noon.
Sun, May 22, 9 ... Sun., May 22, 9 a.m.. Sun, May 22, 9 a.m.
Mon, May 23, May 23, 11 am.
May 23; Noon.
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