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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Ofce furniture, com- celling with chair, prising desk
Inn, cupboard, leather covered setter etc. Can be seen at and chairs, room 53, Hongkong Stock Exchange Buliding.
CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.
N. Y. K. LINE (NIPPON TUSEN KAISHA.1 From EUROPE and STRAITS. The Steamship
"FUSHIMI MARU” having arrived from the above ports, of Cargo are hereby Consignees informed that their Goods are being innded and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Whert and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, whence delvery may obtained
Goods not cleared by the 28th May 1930, will be subject to rent
Damaged pnckiges must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignee's and the Co.'s representa- lives on any Tuesdays and Fridays at 2.30 pm, within the free storage
examination the For period.
the damaged dutiable goods, signees must Brrange for a Revenue Offer to be present.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE
We have pleasure in announcing GEORGE that Mr. EDWARD
BELBIN bas been CRAVEN appointed a Director of this Com- pany. ARNHOLD TRADING COMPANY,
LIMITED.
SHARE PRICES
The following is the list of local share quotations issued this morning.
Banks
H.K. Bank, $1,310/20 mu. II.K. Banks, (Lon. Reg.) £01% Chartered Banks, £12 n. Mercantile Bank, A. and B. £28 Mercantile Bank, C., £14 D. Enst Asia Bank, $00 n.
Insurances
Conton Ins., $257 n. Unton Ins., $518 b. China Underwriters, $2 1⁄4 n. H.K. Fire Ins., $230 n.
Shipping
Douglas, $85 n.
b.
K. Steambouts, $221 Indo-Chinos (Prof.), $00 n. Indo-Chinas (Def.), $21 n. Shell Bearer 82/6 n. Union Waterboats, $8.90 n.
Docks oto.
n.
H.K. & W. Wharves, $1374 11. B.K. & W. Docks, $21 II.K. & W. Docks (new), $21 n.
& W. Docks Rta, $11 n. H.K. & Providents (old), $3.00 . Providents (new), $3,55 st New Engineerings, Sh. $4.95 m. Shoughal Docks. Sh. $100
Kailan Muting Adm.. 14/6 Haube, $9.90 n.
Venz: Goldfield, $2.00 b.
of CO-
Hongkong Mines, 10
cts.
11.
Phillipping Mining
Autumaks, P. 44 sa.
All calms nust be presented with- in ten days of the steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot he recognized.
No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Gudowns.
No Bre insurance has been effected. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. Hongkong, 23rd May, 1938,
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Atoks, P.
Baguio Gold, P.
Benguet Consol.. P. 9.30 sa
Benguet Explor,
Big Wedge, F. -
Coco Groves, P. 50 sa Consolidated Mines, P. Demonstrations, P.
E. Mindanao, P. →→ Gumaus
272
NU.
G'folds, P.--
Ino Gold. F. **
IX.L., P. 61 sa.
Itogons, P.---
Masbate Consols., P. --
Min. Resources, P.
Northern Min., P.
Purneale Gumpus, P. Salacot Mining, P.- Son Marlet, P. 40 Suyoc Consol., P. 10 sa. United Paragnies, P. 32
Lunds, Hotels, etc.
11. and S. Hotels, $0.80 b H.K. Lands, $37 n.
H.K. Lands, 4 Deber $161 b.
S'hai Lands, Sh. $0 n.
Metropolitan Lands, Sh. -
Humphries, $0.15 . H.K. Realties, $5.70 b. Chinese Estutes, $100 n. China Realties, Sh. -- Chine Debent,—
Publle Utilities
#K. Tramways, $17 u. Peak Trams (old), $7 b. Peak Trams (new), $34 n. Star Ferries, 5081⁄2 n.
THE HONGKONG * TELEGRAPH, MONDAY,
CHINESE FORCES EFFECTING JUNCTURE
(Continued from Page 1.)
LOYALIST GAINS AND
plan roughly parallel to the LOSSES.
offensive on Hsuchow have driven 400 miles since April 20 and have of Chinese engaged Ave divisions troops, it was reported here to-day.
These ongagements during the last 27 days in particular, it was claimed, hove prevented 18th., 33rd, 08th., and 100th. Divisions from advane- ing north.-Domel.
Favourable Turn
und
Hankow, May 23. A rapid succession of important
manoeuvred cleverly strokes executed against straddled units of Japanese at several points along the railway have now removed the enemy rent on an extended front along the Lunghat line west of Hauchow be- btween Kweitch and Lanteng.
Youmat! Ferries rum rights $24
Yauranti Ferries rights $3 n. China Light (old), $11.55/50 China Light (new), $9.20 n. LK Electric. $00/00.10 sa. Maceo Electric, $174 b. Sandakan Lights, $14% n. Telephone (old), $28 n. Telephone (new)." $10.80 n. China Buses, Sh. Singapore Treetions, 23/6 m. Slogapore Prel,, 23/6 n.
Industrials Cald: Mace, (old), Sh. $14% n. Cald: Maeg. (Pret.), Sh. $12% n. Canton ices. $1.70 n. Cements, $17,30 n. 1.K. Ropes, $4.70 n.
Stores, &c.
Dairy Farm, $343⁄4 n.
Watsons, 30% n.
Lane Crawfords, $9% n.
Sinceres, $2.20 n.
Wing On (H.K.), $50 n. William Powell, Ltd., 79 cts. n. Cotton Mills
Ewo Colton, Sh. $13.40 m. S'hal Cotton (old), Sh. $78 n. Zoong Slogs, Sh.
Wing On Textiles. Sh. $15 n.
Miscellaneous II.K. Entertainments, $0.68 n. Constructions, $14 b. Vibro Piling, $54. Ch, Govt. 4%
75% prm. n.
1023
GSBonds..
H.K. Govt. 4% Loan 6% prm, n. H.K. Govt. 34% Loan 2% prm.
p
Wallace Harpers, Marsmans Ins. (Lon.), 5/- 10/0 n. Marsmans Ins., (H.K.) B/-3/10 b.
D.
EXCHANGE
Selling
T.T. London Demand..!
TT. Shanghai T.T. Singapore T.T. Japan T.T. Indin T.T. U.S.A. T.T. Manila T.T. Batavia T.T. Dangkok T.T. Saigon TUT. France
Germany Switzerland Australia
Buying
Colliding with private motor-car4 m/ Lic London
do. No. 3307 at the function of Wyndham 4 m/s D/P Street and Queen's Rond contmi, Tse 4 m/s L/C U.S.A. Kwong, 82, received injuries to his 4 m/a Franco left fool. He was removed to the 30 dia India Queen Mary Hospital yesterday.
The recapture of feng station, three miles east of Lanteng yester- day afternoon, is confirmed by a telephonic message from the front. A majority of the 500 Japanese troops holding the station were merellessly slain by the Chinese assault, while the remnants were scattered to the northwest and northeast.
Peichich, another important strong- held about thirty miles east of Kal- recaptured by the feng, was also defence forces at two o'clock yester- n spirited en- day afternoon after
los! counter in which the Japanese several hundred men.
With the return to Chinese hands
to
threal un of Pelchich, the enemy Kalfeng has now been removed.
of Disconnected detachments Japanese army,
It is claimed, are attacked by
now being vigorously
Chinese forces in the vicinity of Nelhwang, Yehchikang and Niuti-
Both Sides In Spain Claim Successes
MAY 23, 1038.
Madrid, May 23, Big-senle operations have been re-
with sumed on the Teruel front favourable weather.
A Loyalist communique claims to have repulsed an Insurgent attack east of Teruel, 250 Insurgents being illed in bayonet fighting near Alcalü de la Selva.
road, The Balaguer-Tremsports which is the main line of the In- with the surgents communications Pyrenees front, has been cut-Reuter,
COUNTER-CLAIMS
Salamunen, May 23. An Insurgent communique claims to have repulsed a deep Loyalist at- tuck in the Balaguer sector with a loss of 350 dead and with 12 Russion tanks put out of action.
The communique states that the Insurgents captured Corbalon and are now in complete possession of the Teruel-Cuntavieja rond.-Reuter.
POLICE RESERVE ORDERS
SUDETENS ESTABLISH MANILA TO
LEAD IN ELECTIONS
(Continued from Page 1)
ing lato negotiations with the Czech Government unlit guarantees prevl ously asked for are given.-Reuter,
No Election Fover
Prague, May 22. The elcellons passed off with com- plete calm. Not one single incident was reported,
Dr. Milan Hodza received the Sudelen lenders, the conversations lasting, it is understood, for only few minutes, and dealing with ud~ ministrative questions.
1
iz
its
01
Herr Henlein's party Increased is poll almost everywhere, but not proportion to the increase in membership. In other words, their poll to-day was less than the come bined voles at the last elections
the German party, Henlein the Agrarion and Activist Party, which are now amalgamated. There was a decline in the vote for the German Social Democrat party Disp.
On the other hand, the Czech Con- National Socialist parly, the servative organisation and the Czech Social Democrat party are described as winning all along the line in Czech towns-Reuter,
RESERVISTS CALLED
Prague, May 22.
There were no signs of nervousness
HONGKONG STOWAWAY
Man Caught On The President Cleveland
COLONY RESIDENTS SIGN RENT PETITION
has
(Continued from Page 1) vided for additional thousands of refugees who may flock to Hongkong. "6. That during the past three months attention has been called to the the prevailing. conditions in columns of the local newspapers, both English and Chinese; and on March 0, 1038, Your Excellency op- Admitting that he had obtained a pointed a Commission, which passage on the President Cleveland since been known as the "Rents Com- Hongkong without mision," to inquire into and report the situation. The Rents Com- from Manila to the consent of the owners, Flaviano mission in due course presented its Rusco, 38, was Aned $20 and ordered report; but its findings, in the humble to pay $25 to the Dollar Line, by opinion of your petitioners, did not Mr. K. M. A, Barnett at the Kowloon provide a solution to the dimeultics
experienced by tenants. Magistracy thlm morning Rasco:
That the position is rapidly
The law as I becoming desperate. stands permits eviction of tenants. There have been several eases in the Courts, and there are more to come. Residents of long standing in the Colony are being compelled to quit.
explained that he had intended to stow away to Honolulu.
L/Sergt. A. Bone said that Rasco had been found in a Wosi room when the third class parrengers were mustered for bont drill in the har- bour. He had Filipino and American money to the value of $100 in loen! currency.
EUROPEAN TENSION
upon
homes, and no alternative - commodation is available.
"B. That your petitioners feel that, Government should no longer delay the adoption of adequate measures to control the situation before more serious injury is Indiefed upon those residents of the Colony who have been, and others who are about to con- become. sufferers from the Requences of excessive rents and
among the people as the municipal AFFECTS WALL ST.Inescapable evictions."
elections quietly proceeded."
New York, May 21.
were
not
Intending signatories were asked to note: Persons of any nationality Unusual activity was noticeable
The market was influenced by the may sign; they must be residents of Outside the Prague barracks, however,
business or be in the employ of and reservists who were eniled to the uncertainty of the Czecho-Slovakian Colony; they must be engaged in colours yesterday were still arriving, altuntion, the drop in Pittsburgh steel persons, firms or Companies in the
Colony. crowds of womenfolk calling to take operations, and Roosevelt's delay in
the tax bill. algoing
However, Persons in the employ of the ብ tearful farewell of their men.
Douglas Secretary
promised Co Hongkong Government Outside of the one barracks stood a
eliminating exchange allowed to sign the petition. long column of motor lorries requisi-operation
the Commission'a abuses. He shid tioned from tradesmen.
exchange object is to give the The political committee
broader policing power. Issued Sudelen Germans
Encouraging news was the Senate munique rejecting the official Czech account of the incident at Eger yester-Committee's effort to prevent
competing with private day, when a Czech poilceman fred on WPA funds for the construction of and killed two Germans on a moter-utilities eyele, allegedly because they refused enterprises. from
to halt when called on to do so.
chuan, which have all been retaken The orders by the Hon Mr. T. H.
from the invading forces.
King, Commissioner of Police, issued
West of Lanferig along the Lung-to-day are: ha line. Japanese Dying detachments succeeded in reaching inglung and Luwang stations yesterday but were driven back by stubborn Chinese resistance.
At Lutsun, northeast of linglung, Japanese mounted more than 400
in heavy beep! иге how engaged fighting with the Chinese forces. Central News.
171
Chinese Retake Railway Cities
CHINESE COMPANY Leave Inspector (R) David Lote has been granted 4 weeks leave of absence from the Colony,
1938 and Insperior May 23.
take wil Chow Tie dutics.
The fullowing pro-
Promotions.
115
GYPT
(R) hla
Botlus to date from May 23, 1938 have been approved: --
VICA
-
Hankow, May 23 The Military Affairs Cominission,
offletully commentque, nounces the recapture by Chinese forers of Nethawing and Ifeng east of railway Lunghuni Lanfeng on the yesterday morning.
The Dothara Division, southward from Holsch Shantung, has been routed Chinese defenders after 24 battle in which the surrounded trid turbinted, Japanese The
defving
west
by the violent Bvaders were
Aglating
Vis
ví
CUIZ-
Fukushima mechanised unit, after twenty-four hours continuous unprecedented feruelty, pletely defeated in the vicinity of Tangshan and Hwangkow.
The Chinese forces ciaimed to have killed 300 of the Japanese forces be
nnel captured tonging to this unit more than seventy tanks and armour- ed ears-Central News,
Chinese Troops Safe
Hankow, May 23. Anxiely for the fate of the the Chinese forces defending Hsuehow front when they were ordered to
strategical effect a retreat face of Japanese pres-
by allayed
อก sure has been official communique of the Mill- tary Affairs Commission, which units stales that the various
arrived have withdrawn safely in their new positJons.
These units, the communique states, are now ready for fresh operations against the Invaders.
all
When withdrawing from their original line, the communique announces, some of the units in clever sortles smashed a few the straddled detachments of Japanese furces, and achieved "unexpected military success."— Central News.
Lanfeng Falls
Shunghal, Muy 23.
Lanfeng, half way between Kai-
им 0.
Ta Sub.- PSR. 39 The Huk On inspector t/c No. 2 Pintoon. P.S.R. 07 to Sub-Inspec- Chau Ching Chiu tor to act as Equipment offer
(R) Sub-Inspector
/e No Shu Chuen posted
1 Platoon, S.R. 20 Chun Chung Tum to Crown Sergeant /e No,
Anti-Gas Instruri, Section and LS.R. 39 Thong Po Hing to Crown Sergeant 1/e af Itecruits, S.R. 12 Wong King Chuen to Crown Sergeant Section, P.C.R. 20 Leung On Thi to Lance Sergeant, P.C.R. 52 Hoo Kam Chiu to Lance Sergeant, and P.C. 80 Chan Ying Pan to Lance Sergeant. Serge
Appointment Crown Sergeant 846 Thomas Yip is appointed Assistant Equipment Offeer vice P.SR. 39 Tsu Huk On promoted to Sub-Inspector. as from May 23, 1938.
All re
of the
a
COM-
The Sudeten communique says that the strongest protest will be delivered! to competent circles refuting the
of The Czech
tragedy.. pregunt Renter.
SUDETENS RESPONSIBLE
Berlin, May 22
the An agreement permitting Sudeten Germans to take over the maintenance of order in the Sudeica districts is reported to have been reached yesterday between Dr. M. Hodza, the Czech Prime Minister, and the representative of the Sudetenɛ, Herr Frank.
Herr Frank agatri called on Dr. Hodza this morning, and complained that he was being impeded by con- intial interruption on telephones and by the fact the armed Czech National Guards were patrolling the streets of Sudeten towns
Herr Frank also complained that the Czech National armed guards had been called up for service.
11 Is understood that the Czech Prime Minister has refused at present Training Course---Part I.
the to withdraw
mrd but has crits of the Chinese Company will attend Central
on promised to meet with the Sudeten Thursday, May 26 at 17.30 hours for requests.-Reuter, Turt 1 of Training Course Elias. Thang 13 P.S.J 30 Multi.
Police Station
under Dress-
INDIAN COMPANY
Constable R230 Commendation. M. Y. Khim is commended by the Hon. C.P. for vigilance and neat in 23rd arresting a Chinese Male April, 1938 who was convicted for Larceny from Person.
041
Strength.
The following members have been taken on the strength of the Indian Company, as from May 21, 1938
Sarwar, R208 S. Z. Alam. R237 Kainin Pachoo, R290 S. Omar, and R300 D, Singh.
Training Course--Part I. The fol-
have qualified towing members Part 1 of Training Course on Tues- day, May 17, 1930-
Constables R204 Ghulam
n
Constables R223 Firdas Khan, R232 Khon Mohamed, R235 A.A. Pipe, and R240 S. Singh,
All recruits of the Indian Company will attend No. Police Station on Wednesday, May 25 at 17.30 hpurs Khan for under P.S.R. 274 Mehdi
Dress
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT
London, May 22. A brief despatch from Berlin, stating that it was understood that 1 slight improvement had occurred-in the international situation, provided 1) day of after relief in London
Sabbath atl unusund unensiness ministerial activities, culminating in the Cabinet meeting at 5 pm.
Foreign day the Earlier in the Secretary, Lord Halifax, had con ferred with the German and French Ambassadors, Herr von Dirksen and M. Corbin and, accompanied by the Simon, Home Secretary, Sir John has also conferred with the Premier, Mr. Neville Chamberlain,
il
any
NO TELEPHONE
TO CANTON
MANILA SHARES
The following business done quota- ions were received after the close of the morning session by Swan, Cul- bertson & Fritz from their Mantla office:
Antoniok
Atok
Nagulo Gold
Benguet Consolidated Coco Grove Consolidated Minen Demonstration
San Mauriclo Suyoc
Bualness Dons Prices in Pesos
.43 Unquoted
21
9.30
.003
Unquoted
Unquoted
45%
Unquated
Unquoted
The tone of the market:Quiet.
Telephone communication between IX... Hongkong and Canton has been inter- Paracale Gumaus rupted since last Friday.
"We cannot say when it is likely United Paracale
resumed,' that the service will be An official of the Hongkong Telephone Company told the Telegraph morning.
"The fault hus developed on Chinese section of the line.
this
the
"It is one of the longest interrup tions sustained on this trunk line."
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
VALUABLE BRACELET LOST AT LIDO
The loss of a bracelet valued at $150 at the Lido, Repulse Bay, was report- Elliot of ed to the police by Mrs. Austin Road.
GOVERNOR DINES WITH YACHTSMEN
18
The forthcoming wedding is an-
His Excellency the Governor nounced of Mr. Conrado de Castro,
with to-night
the Fing of San Fernando, Pampanga, P.1., and dining Miss Caroline Mejia Remedies, of omcers and Members of the Royal
Hungkong Yacht Club. 425 Astrias, Manila.
POST
OFFICE.
Per
Mausang Shirala
INWARD MAILS
From
Duc
Calcutta and Straits
May 21.
Calcutta and Straits
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Air Mall by "Imperial Airways date. Service"-London Direct
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a
to
Tientsin and Swatow Bangkok
Japan and Shanghai Japan
For
The Berlin despatch added that the exact reasons for the improve- ment in the international situation was ng yet unknown. but it was fact that a party of British women and children who had arranged return to England to-night hd post- official paned their departure on advice-Reuter.
GERMAN DEMOCRATS FAIL
Prague, May 22. The Czech elections take place on three separate days--May 22, May 20 and a day in the beginning of June. To-day's elections were held in southward from Instructional Patrol.
Progue and 177 clectorial districis in circular tional patrol for members of the Fly- Bohemia, Moravia, and Solvakia, in- the Yellow River, and
Japanese dyinging: Squad will be carried out on Fri- clu
cluding both Czech and Sudeten- movement by
out-flanked Chinese day, May 27, 1938. All mmebers will German districts. column, which
In 17 districts candidates were re- troops in the Kwelteh area, and ap- parade at Central Police Station al
German The peared to be driving northerly to-
17.15 hours. Dress White Uniform. turned unopposed.
Social Democratie Parly is the only and Cap with White Cover. wards Lanfeng.
German party opposing the condition parties under the Sudeten leader, Herr Hentein.
feng and Kwelteh, described as the Part I. of Training Course. key to Kwelteh, is on the verge of | Mufli. being recaptured, state Japanese despatches from the front, following
u combined drive
11
More than 10,000 Chinese troops, officers love several including surrendered to the Japanese since Japaneso the fall of suchow, despatches add. Independent
that
state reports Chinese, trapped east of Hauchow, are continuing to fight in an effort to drive their way through the Japanese cordon to their comrades east of the Tientsin-Pukow rullway.
small Although
numbers succeeded in getting through, fate of the majority of the Chinese is still in the balance-Reuter,
have the
162 Clash Of Mechanised Steel
.18. 219
.125
.83%
103
Lanfeng, May 25. Chinese mechanised steel and nen again proved their might when fresh 824 Chinese units, in a bloody combat with 2,000 Japanese forces equipped .61%
crashed with
weapon modern
.30
.107
.10.05
FLYING SQUAD
An Instruc-
EMERGENCY UNIT RESERVE Ist Aid Instructions. First Aid In- atructions will be given by Inspector (R) W. V. Field at the EUR. Club on Friday, May 27 at 17.30 hours. All members are requested to attend.
C. CHAMPKIN,
DS.P. (R).
INDECENT ASSAULT CHARGE
Charged with indecent assault on .00% through the enemy ine and routed a 14-year-old girl at Stubbs Road on 100% the invaders after an all night May 20, Lau Won-pul, houseboy, cast of Kweileh: last was remanded for a week when he uppeared before Mr. H. R. Butters at the Central Magistracy this morning. When applying for the remand, Detective Sub-Inspector Darkin saki that a further serious charge may be preferred against the accused.
.76 1834 1/87%
engagement night.
Niutlchwan, a small village cast of Kweltch, has returned to Chinese hands after the failure of a fresh Japanese counter-attack Just night.
Crushing the Japanese mechanised 1/8 unila before them, the Chinese troops 1/8.3/82 have now surrounded the fleeing In- 31% vaders in the vicinity of Wellou, to 11 70 the south of the railway line. .04%
U.S. Cross rate in London
4.00
According to a telephonie message' from the front, the Chinese army,
ofier recapturing Keng station, have now advanced to Tungkanglow and Taying where fierce fighting is raging.
Central News,
In the German towns in Czecho- Slovakia, the German democratic bloc (all opponents of Henlein's party) obtained 25 per cent, fewer votes than in the previous elections-Reuter.
In the 1935 elections the German which
Rajputana
Kunchow
Kwelynng
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Air Mall for Slan, Lanchow and Eurasia Plane ......
Chengtu etc. (via Hankow) by
the "Eurasia Airways Service" (to further points by surface transport as services permit).
Rez, Ord.,
Tuesday
Samshui and Wuchow Halphong, Batavia and Sourabaya. Tilbadak Kongmoon Shanghai, Japan and Europe vla
Siberia
Taiming
On Lee..
Aramis Haltan
Kingyuan Muinam
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Swatow
*Haiphong
Mon., May 23..
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
May 29, 4.30 p.m. May 23, 5 p.m.
.Tues., May 24, 0.16 am.. Tues., May 24, Du.m. Tues.,, May 24, 10 am.
Tues., May 24, Noon. Tues., May 24, Noon.. .Tues., May 24, Noon. Tues., May 24, Noon. Tuca, May 24. G. F. O. and K. P. O. Ord.,
May 24, 11 ́am. Пед
May 24, 11.30 am. Tuca, May 24.
Air Mail for "K.L.M. Airways Direct Gulsang
Servloo"-duo Amsterdam,
June.
Straits and Calcutta
Suisang
Parcela, Ord.,
Social Democratic represents the Germaning pro letariat in Czech-Slovakia, gained 209,042 votes in the 1835 elections, and holds six seats in the Senate and If in the House of Deputies. Opposed to the definite pro-Nazi policy of the
Air Mail for Wachow, Kwelyang G.N.A.C. Plano Herr Henlein, the parties led by
and Chungking by the "O.N.A.0. Social Democrnife Party takes
attitude .on Airways Direct Service." rather
oggressive Nationalist questions.
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NEW LAUNCH FOR POST OFFICE
It is understood that the Post Office is submitting a request for another launch in the forthcoming estimates. Mail of all descriptions has in- creased so much that the present Post Office Inunch is hardly sufficient to transport the mult across harbour.
The necessity for an addition is a longstanding one but the request has not so far been met for economic
reason.
May 24, 11 a.m.
May 24, Noon.
Tuce, May 24.
K.P.O.
Hollow, Pakhot and Halphong.... Szechuen......Tues., May 24, Noon.
Samshui and Wuchow *Shanghal Kongmoon
Manila
May 14, Noon, May 24, Noon
Ileg,,
Ord.,
G.P.O.
Пед., Ord..
May 24, Noon..
May 20, 6 ani,
Wednesday
Swelow, *Shanghai and Tientsin. Tlentsin Shanghal, Japan and Europe via
Siberia Swatow, Foochow and Tientsin.... *Japan
Kongso Wed., May 23, 8.18 a.m. Taiyuan Wed, May 25, 0.30 a.m. Fook On.... Wed., May 25, 10 am.. Thurland Cantle
Wed., May 25, 11 am. Fooshing..Wed., May 25, 12.30 p.m.. Kronviken Wed., May 25, 12.30 p.m..
Aramis.... Wed, May 25, 1.80 p.m. Yunnan....Wed., May 25, 2.80 p.m. Mausang...Wed., May 25, 5 p.m.
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