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CHEE HINGʻ CO. COAL MERCHANTS

Off---15, Connaught Road, 2nd Floor, Tel. 27300. SAMARINDA DYAK COAL & NATAL NAVIGATION COAL both good for Bunkers, Galleys, Factories, etc. Apply to MR.PONG WING TONG, Manager,

CANADIAN PACIFIC

STEAMSHIPS

- HOTELSH

- RAILWAYS - EXPRESS

BERTHING PLANS FOR 1939 ARE OPEN

MAKE BOOKINGS EARLY

to secure accommodation desired:

TO CANADA, UNITED STATES and EUROPE

vla Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama

EMPRESS OF CANADA vis Ionolulu EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

EMPRESS OF JAPAN via Honolulu EMPRESS OF ASIA

M

.... Noon, Thurs., Aug. 18. .7.00 a.m., Fri, Sept. 2. ......Noon, Fri, Sept. 16. .6.00 a.m., Fri, Sept. 30.

Air-conditioned equipment on C.P.R. Trans-Continental Trains. Frequent Canadian Pacifio Allantle sallings to European Poris.

TO MANILA

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

Union

Building

„Thurs., Aug., 25,

Canadian Pacific

NDL

Telephono

20752

FAR EAST EXPRESS

PASSENGER & FREIGHT SERVICES.

From Hong Kong to Vesseli

EUROTE

Porta

Donau ...... Marseilles, Antwerp, Oran, R'dam, Hamburg, Bremen

Date

*

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1938.

NEWS IN PHOTOGRAPHS

Here is the chiet wedding group at America's recent distinguished wedding, when John Roo- sevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark were married at Nahant, Mass. Left to right: Mrs. F. Haven Clack, widowed mother of the bride; the bride, the former Anne Lindsay Clark; the groom, Jolin A. Roo- sevelt, and his parents, President and Mrs. Franklin D. nosevelt. The Chief Executive later cruised

to New York.

BANKS.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI DANKING CORPORATION.

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

Incorporated by Royal Charter 1833 HEAD OFFICE-LONDON. 3 Biadopagate K.C.1.

Authorised Capital $30,000,00 Inued and Fully Pald-up.... 20,000,0 Reserve Funde:-

Sterling

#0,000,000 'aid-up Capital

$1,000,000 Hongkong Currency Reserve $10,000,000 Reservo Liability of Proprietors 13,000,000 Reserve Lability of Proprietors $20,000.300 Reserva Fund................................ £3,000,000

DEAD OFFICE:-HONGKONG, NOARD OF DIRECTORS——

TE. l'arco, Esq..

Chairman.

tion. Mr, J., J. Paterson. Deputy Chairman,

J. R. Massoni, Eng.

J. K. Boundeld, Esq. A. II. Compton, Eag G. tiakin, Esct.

Hon. Me.. IL. Dodwell K. B. Morrison, Esq M. T, Johnson, Esq. Hon. Mr. A. L., Shields

D. C. Edmundston, Esq. Acting Chiel Manager,

AMOY

JANGKOK

DATAVIA

BOMBAY

CALCUTTA

CANTON

CHEFOO

COLOMBO DADIEN FOOCHOW HAIPHONG HAMBURG HANKOW HARDIN

HONGKEW

ILOILO

rot

JOHONE

KONE

KOWLOON

BRANCHES:-

LONDON

LYONS MALACCA MANILA

MUAR (JOHONE)

MUKDEN

NEW YORKK

PEIPING PENANC

RANGOON

SAIGON

BAN FRANCISCO SHANGHAI SINGAPORE HOURABAYA BUNGEI PATANI SWATOW

- TIENTSIN

TOKYO

TSINGTAOD

KUALA LUMPUR ΤΟΚΟΣΑΜΑ

Current Accounts opened in Local Cur- rency and Fixed Deposits received for: ong year or shorter periods in Local and other currencies on terms which will be quoted on application.

ALSO up to date SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES in various sizes TO LET

Hongkong. 2nd Nay, 1938.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

The Business of the above Bank 1 conducted by the Hongkong and Shang- tal Banking Corporation. Rules may be notnined on application. FOR THE HONGKONG AND SHANGILAJ BANKING CONTORATION,

D, C, EDMONDSTON,

Acting Chier Manager Hongkong. 2nd May, 1938.

Infant Likes His Briar

Toronto.

A

AGENCIES AND BRANCUE!)

Bombay

Balgon

Setemban

Shanghai Bingapore

Sourabaya

Sitiawan

MANCHESTER branch: 71 Mosley St, Manchester.

Alor Star Amritsar

Bangkok Batavia

Ipoh Karachi

Calcutta- Canton

Kiang Kola Kuala

Lumpur

| Cawnpore

Küching

Taiping Tientala

Cebu

Madras

Tongkan

Colombo

Manila

Dail ilaiptiong

Medar

Tsingtao

Yokohama

HARE

Hankow

Herbin

New York

Helping

(Peking)

4

Penang

Hongkong Nangoon

(Bhuket)

Zamboanga

Foreign Exchange and General Bana- ing business transacted.

Current Accounts opened and Pizes Deparits received for one year or sharLME periods at rates which will be quoted application.

The Bank's fiead Office in London Undertakes Executor & Trustee business. and claims recovery of Eiritish Income Tax overpaid, on terms which may be ascertained at any of its Agencies & Branches,

D. J. GILMORE.

Acting Manager, Hoogkong. Int Jusse, 1933.

THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED.

Head Omer-15, Gracechurch Street,. London, E.C.3.

Autherised Capital

Subscribed Capital Paid-up Capital Reserve Fund and Rest

BANKERS:

£3,000,000

1,000,000

1,050,000

1,247,030

The Bank of England & Midland

Bank, Ltd.

BRANCHES

Ipoh Kuantan Kandy

Batų kok Bambu

Calcutta Colombo

· Koracht

Delhi Galle Hongkong Howrah

Every

Kota Bharu

Kuala Lipia

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Trengganu

Madras New York Penang Rangeon Shanghai

Simla

Singapore

HONGKONG BRANCHI.

Exchange Business transacted.

description of tanking and

TRUSTEE AND EXECUTORJIP UNDERTAKEN.

year ago youthful Alphonse Robert Alda picked up his father's pipe and started smokin. To-day,) not smoking the brio, Papa Alda says when the babe first

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened In Local SAW the Currency and FIXED DEPOSITS received pipe he beenme curious, so permitted in Lacht Currency, STERLING & U.S. the child to try it in hopes a mild DOLLARS on terms that may be ascer sickness might discourage Robert Laned on application, from smoking.

OUR BRITISH

D. BENSON.

Manager.

CROSSWORDS

LAUR.

Gaelsenhu

Senat, R'dam. Bremen, burg

.... Aug.

25

STRAITS & CEYLON Donau

Singapore,

Penong.

Belawan,

Colunibo

Aug.

MANILA

Giaclaenau

Chelsene

S'pore, Penang. Delawan, Colombo. Aur. ..Manila

Aug.

SÉANCIAL & JAPAN Scharnhorst

Shanghai, Yokohama, Kobe

Sept.

SHANGHAI, NORTH Crefeld

CHINA & JAPAN

Regensburg

Taku, Dalren

AUR. 17

Siral, Kobe, Osaka, Yokohama,

Taku, Tingiau

Aug.

#ཤྩ བྷུ*; - ་ྐརྨ

20

24

23

0

23

BOUTE ЯКА

IBLANDA

Friderun

Bfedang, Balamaus, Tulagi, Habau),

etc.

Sept....30

Subject to Alteration without Notice, For Passage and Freight apply to:

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD BREMEN

AGENTS

·MELCHERS & CO.

Queen's Buildnig

Telephone 27772.

CANTON AGENTS: JEBSEN & CO., SHAMEEN, B.C.

13

#16

THE

SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC

SERVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS

Da Lrg

(with limited, but exceptionally good passenger accommodation) TO PORT SUDAN, PORT SAID, ALGIERS, ORAN, CASABLANCA, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, (AMSTERDAM) HAMBURG, COPENHA- GEN, OSLO, GOTHENBURG and other SCANDINAVIAN PORTS HOMEWARDS:

M.V. "NINGPO"

ALV. "NAGANA”

ALV. "NAGAHA"

sailing about

salling about

OUTWARDS to: Yokohama, Kobe & Osaka.

M.V. "SHANTUNG"

PASSAGE FARES TO LONDON OR ANTWERP, M.V. "NIPPON", M.V. "NINGFO"1st Class

Other vessels

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Hongkong:

Phone: 30980.

Cabin de Luxe

Agents:

COPIES OF

30th Aug.

2011 Sept.

13th Aug. 16th Sept.

£50.10.0 £04.0.0.

£53

G. E. HUYGEN.

Cauten. Phone: 11495.

PHOTOGRAPHS

by "Staff Photographer" appearing in the

"SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST"

and

"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" may be purchased

at the Business Office of "The Hongkong Telegraph" Morning Post Building, Wyndham Street.

Smüing cheerfully, here is Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden,

as he left the ship Kungsholm at Philadelphila, to be taken to the

Medical Centre In New York, because of kidney trouble he suffered en route to America. With him is his personal physlelan, Dr.

Harold Ernberg. Ile had to cancel Delaware Valley tercentenary appointments,

King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, right, shown during his récent visit

to the birthplace of Fremler Mussollat in Rocca delle Caminate, In

the province of Fort. Near this humble cottage the King was shown by Mussolini where his father worked as a blacksmith and where his mother, a teacher, gave the boy ferillo his first educational training.

Anthony Eden, former British

Foreign Secretary, in his robes as he received an honorary Doc- tor's degree at Cambridge Unl-

versity, England. Mr. Eden re- signed his postlion as Secretary over a difference of opinion with Prime Minister Chamberlain,

Duchess of Atholl, British. Con-

nervalive, who angrily charged

In the House of Coramens that

German-made guns were pointed

at Britain's famous foriress at

Olbraltar, from Insurgent Spain.

She added to Prime Minister

Chamberlain's worries by de-

manding his action.

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1 Dope (5).

ACROSS

4 My one crib has become very

rudimentary (9).

8 One can't pin it down to any

place (7).

9 Celebrate, certainly, but woke

up finally (7).

10 Wherein many famous portraits

have been executed (4).

11 The middle weight is many

times the whole (5).

12 Gardeners don't make much

inoney from it (4).

A change of this "pep" In Reds Is a matter that concerry Mr. Roosevelt (13).

17 Where the heather and the bluebells grow (two words-5, 8).

20 An indication is suficient (4). 21 Divided an Instruction to cricketers, united used to con- duct (5).

22 It gets along swimmingly (4). 25 A speaker at this kind of meet- ing can hardly be said to bring the house down (two words—,, 3).

20 A suilor in the distance is

pleasant. (7).

27 That bribe to the organ grinder

to go away? (0),

28 In a storm it shout beware of

a middle shore (5).

DOWN

I It has given place to the taxi

(0).

2 This flower might be plucked

by itself (7).

3 Part of 2 down (4).

4 Americans given a seat herein soon lose all interest in current events (two words-8, 5). Sailors know there's room for more than three feet on it (4).

Carefully tend with hours in making it (7),

7 He would not keep cool if be- headed, the dishonest fellow (5),

This business is providing nice things to cat (11).

13 He gave us insight into life in

Stuart times (6).

14 Four-fths of this bit of meat

the diner will find, is as hard as a board (5).

18 Ancient document maybe, tea-

turing coy males (9),

18 There's good material in her,

but it is reversed (7).

10 Leave it to footballers and

babies to do (7).

20 There's more than a little in

sinckness (5).

23 This 5 down may contain many

unimals (4).

24 This may lead to one of the

antagonists, being plain with i (4),

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