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for 3 days prepaid

WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED to purchase set of howls 320,

Istus 3. 5 Peninsula Hotel

Apply

Roam

H.K. Stock Market

The

following quotations

were

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HONGKONG & WHAMPOA

DOCK CO., LTD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ordinary Yearly Meeting of Shareholders will be held in the Offices of the Company, 2 Queen's Buliding, Hong Kong, en Monday, 27th March, 1939, at Noen, fur consideration of the Directors' Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1938.

The Share Register and Trans- fer Books will be closed from 16th to 27th March, 1939, both days inclusive.

Board of

By Order of the

issued on the Hongkong Stock Mar- Directors,

ket this morning:

DANKS

H.K. Banks, $...... (x.d.) 1,435 K. H.K. Banks Lon. £ (x.d.) 80% n. Chartered £

..0 n.

Mercantile, A. &. B. £.

27 n.

Mercantile, C. £

East Asia S.

..13 A

.88 n.

INSURANCES

Canton $.

.217 b.

Union $.

China Underwriters cts,

H.K. Fice $.........

SHIPPING

Douglas $.

Steambouts ..

indo-Chinas, P. $ Indo-Chinos, DS.

Shell Bearer s/-

Waterboats $.

DOCKS ETC.

Wharves S. Doks (old) Docks (new) $.. Providents (ok) Providents (new) New Eng Sh. $. Shin. Docks, Sh.

Kailan s/-

MINING

Raubs $....

Venz: Goldfield $.

Hongkong Mines ck..

Antamoks P

Atoks Ps.

Baguio Gold P.

Benguet Cons. Ps.

Coco Grove P's.

Con. Mines P's.

Demonstrations Ps.

IX.L. Pa.

Gumaus Ps,

San Mauricio P's. Suyoc Consol Ps. Paracales P4.

Hotels

Lands $..

LANDS

Lands 4% dub. S..

Ferries (old) $.

.495 ..

да п. 100 b.

.67% 1. 15 . 40 n. .24 1. 84/1

11.

}}

E. COCK, Chief Manager, Hongkong, 1st March, 1939.

FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN,

What to do to help a child Anyone knowing of a child who has been assaulted, neglected, or -treated in a manner likely to cause unnecessary suffering or injury to health, or knowing of a parent who is secking advice on any matter concerning a child, would be doing: art act of kindness by communicating at once with

the

118 b. 17.70 Di The Hon. Secretaries, HK.S.P.C. 10 n. The Oki City Hall, Queen's Road C.) 635 n. 1 Hongkong, or the Inspector, 49, .0.20 . Pokfulum Road, Ist flour; or .0.35. Inspector, Violet Peel Health Centre, .96 Wanchal: or the Inspector, 12, Sni Yeung Choi Street, 1st floor, Kow- ioon.

17/3 n. 18.25 b. 3 n. 5 n.

44148

13.50 su.

441⁄2 sa. ,,003 1.

.10. .62 sa.

.15 0.

.1.82 n. .211⁄2'sa. .81 F3.

6.75 s.

30% b.

.107 n.

All further steps will be taken, and expenses borne, by the Society.

The Informant's name will be kept strictly private, except in cases where matice is proved.

Exchange At A Glance

SELLING

T.T. London Demand

153

Shai Lands Sh.$. Humphreys $ (x.d.) H.K. Renities S. Chinese Estates $

UTILITIES

.0% n.

T.T. Shanghai

15. 21 15. 2A

.180

.8.55 n.

T.T. Singapore

.5.20 b.

.100 n..

T.T. India

T.T. Japan

TT. U.S.A.

1954 D22 281%

Trams $..... Peak Trams (old)' Peak Trams (new)

14.85 b.

TT. Manila

50

50

.8 D.

TT. Batavia

.4 n.

T.T. Bangkok

Star Ferries S..

.08% 11.3

T.T. Saigon

.54% 150 10831

23.70 b.

T.T. France

10.00

Y. Ferries, (new)

22.70 b.

T.T. Germany

China Light (new) $. H.K. Electrics $.. Macao Electrics $.

China Lights, (old) s..

1.35 b.

TT. Switzerland

.71%

127

TT. Australia

1/03%

37% b.

18 n.

BUYING

Sandakan Lights $.

9.85 h

Telephones (old) $. Telophones (now) - $. Tructions s/- Trictions (Pref.) s/-

INDUSTRIAL

2214 B

.724 a.

4 m/s D/p

4 m/s L/e London

do.

1/32

4 m/s Lic U.S.A.

1/3.3/32

.20

23/- n.

4 m/s France

11.30

[24/- .n.!

30 d/s Indiu

U.S. Cross rate in Lon.

.04 .4.6811

14 n.

13 .

...1 b. .15.70 b.

4.10 b.

.251⁄2 su.

.75 b.

Cald: Macg. (ord.), Sh. Cald: Mucg. (Pre.), Sh.

Canton Ices $.

Cements $.

HK. Ropes $..

STORES, &c. Dairy Farma $.

S...

Watsons Lane Crawfords $.

Sinceres $.

Wing On (HK) $.

Powell, Ltd. cts.

COTTON MILLS

Ewo Sh. $.

Zoong Sings, Shs.

.8 n. .1.

Wednesday,

LADIES' DAY AT VALLEY

(Continued from Page 1.)

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

bell Grayburn, daughter of Sir Vandeleur Grayburn. Miss Grog- burn made the presentation.

Miss Grayburn was charmingly nt- tired in a royal blue erepe line length gown, simply cut with short sleeves. The gown was daintily ret off with a thin belt of silver and two silver clips, In the shope of bunches of grapes, which decorated the neck line. With this gen, the wote

all royal blue velvet hat.

ANOTHER "PUPPET"

KILLED

PINGKIANG, Mar. 1. ANOTHER "PUPPET" has paid Wang Kuu-fu. No-called his life for serving the Japanese, Chairman of the Peace Maintenance |

Bic

Was

Committe at Palylelilao, north-east of Teung-yang on the south Hupch bonter-Central News. i SHANGHAI OFFICIAL ESCAPES Ladies' Day brings forward all the

Shanghal, Feb. 20, Kao Shun-chen, sectional chief_of latest fashions and most women at the Valley to-day appeared to be the Consolidated Tax Bureau for and Anhwel, more Intrigued with the clothes than Kiangsu, Cheklung with the horses. Although the showed his heels to three would-be weather to-day was ideal for wear-assassins who invaded his residence ing light spring dresses, fashionable in French Concession last night. women took no chances against cold wenther and wore light top coats. This was, in itself, rather a pity, as so many smart little dresses were completely hidden from view.

BLACK PREDOMINANT

Binck was the predominant colour worn by women. In spite of the warmth of the day, handsome furs were well to the fore. Silver foxes were worn with a jaunty alr.

Velvet, felt and velour were still the popular among the Indies in choice of headgear. There frw perky straw hats gally decorated with posica of coloured flowers.

were

As they entered the building, they cried "We have come on a hunt for traitor", but by that time Kao had departed by the back door.

The three men left the house empty-handed-United Press.

March 1, 1939.

Don't spend

half your ilfe

HITLER & MUSSOLINI catching cold

TO MEET

London, Mar. 1.

Herr Hiller and Signto Mussolini will probally meet in North Italy near the Brenner Pass, it is un- affelally forecust by Berlin vorres- pondents.

Lad Northcote, arrived after noon with HE. the Governor and their zon. She was tastefully gowned in navy blue worn with navy blue hat. The ensemble was set off with fur necklet and a corange of violets.

The reason for the meeting is stated CHARDUNG OWNER

to be the need for a review of the axis polley in consequence of the Mrs. J. H. Toggart was a proud owner when Donald Black rode herent changes in Europe. pony Lancashire Chips to win the Adelaide Stakes. She WID

black

gratulated heartily by many present She looked charming as she led in her pony, dressed in n

and white gown worn with a silver fox cape. Her three-cornered chapeau was trimmed with dusty pink velvet

ribbon.

of

[BAYER

ASPIRIN'

Germany is credited with belug disappointed at the results of Count Cuno's visit to Poland, which, apart from a ne tag when hunting yester- WILL PROTECT YOU day, are thought in Berlin to be neeligible.

Politlen elreles seɩm even less con- cerned over the unti-German de- monstrations in Poland than with the belief that Count Clano falled la secure any sort of assurance from Colonel Beck in the case of a war in which France le involved.

The effect of this circumstance on Italy's Mediterranean policy is held to justify the dictators' conference on general policy--Reuter,

Mrs. T. E. Penree was ons of the irst ladies to arrive at t

Race Course this morning. She chose, at

mart

brown gown wom under a fur trimmed brown coat.

Mrs. Needa, daughter Eric Moller, owner of Navylight, was also an early arrival. She was accom- panied by her sister Miss Moller. The former wore a multi-coloured spring dress under a black cont, set HONGKONG ELECTRIC

off with

black felt hat, vell and black gloves. Her alster looked smart in a black cont (I could'nt e her gown). She wore a saucy white felt hat, white gloves ond ver los

furs.

Mrs. L. Dunbar was also taking no chances with the weather. Spring but frocks are glamorous, indeed, there's still comfort in cogy coats and furs. Her gown was of sitt, gally patterned, and worn under a top-coat. She sported a new spring hit, the aweetest looking thing. It was of navy blue straw trimmed with! a posy of flowers.

blue

Lady MacGregor chose a Scottish hat as Scottish as her name.

It was

DIVIDEND, BONUS

Report of Board of Directors of tongkong Electric Company discloses balance at credit of profit and loss account on December 31 was $2,409,-

133.

They recommend final dividend of $1.50 a share, bonus of 15 cents per share ou 000,000 shares, Jubilee year bonus of $43,078 to staff.

THRILL SEEKERS

Cleveland, O.

I

Commun Pinas Juden Bunnle

£1 bonny brown Glengarry. She wore Merrick, Irked by "thrill-seekers" a full-length fur coat over her gown. who crowd his courtroom to hear the TAILOR-MADE COSTUME woes of those in comestic difnculties, Mrs. Ballantyne was one of many has had all spectators' chnirs removed only" sign who chose a tailor made costume for and a "slanding room to-day's fashion parade. Her costume placed outside the room. was in a dove grey colour with black hat and eye vell. Her corsage

of white carnations.

MIN

1

shaded gown. Her shoes were also Stanton and Mrs. Selby wore of the same colour whilst her hat,

Spammam, Sa

POST OFFICE.

CERTIFICATE OF POSTING With effect from March 1, 1930 the fee for a Certificate of Posting for nordinary letter will be 2 cents.]

RACE HOLIDAY The Money Order Office will be open to the Publle from 10 am. to Noon to-day.

MAIL LETTERS Ordinary letter mail only for West Kwangtung, Kwangs), Szechwan, Kweichow ond llunan will bo ac- cepted at sendera" risk.

VIA SIBERIA ROUTE Letters and Postcards for Europe (except Great Britain and Eire) and South Amerlea nro forwarded "vin Siberia" if so superscribed.

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Malls are elused 15 minutes earlier than the MAIL FOR CANTON

me given below unless otherwise Registered and ordinary malls stated, ond where molts are advertis- (not Insured or Parcels) will be need to close or before 8 a.m., re- cepted for Canton and despatched as gistered and parcel malls are closed circumstances permit.

at 5 pm, on the previous day.

INWARD MAILS

From

Air Mail by

Haiphong. Pathol and Fort Dayard Kiangsu

Bangkok

Salgon

Shonghal

Shanghai and Japan ...

Australia and Marila

Japan

Straits

Air Mail by "Pan American Airways'

Direct Service”—San

date, 22nd February.

Japan and Shanghal

Shanghai and Swalow

Tientsin and Swatow

Conte Ros:0

Francisco Pan American

Duo,

Per

"Imperial Airwaya Direct Service"-London date, 22nd February

Imperial Always Plano

March 1.

.Murch 1.

Kweiyang

March 1.

Cheklang

.March 2.

Marchen Maersk

March 2.

Nankin

March 2,

Pres. Doumer

.March 2.

Tanda

March 2.

.March 3.

Airways Plane

March 3.

Ranpura

March 3.

Sinking Bonac

March 3.

March 4.

Imperial Airways Plane

March 4.

1400b

Pres. Clevelanıd

March 4.

Thilak

March 4,

Tyndareus

March 4.

March 5,

Kumsang

March 5.

Nagpore

March 5.

Japan

Santos Maru

Murch 5.

Java and Manlia

Tjinegara

.March 0.

OUTWARD MAILS

Per

Date and Time.

Thursday

Pres. Doumer

Thurs., Mar. 2, 2.30 p.m.

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Direct Service”—London date, 25th February,

U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang-

hal (San Francisco date, Felicitary.

Java

Shanghai

Shanghai and Swatow

Calcutta und Straits

Japan

59

»Bagior

For

Salgon

Air

Bombay As New "Dry" Area

Klungchow

Mall for "Imperial Airways Imperial Airways Plano Direct Service"—dur London, 9th March

Thurs., Mar. 2.. K.P.O.

..Mar. 2.5 p.m.

Reg.

Mar. 2. 5 p.m.

Ord.

Mar. 2, 6.80 p.m.

G.P.O.

Reg.

Ord.

Mar. 2. 7 p.m.

Air Mall for Mntaya, Java and Aus- Imperial Airways. Plane

traila hy "Imperial Airways Direct Service due Sydney, 11th

K.P.O.

March

Reg.

Ord.

Rek.

Ord.

Kwaisang

Thurs., Mar. 2, 7 p.m.

Friday

the

Swatow

Bombay. DOMBAY city and suburbs will be D declared a complete prohibition

announced in August, #rea Finance

532 Minister the Bombay Legislative Assembly recently in the course of his Budget speech.

other

Britons and Americans, Europeans, will be permitted to drink under fleences issued for home con- sumption only.

Prohibition will mean the surrender of annual revenue totalling approxi- mately £1,000,000.

Hoop Skirts Boone Scout Karston was penuh was desenck raw had a takaries of all services, Including those

To Taxis

The Finance Minister disclosed his intention to ask the nuthorities con- cerned to authorise a reduction in the

J. shaded silk crown. Her fur under the control of the Secretary of in navy blue set off with a rust-toned shoulder cape was most altructive. State. hat. She wore a corsage of rust- Mrs. A. L. Shields, looking very toned African daisies.

Although the enforcement of probl chic, wore a black fur trimined cont Major Duclos and his wife arrived with a spring hot in black. A full-bition in Bombay and suburbs is still PASADENA, Cal.

frst

race. Mrs. length brown fur coat and blue felt five months away, the news hus creat- just before the The hoop skirts worn by the queen

Duclos forsook the popular all-bibek hat were worn by Mrs. T. S. Whyte-ed a sensation among the Europeans. .41% b. of this year's Tournament of Roses

.90 n and maids of honour proved a boon ensemble and appeared in a petuna Smith.

, to the taxicab companies of the city. .17.70 n. As I was only possible to get one 102 n.

and its

into hoop skiri .24 m.

taxicab, each escort had to take ,42 m

second one for himself for all the various functions in connection with the festival.

S'hai Cotton Sb. $.

Wing On Textiles, Sh$

MISC.

1.K. Entertainments S.

.7 b.

Constructions,

.1% n.

Vibro Piling

6.00 n.

Ch. Govi, 5% 1025

G.S Bonds

.00% TL.

HI.K. Govt. 4th. Loan 3 pr. n.

H.K. Loan 3%

wearer

SOAP-BOX DERBY

Prospect, NS.W. par. n.

Between 7,000 and 8,000 people 15/6 blined half a mile of road here to see 125 boys contest Australia's first "soapbox derby." Twenty miles an hour was easy even for the slowest of the speedsters.

Marsmans (Lond.) 3/-. Marsmana (HK) 8/-...,4/- b.

MANILA SHARES Closing quotations through Reuters:

Autamok Atox... Bagulo Gold Batong Buhay Benguet Cons Big Wedge Coco Grove Cong. Mines Demonstration

1. X. L.

Ipo Gold

logon Mitning Mambulio Cons Masbate Cons. Mine Operations North Camarines Paracale Gumaus Ran Mauricio

Surigao Cons.

Buyog Conя.

Bid Prices "Afternoon Morning

Closing Closing

Feb. 20. Mar. 1,

4435 15

2316

201

021

031

13.00

13.50

Ung.

2144

21%%

TO-NIGHT!

A

Syndicated Invest...

United Paracale....

047 Ung. .04

65

Clergy Want To Choose Their Bishops

TIERE

that

a growing feeling In the Church of England appointment of bishops

ought no longer to reside with the State, and that the Church herself should have a decisive voice in choosing them. The Lower House of Convocation

One prominent importer told Reuter he had already curtailed imports in anticipation of the "dry" era.

Ometal statisties show Bombay und suburbs consumed over 5,000,000 boi- Wes of Imported wines and spirts dur- ing 1937-38.

may be allowed to use the phrase Verger Stopped A

persons.

Kissing Game

VERGER Irvin, of Bt. Gabriel's

Episcopal Church at Glasgow, surprised two members of the Young Feople's Guild kissing in the church hall, with the Ughts out, and he was fold recently to prepare the hall for an emergency meeting,

surprisingly intelligent

and Bishops appointed in another more democratic scheme might very well be less intelligent-and they might be, for that very reason, more representative of the Church,"

The The House eventually adopted a of Canterbury discussed this matter resolution, proposed by Dr. Reiton.

"that this House recently. Many members arguepending the State's conceding to the of the opinion that that the Crown and the Government Church a decisive though not ex- The following is Swan, Culbertson were usurping a sacred privilege of clusive volce in the appointment of

The vestry met in private to de- morning's the Church. & Fritz' report on this

decide market:

Dr. II. Maurice Relton, of London bishops, the present unsatisfactory bate the business and to

whether or not they should tell the The Manila market held a quiet University, said that as things were DEACONESSES MAY PREACH

bishop. session with prices generally

theoretically present

per House of Convocation of Upper Minister a Prime changed. Antamok, United Paracale possible for

to York yesterday approved of a higher Members of the Young People's and Coco Grove, and North Cam-"pack" the Episcopal Bench with i arines showed gains from 1 to 112 State-appointed men so as to secure status for deaconesses, who may now Guild, reported to be ashamed of their behaviour in playing postman's preach in churches.

given to a resolution knock, have disbanded their organi-

of Manchester, Bishop

sation. proposed by the One of the day's rare flashes of Dr. Warman, who thought it should The Rev. W. G. S. Snow, minister humour enine from the Dean of St. not be impossible for a deaconess to of the church said we have not yet Paul's, Dr. Matthews, when he sald; rend parts of Morning and Evening decided what action will be taken.

"The bishops we have are-ir Prayer in the presence of the priest.

un- at

it

wai

system be left unchanged "

centavos. Others showed losses from a definite State policy in Church Approval wa

4 to 1 centavo, Benguet Consolidat-matters. jed and San Mauricio remained steady. The volume of business done un February 28 was 487,000 Pesos

TO-NIGHT!

GRAND CHARITY SHOW

at the QUEEN'S

"DEBUTANTE

GOES TO TOWN” WITH GORGEOUS GIRLS DANCES, MUSIC, SONGS at 9.30 p.m. BOOK YOUR SEATS AT: THE QUEEN'S

- NOW I NOW! NOWE

A

The Man in the Black

Satin Mask

NEW YORK. HANDSOME, dark-haired man with a black satin mask over his eyes lies in n bed on the top floor of a sky-scraper in New York.

Nurses guard him day and

He can neither see nor move. night.

The public of 25 years ago know him as Edward Sheldon, brilliant young dramatist, who wrote "Romance."

Recently he was receiving congratulations because be han won £100,430 in a sult ngainst a leading Älm company, a

Bince 1923 he has been lying paralysed and blind, but though he' Josk the use of his body his mental powern Incressed. He has never Mopped workings

Stars of the Broadway shows go to his apartment for advice. Hardly a play is produced that has not been fys beard by his apartment.

"Naturally we are very upset about the whole affair."

Mr. A. Robinson, the people's warden, says, "There were between thirty and forty members in the guild, and whether or not it will be what reorganised will depend on action the vestry decides to take."

Lion Seems To Remember

COOTAMUNDRA, Australia. The Rev. C. A. White is wonder- ing it lions have a sort of a tavistic memory of the time when Christians were thrown to their forebears in tho Collsetim at Ftome. He was portray- Ing this fate of the early martyrs in just cried out: A KÉZMOT And had "The Christians to the lions, when a lion in a nearby circus lot let out

long Tour

Thurs., Mar. 2.

.Mar. 2, p.m. .Mar. 2, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O.

.Mar. 2, 5 p.m..

........Mar. 2. 7 p.m.

Shanghai, Japan and Europe (ex--British M/v. Canton

cept Great Britain and Eire) via Siberia.

Fri, Mar. 3, 10.30 am,

Fort Bayard, Pakhoi and Haiphong Szechuen....Fri., Mar. 3, Noon. Ale Mail for Manila, Guam, iono- Pan American

lulu, and U.S.A., by the "Tan- Airways Plane......Fri., Mar, 3. American Airways Direct Service" due San Francisco, 10th March,

Manila, Robaul, Australle und New Tanda

Zealand via Brisbane--due Bris- bone, 21st March.

K.P.0.

Reg,

Ord.

"Afar:"3, 5.00 p.m. ...........Mar. 3. 5,30 p.m.

G.P.O.

Reg. Ord.

Mar. 3, 5.00 p.m. .Mar. 4, 7.80 m

..Fri., Mar. 3.

G. P. O. and B. P. O. Parcels, Rek..... Ord..

Straits, Ceylon, India, East Africa, Ranpura

Adeh, Egypt, Malta and Europe via Marsellics-due Marseilles, 31st March

Alr

"K.L.M.

for ilail Direct Service"-due Amsterdam, 14th March

Halphong

Amoy Manila

Amoy

Parcels RCK. Ord.

.....Mar, 3, 6 p.m. ..Mar. 4, 8.45 am. .Mar. 4, 0.30 a.m. ...Fri., Mar, 3, G.P.O. and K.P.o.

..Mar, 3, 6 p.m. .Mar. 4, 0.43 a.m. Mar. 4, 10.30 a.m..

....Bat.. Mar. 4.

Saturday

Airways Kanpura

G.P.O. and K.P.O.

Reg. Ord.

Taksong

Mar, à, 0.30 ...Mar. 4, 10 6.m Sat., Mar. 4, 3 p.m. Sinkiung ...Sat., Mar. 4, 3.30 p.m. Pres. Cleveland Sat, Mar. 4, 4.30 p.m.. Aushun

..Sat., Mar. 4.5 p.m.

Parcels and Papers only for South Santos Maru......Sat., Mar. 4.

Africa via Durban

Swatow and Shanghal

Air Mail for "Imperial

Direct Service"-doc 13th March

G.P.O. and K.P.O.

Parcels,

.Mar. 4, 5 p.m.

Parcels

Mar. 6,0 am.

Bunday

Talsang

..Sun., Mar. 5, 9.00 a.m.

Monday

Airways Imperial Airways Piano London,

Mon., Mar. 6. K.P.O.

Reg

....Mar. 0, 5 p.m.

Ord

.Mar. 6, 5.30 p.m.

O.P.O.

Rex.

Ord

.Mar. 6, 5 p.m. ...Mar. 6, 7 p.m.

and Imperial Airways Place

Air Mall for Malaya, Java

Australia by "Imperial Always Direct Service"--due Sydney, 13th March

Japan

Mon., Mar. 6.

x.r.O.

Rer.

.Mar. 8, 5 p.m.

Ord.

..Mar, 5.30 pa

G.P.O.

Reg.

.Mar. 0,5 p.m..

Ord,

Kumsang

Tuesday

Mombasu, Beira, Lourenco Marques and (Parcels and Papers only} for S. Africa via Durban. Amoy Shunghal, Japan, USA. Central and S. America and (Parcels and Papers only for Canada) duc Vancouver BC, 25th March and *Europe (excent Great Britain- and Eire) vin Siberin,

Swntow

Mar, 0. p.m. .Mon., Mar. 6, 7 pm.

Iowali Maru Tues., Mar. 7, 2.30 pm. Klungchow..Tucs, Mar. 7, 3.39 pm. Emp. of Russia ....... Tue., Mar. 7. G. P. O. and K. P. O. Parcels Reg.,

Wednesday

Ord.,

.Mar, 7, 5 p.m. Mar. 0, 0.15 a.m. .Mar. 8, 10 am.

Mingenng › .Wed., Mar. 6, 10.30 oum.

Thursday

Manila, Saigon, Bangkok, Matsu, Reunion, Madagascar, Lourenco Marques and (Parcels and Papers only for South Africa vla Durban) Ruys Thurs, Mar. 6, 8.30 p.m.

Friday Manila

“........ Emp' of Japan Fri., Mar. 10, 4.30 p.m. Papers and Parcels only for Calcutta Rufaang

Tri, Mar. 10,- Parcole Papera, Mer. 10, Noon,

Mary 10, 11: 8.m