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Exchange At A Glance

SELLING

TT. London Demand

T.T. Shanghai

T.T. Singapore

T.T. Japan

T.T. India

TT. U.S.A.

T. Menila

TT. Batavia

TT. Bangkok

T.T. Saigon

4 m/France

TT. Germany

T.T. Switzerland

TT. Australis

BUYING

4 m/s L/c London

.52 103% 821 203

100%

.1084

11.27 .71% 1274

1/03

.1/3.1/32

4 m/s D/p

do.

1/3

4 m/s L/C USA,

TT. France

30 d/s India

.20

.10.85

83%

U.S. Cross rate in Lon...4.08%

H. K. Stock Market

The

following quotations

were

issued on the Hongkong Stock Mar-

ket this morning,

HANKS

H.K. Banks, $...................

H.K. Banks Lon. £ Chartered £....

Mercantile, à, & B. £.

1,355 b. 84 n. 7% n. 27 n.

Mercantile, C. £.

East Asia 9,

Canton $.

INSURANCES

Unions S......

.80 n.

435 11.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

C.

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 22nd day of May, 1939, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works

Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Kau Pai Shek, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the

Friday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

May 19, 1939.

CHINESE DRIVE VIOLENCE DOWN HAN RIVER

SHASI, May 18.

FOLLOWING UP their success at Yokow, strategic. town on the Han River 70 miles above Hankow, Chinese forces are pushing northward to Tienmen.

Preparations are reportedly made by the Japanese garrison to evacuate.

Thirteen truckloads of military supplies, including three fleld pieces and other heavy weapons, were said to have been moved

IN HARLAN

Shots Exchanged In U.S. Coal Dispute

HARLAN, May 18. THE FIRST serious outbreak of violence in the coal strike occurred here to-day,

Captain Vernon Sanders, command ing National Guards at High Splint mine, said about 25 men suddenly over a hill near the mine. appeared

"We are going to close the mine,"

threatened,

they

'Conchies' Will Captain Sanders sold pickets then

KING, for one further term of by the Japanese forces at Tien- Be Protected

75 years.

men to Tsaoshih, further north Intending bidders aro advised on the Hankow-Ichang highway. that immediately after the dispo-Central News. sal of the lot the Purchaser (If not the applicant) will be required to depealt with an authorised officer who will be present at the salo, the sum of two hundred dollars, ($200) in cash. This eum will be refunded on payment of the Purchase price.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Kowloon Inland

Lot No. 4140. Adjoining Kowloon

Inland Lot No. 2936, Ping Street,

Kau Pui Shek.

Begistry No.

↑ No. of Sale

Locality

Boundary Measurements

N. 16. E

ኒያ.

feel f4el feel feet

un per sale

plan.

Contents to

eq. feet.

Upsel Price i

About

2,225

125

THE INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

LIMITED.

699'11

The Fifty-eighth Ordinary General Meeting of the Company 13 n. will be held at the Offices of the General Managers, Messrs. Jar (x. d.) 217 b.dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pedder 1.30 n. Street, Hong Kong, on Thursday, .180 b. 25th May, 1939, at noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors, passing the Accounts, and electing Directors and Auditors,

China Underwriter $....... H.K. Fire ...

SHIPPING

Dougins $ (5, d.)

Steamboats' $... Indo-Chinas, P.

Indo-Chinas, DS. Shell Bearers z/- Waterboats $..

Wharves $

.07.

15 n.

60 n

.24 . 83/14 n. .8.40 n.

DOCKS ETÜ,

.107 n.

Docks $.

17.05 sa.

Providents $.

.4.70 5.

New Eng. Sh. $.

.7.70 n.

Sh. Docks, Sh.

MINING

Kallan s/...

Raubs ......

Venz: Goldfield $.. Hongkong Mines cia. Atamoks, Pa.

Atoks Ps.

Bagulo Gold Ps.

Benguet Cons. Pa Coco Grove Ps. Demonstrations Pa. I.X.La. Ps. Itogons Ps. Camarines Ps. San Mauriclo Ps. Suyoe Consol Ps. Paracles Ps.

Hotels $.

LANDS

Londs $.. Lands 4% deb. $.. S'hai Landa Sh. $. Humphrey $..... H.K. Realties $. Chinese Estates

UTKATIES

Trams Sold)

(now).

Peak Trama Peak Trams

Star Ferrica $.. Y. Ferries $.

China Lights

(old)

China Lights (new) $..

H.K. Electrice $.. Macao Electrics

Sandakan Lights $.

107 n.

.19/0. .8.16 n.

.3 n. .fn.

28. 50.

.24% ca. 1.70 0.

.13 En. .52 €.

No Imprisonment For Principle

Japanese Thrust LOYANG, May 18-Military in- telligence reports the arrival in

LONDON, May 18. Kihsten, cast Honan town 18 miles

THE MILITARY Training south of Lanteng, of 1,300 Japanese Bill was read for a third time in from Kalteng and Lanteng.

opened fire and the Guards repiled, shooting above the pickets' heade..

The

pickets then retreated over the hill and disappeared.

About 80 shots were exchanged but no injuries were reported.- United Press.

More Troops-Sent HARLAN, May 17.—An additional 400 troops have been sent here, mak- ing a total of 1,200.

Tension between the United Mine-

the and

non-

unionists increased after it was an- workers' pickets thrusting northeastward towards the with a vote of 337 against 130, ducers, except the Harlun Associa- The Japanese forces are said to be the House of Commons to-day,nounced that all the major pro- Weits! River. Strict precautionary and it will now be sent to the tion, had signed the Union agreement. House of Lords, who will pase it through all its stages next week.

measures are being tüken by the defenders-Central News.

a now

Air Raid Thwarted

Chungking, May 18. Labourites cheered Mr. Leslie Air force officials here id nine Hore-Bellsha, Minister for War, when Chinese planes to-day fought off he promised to introduce Харалеле bombers bound for

clause in the bill to safeguard from Chungking early this morning, near imprisonment conscientious objectors, Kucifa at the head of the Yangtao who, having lost their appeal to the

ing military orders. Tribunal, still persisted in disobey

Mr. Ernest Brown,

Minister of Labour

introduced f new clause whereby conscientious objectora do six months work of national import-

gorges.

Two Japanese planes were shot down-United Press.

Pelping-Sulyan railway has been

Kucihua.

-United Press.

POST OFFICE.

MAIL FOR CANTON Registered and Ordinary mail andj Parcels (not Insured) will be ac cepted for Canton and despatched ar clrcumstances permit.

OUTWARD MAIL, TIMES

Registered and Parcel Maila "are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise. VIA SIDERIA ROUTE stated, and where mails are advertis- Letters and Postcards for Europe ed to close at or before 9 am, re- (except Great Britain and Eire) and South America are forwarded via gistered and parcel mails are closed Siberia" if so superscribed. Tat. 5 p.m. on the previous day.

INWARD 'MAILS

From

Australia and Manila

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-London dale,

13th May

Tientsin and Swatow Shanghai and Swatow Straits

Shanghal

Air Mall for "Fan American Air- ways Direct Service-San Fran- slaco date, 11th May. Shanghai and Swatow

Straits and Manila

Tientsin and Swatew Fort Bayard and Haiphong Straits

Giulio Cesaro

Due

Per

Atuta Maru

Imperial Airways Flans

Day 10.

Ninghai

.May 10:

Szechuen

.May 19.

Achilles

May 20.

.May. 20.

Pan American Airways plane May 20.

Shantung

May 20.

Victorla

May 20.

Yochow

.May 20,

Jean Dupula

.May 21.

Sarpedon

May 21.

Shanghal and Amoy

Tyliodono

.May 21.

Direct

dale,

Straits

17th May

Imperial Airways Plane Katori Maru ...

.May 22.

.May 22,

Halphong, Pakhot and Fort Bayard Kwanglung

.May 22.

Salzon

Shanghai, Amoy and Swatow Manila

Laos. Taiyuan

May 22.

.May 22.

Empress of Asia

.May 23.

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

April).

Kamakura Maru

May 23.

Japan

La Plata Maru

May 23.

Calcutta and Straits

May 23.

Swntow and Amoy

.May 24.

.May. 24.

Saigon

Bongkok

Aramis Kwelyang

May 24,

.May 24:

Nasiro Maru

.May 24

Air Mall by "Imperial Airways

Service"-London

S.V.C. CALLED UP

(Continued from Page 1.)

day's operations in French Concession and the Settlement was kept, is afforded by this morning's

hal (San Francisco date, 27th news- papers.

Most of the papers had an inkling of the mobilisation, but none carried the correct reasons for it.

One said that searches were to be

made in the Settlement, another that the mobilisation was to be a demon- against action in Shanghai, while a third said it was a mere demonstra- tion against the Settlement terrorists.

Reuer.

Guerillas In North PEIFING, May 18.-Traffic on the resumed after constant interruptions or enter a training centre,stration warning to the Japanese for several days past by guerillaeceiving the same allowances

militiamen. destruction between Kalgan and This was agreed to without a

division.

A new clause

Hecepted whereby British subjects abroad falling to

the summións would be liable to punishment whenever they return to Britain. -Reuter.

states

An

unconfirmed report from reliable sources

that Боте fighting has been going on in the Jehol province between eighth route army troops and Japanese forces.

in central Hopel increased guerilla strength is reported to have caused a general withdrawal of Japanese territory early in the spring. troops which advanced into guerilla

inhan railway are still held by the A few isolated towns cast of the Japanese, but the area under Japan- ese control has not been extended... ileuter.

Furthor Successos ICHANG, May 10-The Japanese Third Division has suffered heavily Hupch. Two of its detachments have during fighting in north and central been nearly totally annihilated, field despatches state.

Answer

was

were injured.

Ten police and 85 demonstrators

One of the crowd Ared an auto-

Big Comb Out

Shanghal, May 19. Every available

man ormies, navles, poller forces

from the and volunteers in the International Con- cession was mabilised during last night, and began at

o'clock this night morning what is described og the biggest comb-out ever staged the French Concession.

SERIOUS RIOTS. IN PALESTINE

(Continued from Page 1.)

At zero hour, barricades which had been carefully arranged, appeared district commissioner, and

the valniy suddenly at almost all

street tried to force an entry. They broke corners, at least three-quarters of the the windows, and

in the Concession being closed steel-helmeted streets policemen made a number of baton altogether. charges.

On the borders of the Concession and the International Settlement, international forces also erected bar- while pollee, volunteers and The Chinese are steadily pressing one very seriously.

matic plstoi avounding two pollcemetary scarched all entrants to the eastward on the Kingshan-Chung-

Settlement from the Concession, slang highway and the Hankow- Consulate was driving his car when leading from the Concession to the An official of the Czecho-Slovak All but the most important roads Ichang highway. The Japanese lines he was attacked with at Teacshih, on the latter highway stones and severely injured. 00 miles northwest of Hankow, are

sticks and Settlement were barricaded com-

pletely Reinforcements of police with rides reported to be wavering under heavy hurried to the scene, and men of the

the Concession, partles of Anside Chinese By Order of the Board,

police, and troops,

volunteers in Black Watch were later called out batches mostly of four men cach, Chinese troops have meanwhile ready to meet any worsening situa-patrolled the streets, questioning and JARDINE, MATHESON & broken into Tienmen, strategic town tlon-Router.

CO., LTD.

15 miles southwest of Tanashi. The General Managers. bulk of the Japanese force has been

the to withdrawn

outskirts to avold Hongkong, 25th April, 1939.

being trapped, leaving a limited unit to engage the Chinese.

The Chinese siege of Tlenmen has been further tightened by the arrival missioner for Falestine had reported strictest secrecy was preserved

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 18th May to the 8th June, 1939 Inclusive,

STOCK MARKET REPORT

Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued yesterday says:

The turnover was small but again business was reported on better levels .22 80. than the opening quotation. 38 sa.

It would appear that bargain .1.05 sa.

hunters are still on the look out for soft maps, but holders continue to display a quiet patience and are not .55 50 showing anxiety to liquidate or meet

demands at low prices.

Buyers H.K. Bank $1,355

..5%

.34 0. .100 n.

.8.70 n.

.7.80 b.

.4.43 n.

102 n.

16.00 .

Canton Ins: $230

Union Ins: $430 H.K, Fires $100 H.K. Wharves $108 H.K. Docks $17.00

$42

.B

H.K.

.4 1.

05 b.

Star Ferries

22.70 n.

..0.45 b. ..5.30 b.

17.

$16.40

Light (Old) $8.40

China Ligit (Now) $5.30 Sandakan Lights $11.90

.56 n. Canton Ices $1

Cements $124 H.K. Ropes $3.05 Dairy Farms Ex Rights $21

11.00 b.

Dairy Farms Rights $15

Wing On H.K. $41

Entertainments $0%.

HK. Govt: 4% loan 34% pm. H.K. Govt: 3 3% loan par

Sellers

H.K. Hotels $34.

H.K. Tramways $16.00 China Lights (New) $5.60 Telephone (Old) $24

Balca

Telephones (okl) $.

.24 6.

Telephones (new) $. Tractions /-

.7 n.

20/- n:

Tractions (Pref.) s/-

INDUSTRIAL

22/- 1.

Cald: Macg. (ord.), Sh.

.14 n.

Cald: Macg. (Pro.), Sh.

.19

Canton Ices

b.

Cementa $...

12% b.

H.K. Ropes $.

.3.05 b.

STORES, C.

b.

15

b.

H.K Bank $1,360

.8 s.

Union Ins: $435

.B L

H.K. Wharves $1074

180

.

H.K. Docks $17.65

.43 D.

H.K. Tramwaye $167.55

75 n.

Ewo Sh. S.

181⁄4 n.

Dagulo Gold Pa 244.

S'hal Cotton Sh. $..

.112 n.

Zoong Sings, Sh. $..

.30 n.

Wing On Textiles, Sh. §.

IX.L. Ps. .52

MISC.

Sun Mauricio Ps. 1.00

H.K. Entertainment $

.81 b.

Constructions, S..

1/4 23+

Vibro Piling $.

Dalry Farms (ex. ris.) $..21

Dairy Farms (rts.)

Watson $RET

Lane Crawfords

Sinceres $..

Wing On (H.K.) 3.. Powell, Ltd. cts. (x.d.)

COTTON MILLS

Ch: Govt. 5% 1920

G. Bonds

Ching Lights (Old) $0.05

Antamok Ps, 28

Benguet Consolidated Ps. 11.70

Demonstrations Pa; .13

'United Paracalo Ps. .35

Itogan Ps. 22

.8 n. North Camarines Pa. 38.

.64% n. H.K. Govt. 4% Loan 8%% prm. b. H.K. Govt: Loan 34% par Marsmans (Lon.) x/-

.15/- D. Maramans (H.K.) s/- .4/23 x.

Gold Flows Across

The Atlantic

CHERBOURG, May 18Gold to the value of 150,000,000 france was shipped by Belgium to the United States by the Queen Mary on Wednesday,

LONDON, May 18-According to figures given in the House of Com-1 mona 63.6 per cent. of taxation pro- posed in the finance bill, the Anali A'siream of gold io, the Unlied atage of which will be taken in the States from other European coun- House of Cœomens next week, is tries is also reported to be in pro direct--British Wireless.

gress-Trans-Ocean.

pressure.

Britain Determined LONDON, May 18.-Mr. Malcolm MacDonald stated in the House of Commons to-day that the High Com-

lem.

almost

all passers-by, and sys- tematically entering and searching every Chinese house. aims at apprehending the political It is understood that the comb-out terroristic factions within the Con- cession.

The

of Chinese units from Yokow, on the that everything in Palestine was Hon River

20 miles southwest of

quiet.

concerning the planned comb-out 50 Tienmen,

It is believed, however, that the

that none of the elements, which to- Chinese

statement was issued reinforcements recaptured

before the day, it is hoped, will be run to Tungpa, on the Honan-Hupuh border, demonstrations broke out in Jeruse ground, should learn of the Cances- on Tuesday morning. The Japanese,

sion authorities' intentions, and re- The "Evening Standard" says to- fled to Hwalhotien, east of Tungpa.

move themselves from normal re- Following in hot pursuit, the Chinese day that the British Government is fuges inside the Concession to the smashed into Hwaihotlen, and drove firmly determined to ignore oppost-Settlement or oth

other places of escape, the Japanese away.

tion Both towns are expressed by Arabs and Jews, Omcers commanding the police and new under Chinese control and the and to adhere to its plan.

troops were only given orders at $ highway

between

The paper adds that while Arabs p.m. last night, and they did not tell them has been

describe the proposals as not being the men cleared of Japanese remnant troops fully satisfactory, they admit that the

until they had Chinese troops which recently conditions offered are at least better

awakened this morning. captured Tanghe and Sinych, im-

The Volunteers received their sum- any hitherto portant south Honan towns, spread th

made by monses to mobilise by special England. Trant-Ocean. several directions to attack the

who called at thetr .Qui

couriers, residences between 9 pan. and mid- Japanese at Pingshihchen, Huyang-

African Jews To Fight ehen and Kuotanchen, rural towns Inj

night. the neighbourhood. After two days

The Settlement Volunteers were severe fighting, the Japanese lines were shattered. All three towns

summoned by telephone only at 5

o'clock this morning. were recaptured,

So far no incidents are reported, nor have any arrests been officially

re-

Cape Town, May 10. At a Bloemfontein to-day, South African public meeting held in Jews announced that More than 400 Japanese bodies fight the new Palestine plan proposed

they

would were counted by the Chinese who re-by the British Government. entered Tangho, Hundreds of other

Mr. Kirachner, President of Ute

them

released for publication--Reuter, BRITAIN'S CONDITIONS FOR LOAN TO SPAIN

(Continued from Page 1.)

Japanese dead and dying are reported South African Zionist Union declared to have been carried away in trucks to upon.

the Japanese retreat from the the meeting that South Africon town. Further casunities are under Jews would fight the British pro-

posals with all their might, stood to have been suffered од

and their reirent as they were waylaid at sound in every land as the united added that this challenge should re- Iluyangchen and other points by answer of the Jewish people through- and will culminats with General Chinesa guerilla and armed peasant out the world, unlts.-Central News.

Chinese In Hsuchow

An Undisclosed Place, North

Franco's victory march in Madrid to- The meeting unanimously approved morrow, in which 100,000 troops of a motion rejecting the British pro- the Nationalist forces will participate. posala-Trans-Ocean.

Ominous Silenco

CAIRO,

Reuter.

Britain Uninterested

May 19-Telephonic LONDON, May 18. Questions communications with Palestine were asked in the House of Com- disrupted-United mons about press reports regarding

have Press,

been

Kiangsu, May 10. With guerillos who had filtered into the city creating disturbance inside a Chinese moble unit smashed into Hauchow, Important Junction on the Lunghai and Tientsin-Pukow Tall-

a loan to the Spanish Government. ways in north Klangeu on Tuesday night.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Jowish Throat They set fire to the Japanese head- LONDON, May 19The President made the following statement In quarters, ammunition depot and the of the extremist New Zionist

reply:

"So far as I am aware, it is not offices of the bogus municipal govern-ganisation, which claims to represent a case that the Spanish Government ment. The Japanese were thrown 750 Jewish organisations, has issued into ulier confusion.

have expressed any desire to borrow formal statement threatening arm from this countly, and no approach The Chinese retired at daybreak-ed resistance against the British to Central News.

on the matter has been made to the assure that Palestine will "remolo Foreign Transactions Advisory Com- open to the millions forced from amittee, European Hell."

THE “TELEGRAPH": will send a Staff Photographer to all events of public interest. Requests should be addressed to the Pictorial Editor.

or

"There is no probability, owing to The statement asserted that Jewish present condillons, of it being found groups throughout the world wili possible to issue foreign loans of any combat the British policy-United substantial amount in this market, Prem

and

accordingly the question of giv ing consent to the raising of any loan by, or on behalf of, the Spanish Government does not arise.

GOLF JUBILEE GAMES

Mrs. R. M. Pearce, 3 down, won the Golden Jubilee Competition for the women's section of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club, at Deep Water Bay on Tuesday,

"In thead circumstances, on boing consulted ́ns' to British; financial ¡in- stitutions associating themselves with an enquiry into the financial and economic position of Spain Hi Majesty's Government expressed the view that this would be inappropriate for reasons above stated, and y no Mrs. B. Leighton and Mrs, British financial institution has asso Blair, down, were runners-up. ciated itself with the · proposal, There were 83, entries.

British Wireless.”:

Straits

Manila

Straits and Europe via Sucz (Papers etc.)-London date, 27th April and London Parccis-London date, 20th April

Shirala

Anshun Antilochus

Ranpura

Ruys

Behar

Pres, Doumer

.May 24.

.May 24.

May 25,

.May 25.

Straits

Straits

Japan and Shanghai

OUTWARD MAILS

Date and Time.

Friday

For

Swatow

Fort Bayard Japan

Air

Per

Dahpu...

Fri., May 19, 12.30 p.m. Taipoosck....Fri, May 19, 1.30 p.m. Atuta Maru ..Fri, May 19, 3.30 p.m.

Mall for Indo-China. Iran, Air France Plane ....Fri, May 19. and France (Paris and Northern Provinces

"Air only) by the France Airways Direct Service."

.May 19, 5 p.12. May 19. 7 p.m. Fri, May 19, 7 pun. ..Fri., May 10, May 19. 5 pm... May 20, 0 am.

FP.O

ECE..

May 19, 5 pan.

Ord

May 19, 5.20 p.m.

G.P.O.

Reg

Ord,

Japan Papers only for Strails and (Parcels Talma

and Papers only for Calcutta).

Hosang

Parcels, Papers,

Saturday

Mantia and Naples due Naples,

15th Jung Shanghal

Halphong Halphong Amoy

Air Mail for Alanila, Guam, fiono- Ialt, and U.S.A, by the "Pan- American Airways Direct Service" -due San Francisco, 27th May.

Haiphong

Amoy via Swnlow Saigon via Swatow Fort Bayard and Pakhoi Swatow

Giulio Cesaro Sat., May 20, 10.30 am Victoria ....Sat., May 20, 10.30 am. Canton .............Sat., May 20, 2 p.m. Taksang ....Sat., May 20, 4.30 p.m. Cremer........Šat., May 20, 6 p.m. Pan American

Airways Flane ........Thurs., May 20. K.P.O.

.May 20, 5 p.m. .May 20, 5.30 p.m.

.May 20, 5 p.m. .May 21, 7.30

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Reg. Ord.

Sunday

Cheklang Halyong

„Sun., May 21, 3 a.m.

.Sun, May 21, 0 a.m.

Kalgan

Sulyhng

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Monday

Papers only for Straits and (Parcels Kumsang

and Papers only) for Calcutta

Shanghai and Japan Foochow

Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Direct Service'—due London, 29th

May

Porcels

Mon., May 22, May 22, 11 a.m. Papers ..May 22, Noon. Kalori Maru Mon., May 22, 3.30 p.m. Shantung Mon., May 22, 3.30 p.m. Imperial Airways Plane

Mon, May 22. K.P.O.

May 22, 7 De

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May 22, 8.30 p.m.

G.P.O.

Iter.

May 22, 5 p.

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Air Mall for Milaya, Java and Aus- Imperial Airways

trails by "Imperial Airways Direct Service”—duo Bydney, 29th May

Plane

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Key.

.May-22. 5. p.m.

Ord.

May 22, 6.30 p.m.

G.P.O.

Ker.

.May 22, 5 pak

Ord

Canton

Manila, Macassar and Sourabaya Halphong.

Fort Bayard and Haiphong Swatow

Chuanchow and Amoy

Tuesday

May 22, 7 D.EL.

Fatahan..Tue., May 23, 7.15 am.. Tjisadane ..Tues., May 23, 8.30 am.. Ningha! ......Tues., May 23, 11 am.. Jean Dupuis Tues., May 23, 2 pm.. Yochow....Tues., May 23, 2.50 p.m.. Taiyuan Tues., May 23, 3.30' p.m..

Tues., May 23. B.P.O.

Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, USA., Kamakura Maru

Central and South America viá San Francisco-duo San Francisco, 15th June

May 23, 3. p.m. May 23, 5.30 pm.. G.P.O.

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May 23, 5 pm. May 23, 7 pm..

Wednesday

Papera only for Straits, Ceylon, India, East Africa and (Parcels and Papers only for South Africa via Durban) Shanghai and Japan

Salgon

La Plata Maru Wed., May 247 am: Aramin....Wed, May 24, 9.30: a.XXI.

Thursday

Pres. Doumer

Thurs., May 25, 4.36

Air Mali for "Imperial Airways Imperial Airways Plano

Direct Servico"--duo London, 1st Juno

p.mi.

Thur May 28. KEO.

Ees.

May 25, 5 ptLi

Ord.

.May 25, 5.30 p.m.

G.P.O.

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May 25, 5 p.m.

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Thurs, May 25.

EP.O.

May 25, 5 p.m.

Ale Mail for Malaya, Java and Aus« Imperial Airways

iralla by #Terperial - Airways'

Direct Service-due Sydney, 2nd Juno

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