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FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.

CONFERENCE.

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NOTICE TO SIPPERS

Rellable tested and of strong With reference to the Notice germination of best varieties for

Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

Incident In Kowloon Bar

European Appears Before Court

Disorderly conduct was the charge made

Biddilaford Mills Conolly, 45,

against Thomas

a merchant of Prince Edward Hond, when he op- peared before Mr. Q. A. A. Mucfud- yen at the Kowloon Mugistracy to- day.

#

Det.-Sergeant N., B. Fraser said that on Saturday night Conolly went to the Imperial Bar in Nathan Road and ordered and pale for whisky and sodn for himself. He was then alleged to have invited three soldiers, who were in the bar, to join him and

to kong beers, the cost amounting

and soda.

Alleged Drug Ring Leaders On Trial

TWO men, alleged by the Crown to be ringlenders in the heroin pill traffic, and four women were tried before the Chief Justice, Sir. Atholl Mac- Gregor in the Criminal Sessions this morning on a charge of possessing 289,800 heroin pilla

immediate sowing for sale at Graca / Published by this Bureau under these men ordered three Jarge Hong-1 and 406 oza, of pink mass. Co., 10, Wyndham Street, Hongkong date of September 10, 1939, it has $2.00. Conolly took another whisky

SINGEL SEWING MACHINES $30, (next shipment $40). Waterproof wrist watches $13. Sulteases $2-4. We buy Typewriters. Surplus- samples "Bluebel!", 218 Nathan. "F.E.M.C.A." Asla Life Building, Srd. 14 Queen's

H.K. Stock Market

The following quotations

were

fasued on the Hongkong Stock Mar-

ket this morning.

BANKS

1,200 n.

H.K. Banks $....

1.K. Banka (Lon. Reg.)

£..70 .

H.K. Banks (H.K. Reg.)

..72 n.

Chartered £

.03% 13.

Mercantile, A. & B. £...

Mercantile, C. £.

East Asia ș.

.24 n. 12 n. .72 n.

INSURANCES

Cantons 3.

280 n.

Union

....

China Underwriters $.

.305 . 114 B. 165 .

SHIPPING

Douglases $.

.67 n.

Steamboate $..

Indo-Chines, P.S

Indo-Chinas, DȘ..

Waterboala $.

Wharves $.

Docks $..

1.K. Fire $.....

Shells (Bearers) s/-

DOCKS ETC.

Providents

New Eng. Sh. $. Sh. Docks, Sh.

Raubs $.

MINING

Venz. Gold $. H.. Mines cts.

Hotels S..

12 n.

60 n.

now been decided to amend the percentage of Increase from 50% to 20%, to become effective on October 1, 1939.

TRANS PACIFIC FREIGHT BUREAU Hongkong, September 15, 1939.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

Shippers are informed that it has been decided:

1. All rates are Increased by

20%, effectivo October 1930.

1.

2. All forward bookings for shipment after September 30 are cancelled.

3. Until further notice, booking at new rates to be limited to shipment within 30 days. HONGKONG-CARIBBEAN SEA PORTS RATE AGREEMENT Hongkong, September 15, 1939.

Exchange At A Glance

SELLING

TT. London

Demand do.

T.T. Shanghai T.T. Shanghai

T.T. Japane T.T. Indla

TIT. USA. TT. USA T.T. Manila TT. Batavia

1/210 .1/211

.350

.340

.30 n. 02/0 n.

0.10 n.

.00 n. 1834 11.

4.20 sa.

7 n.

110 n.

.8.70 b.

.4 n.

.0% 1.

105

LANDS

0234

.4.80 sh.

.24 Nom.

Lands $.

32% D.

.40 Nom.

Land 4% de, $.

par. n.

.431

Nom.

S'hal Landa Sh.

7.00 n.

Humphreys $..

.79% n.

T.T. Bangkok

T.T. Saigon

1504 107

H.K. Renities $

4% n.

10.00

Chinese Estutes $.

.08 n.

.ལ m

.107

Trams $Y

10% n.

1/03

Peak Truma (old) $.

7.40 0.

Peak Trams (new)

3.70 n.

011⁄2 n.

4 m/s L/C London

1/3

1

Y. Ferries $.

.22 n.

4 m/s D/P

do

1/31/2

4 m/s L/C U.S.A.

4 m/s France

.5%.

Maceo Electrics

.51 b. & Sil.

30 d/s India ...

.25% .11.40 .843%

U.S. Cross rate in Lon.

18 n.

Sandakan Lights $.

11 n.

New York

4.02 .3.88

Telephones (old) $.

21% n.

Telephones (new) 3

.7.60 n.

Tractions B/-

Tractions (Pref.) 8/

10/- n. 22/-.

UTILITIES

Star Ferries $.

China Lights (old)

China Lights (new).$. H.K. Electrics $.

INDUSTRIALS

Cold: Macg. (ord.), Sh. $. 14 n. Cold: Macg (Pre), Sh. $...13 m.

Canton Ices

Cements $...

H.K. Hopse $.

STORES, &c. Dairy Farms (old) $. Dairy Farsm (new) Watson

Lane, Crawfords $... Binceres $** Wing On (HK) $.. Powell, Lid, $

COTTON MILLS

..

Ewo Sh. $.

S'hai Cotton Sh. $..

Zoong Sing, Sh. $..

.1 n.

.14 s.

.4 n.

.8.00

ກ.

180 n.

E

T.T. France

TT. Germany

T.T. Switzerland

T.T. Australia

BUYING

Action Beats Words

Accused were Tsang Lan, Wong Sau, Choi Yu, Ng Nui (women), and Chung Yip-lùng and Chung Yuki. They all pleaded not guilty to the charge.

When the two bills were handed to Conolly, he disputed them and re- fused to pay, saying that he had not ordered the drinks for the soldiers. Mr. J. Whyatt, Crown Counsel, Conolly left the bar and was follow-prosecuted, and the last two accused ed by a bar boy and Mr. A. E. Bush were defended by Mr. Inglla Hosong. of the Imperial Bar. In the roadway instructed by Mr. Alfred Y. Hon. Jan argument ensued and Conolly was nileged to have used abusive language to Mr. Busli. Eventually the party went to the Yaumati Police Statión.

Det.-Sergeant Frazer said that the two bits amounted to $4.30, and Conolly had $4.50 on him.

Apology Civen Conolly: I plead guilty under extreme circumstances. I went into the Imperini Bar and I ordered two whisky sodas. I did not give any body in the place orders to purchase for anyone else but myself. Much lo my surprise my second chit contained the price of three large beers.

who

Replying to Mr. Macfadyen asked who was to pay the chits, Det. Sergeant

geant Fraser said: Mr. Conolly has seen Mr. Bush and, I understand, apologised for the incident and his agreed to pay these bills.

Conolly: That is quite true, Mr. Macfadyen: Have you not al- ready signed n

n bond

recently?

Conolly: No, your Worship, Mr. Macfadyen: Then, in this particular case a bond would meet the case. You are bound over in $15 to keep the pence and be of good behaviour for a year.

AIR RAIDS ON SHEKKI

American Property Damaged

SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH"

The following Jury was empancil- ed: Messrs. J. E. Anderson (Fore- man, L. B. Gomes, 11. G. Stewart, H. L'Gooey, O. el Arculll, L. Buda- gian and T. F. Bradford.

"Caso Of Unusual Interest" Mr. Whyatt said the case was of unusual interest because not only had the Revenue Officers succeeded in arresting the persons who were encouraged into making the pills, but also some of those who directed and controlled the nefarious traffic.

on

were

September 18, 1939,

Attempt To Rob Inspector Would-Be Thief Caught In Act

The residence of Inspector H. W. Fraser of the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs was the scene of an attempted Jarceny

on Saturday afternoon when a man was chased and caught by the cook after he had climbed over the fence and was in the art of taking the three pieces of clothing from clothes line.

The man, Chan Fong, 28, appeared before Mr. Forrest at Central Magis- tracy this morning, and was 'zen- tenced to six weeks' hard labour.

Inspector A. V. Baker said there had been lot of clothing missing recently from clothes lines in Wong- neichong Rond. A watch was kept. and defendant was seen climbing over the fence. Defendant had * previous conviction for larceny.

WARSAW MAY

SURRENDER

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slightest change, and will remain the same to the end."

Nazis Claim Successes BERLIN

(Reuter).- Sept. 17 Nazis claim successes by their troops 70 miles west of Warsaw and 75 infles south-west of the Polish capital.

The case for the prosecution, went Nazl troops, It is stated, are push-

Counsel,

was that the second, ing in to Lublin, while the Germans third and fourth accused

en-again claim to have captured Brest- gaged in making the pills under the Litovsk, 120 miles east of Warsaw.

first and directed

The

Gerinans, says nn official supervision of

communique, prevented the retreati and controlled by the fifth and sixth. who rented the premises,

Polish troops near

The Lemberg. The matter came to light on July

retreating Polish troops lost 12,000 25, when a party of Revenue Oflcers,prisoners and many guns and tanks, headed by Mr. 11. A. Taylor, Govern- ment Monopoly Analyst, and Re- venue Omeer W. IL Colledge, raided the groond floor of 64 Caine Road.

The first accused opened the door, and the others, with the exception of the two men, were found in the rear cubicle, where the pills were bring manufactured,

of

Despite the bad weather, Nazi planes attacked the retreating columns of troops. The Vilna radlo station is claimed have been destroyed.

to

Gdynia Holds Out

However, a Polish communique

While on inventory of the arti- says that in heavy fighting, Polish eles was being prepared. Chief Pre-troops have held out. Polish troops ventive Omeer A. W. Grimmitt was near Gdynia are still resisting, while sent for and shortly after his arrival the Polish Posnan army is obstinate he saw the fifth accused outside, at ly fighting and the enemy lins had

the grille. On to rush reinforcements. tempting to

open seeing Mr. Grimmitt, the man turned back and walked away hurriedly but was caught after a short chase.

Was

After he had brought him back, Mr. Grimmitt thought that the affair had some connection with a house

which Terrace in Wing Wal then also under suspicion, and ac- The latter, SHEKKI, Sept. 18 ("Tele-cordingly he went to

where he arrested the sixth accused, graph" Service), Japanese Evidence of the rald was given by raiders were busy over Shokki

Mr. Coltesige and Mr. Taylor, after when this morning

eleven which Mr. Grimmitt stated that on bombers dropped 81 bombs and being taken back to the premises, the fifth accused told him that he caused terrible destruction.

was looking for a friend. The land- They completely destroyed a low-

lady identifled him as the man who boat plying between-Shekki and rented the premises.

Tocao.

Elsewhere many bombs were dropped, causing considerabie damage.

!

U.S. Representations SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" PEIPING, Sept. 18-The United States has reserved its rights in con- nection with six bombings of Ameri- can property in China during the past

six weeks.

Representations to this effect were made to the Japanese Embassy in

Teiping to-day by

the American Embassy.

administered,

The southern Polish army smoshed a Nazi motorised regiment, and las taken many prisoners and 40 tanks.

Government Leaving

BUCHAREST, Sept. 17 (Reuter),— Members of the Polish Government began crossing the frontier Rumania early to-day.

Inlo

Thousands of civilkins also stream-

ed into safety.

Twenty Polish bombers have land-

ed in Rumania, and were later sent into the interior,

Representatives of foreign Powers Warsaw renched Rumania and are trying to set up headquarters in the limited accomodation of 口 small

Rumanian town which is already Packed with refugees,

Submission Overruled Mr. Hoang submitted, in the ab- sence of the Jury, that this evidence was inadmissible on the ground that

Not Yet Bombarded the statement was made without a caution having been

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" but he was overruled.

BERLIN, Sept 17 (UP).-Up to Continuing his evidence, Mr. Grim-5 p.m., (midnight H.K.T.) there has mitt said the sixth accused was also been no bombardment of Warsaw, the although the time limit for the sur- Identified by the landlady as mun who accompanied the fifth aerender of the city expires at 3.10 p.m. rented. cused at the time the premises were

Citadel Stormed SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" ELYRIA, O-Councilman Elmer

Mrs. Fattydad, house broker, sald 205 ડૉ.

Nelson tried to persuade the

BERLIN, Sept. 17 (UP).—It has The Jatest incident

July at the China that sometime involving ..10%. Elyria city council that the roofing American property was at Yeung-

Realty Company she was introduced been announced here that the Gur- atop City Hall was defective. Fallkong, in Kwanging Province, where

to the Afth and sixth accused, who man troops have taken the citadel of 7.50 n. in by

Nelson took off his

four bombs korded. within 100 yards

told her they were looking for a Brest Litovsk, where 600 prisoners and onto the roof

46 were captured. She took them to cont,

American mission.

vacant flat. The

German troops have also rented the brought down a sample shingle to

damage 10

Caine Road, where they mission property

the city of Lemberg show it had not been nailed down

At rounded ground floor at $120 a month. properly. The council, impressed slignt.

that time, the nith accused said he three sides, cutting off the with his nerobatics as well as his

was renting the premises for a rela- forces retreating from Przemysl.

The German troops from Upper shingle, voted to investigate Coun

tive. The sixth accused did not

Silesia and Cutslovkki have joined at make any remarks.

Wlodwo.

Wing On Textiles, S. $..

MISC.

H.K. Entertainments $..

Constructions (Old) $.

Constructions (new) $.

Vibro Piling $

Ch. Govt.

30

G. Bonds

1020

H.K. Govt. 4% Loan

.1

D.

0.00 n.

eltman Nelson's complaint.

For a Woman's Love

THEY GARVED AN

..1.53 n.

....I n.

.8 n.

100 m.

HR. Govt. 34% Loan

.08 TL.

Marsmans (Lon.) a/-

12/- n.

Morsmans (H.K.) x/~

.47- n.

MANILA SHARES

EMPIRE OUT OF

Sept. 16, Sept. 18.

A WILDERNESS

Antamok.***

161

Morning

.134

Atak

.15 13

Bague Gold

Ung.

Balong Buhay

011

.01

Benguet Coni

0.30

Unq.

Big Wedge

.17 B

Coco Grove

13

Following are sales and bid prices:

Cona. Bunes Demonstration

Ban Mauriala.....

.00 23

1. Hahn

.34

po Gold

Hogon Mining

.3834

Membulro Cone

Ung

Masbate Con.....

Mind. Motherlode

DBY

Mine Operations

North Camarines Paracale Gumaus

,13 D

Burigao Cons.

Unq.

Buyoo Cons..

Byndicate Invest...

Untied Paracalo

.10% Ung. 23

Ung.

HAL ROACH

& Fritz' report on this

morning's

market

The following is Swan, Culbertson

market; **

The Manlid Gold? Share closed uncertain and nervous with several losses being seen. The aver

age declined 2.02 on an

Increased

volume. San, Mauricio took, a loss of while United Paracalo

Bengu

three centavos was down two centavos Consolidated opened at Pa, 9.20 ex dividend, 20 centavos below Batur- day's close. At the end of the morn- Consolidated Ing.- session... Benglet was unquoted, trading is this rug

bean. suspended

Sept. 18, Sept. 18, Home Kundo Morning

Valsine of business faster and A

done

28, 94,743/199,810 #Gold Sharð Av,-

103.9861.96

CAPTAIN FURY

STARING

BRIAN AHERNE'. MIDTOR: MOLAOLEH JUNE LANG -JOHN CARRADINE PAUL LOKACH GEORGE ZUCCO Douglois DUMBRILLE • Virgin[@_FIELD

COMING 500N KING ́S

Was

H. K. LADY IS DROWNED

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" MANILA, Sept. 18 (UP)-In- formation has been received Manila that Mr. Walter Marshall, formerly Miss Alda Itskovitch, of Hongkong, With drowned in San

Francisco on Thursday,

husband,

Mrs. Marshall met her who was with the Standard OII Com- pany in Manila, whilst he was in Hongkong. They were married

1937.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Marchall are widely known throughout the For East. Mr. Marshall was appointed Assistant General Manager of the Socony offler in Hongkong in 1833.

Bearskin Frightened Guardsman

SENTENCE of 50 days' detention was recently promulgated on Guards mon Reginald Frank Throne (23), 1st Battalion, Grenadier Guards, who was stated at the court-martial at Chelsca Batracks, when he was charged with desertion, to have been "genuinely frightened at having to wear a tunic

bearskin. and

Throne, who was said to have absented himself from Chelsea Bar- racks from

2 until arrested

at

Chard, Set, on July 3, was

of

found guilty desertion,

His defending onder submitted that siner Throne gave himself up voluntarily he was not a deserter, but an absentee.

similar

The owner of the premises, Mrs. Leung Kwok-shi

gave evidence.

The case is proceeding.

U.S. Steamer Rescues Crew

Six Missing From U-Boat Victim

(UP),

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH NEW YORK, Sept. 17 The Radio Marine Corporation an- nounces that the steamer American Farmer has rescued the crew of the torpedoed British steamer Kafiristan. Six There were 20 survivors. members of the crew are missing,

American Casualties SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 (UP),— The State Department announces that two American passengers were drowned and six were rescued when the Norwegian ship Rondo struck a mine of Terschelling last Wednes- day.

Athenia Passengers SPECIAL TO THE "TELLGRAPHY WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 (UP). The State Department states that 28 Americans who were passengers on the atmer Athenia are still missing,

POST

SUSPENSION OF ALL UP EMPIRS

OFFICE.

#

PARCELS TO CHINA. AIR MAIL SERVICE

China Parcel Post Service to As from 8.00 p.m. Monday, 4th subject to a Customs Embargo on September, the all up Empire air certain foreign goods, a ilist of which mail servico is suspended for the time may be seen it G.P.O. & K.P.O. being.

In all cases parcela can only be circum- ccepted for despatch or Lances permit and at senders' risk,

First class mail for destinations served by Imperial Airways whether included in the all up scheme or not will be subjected to a surcharge of $1.00 per half ounce if sent by air, in addition to the present air malí| rates.

Letters may however be sent to auch destinations by surface transport

at the following rates:- (a) To Brillah Possessions;—

15 cents for the first ounce. 10 cents

for each succeeding cents

(b)

ounce

To Foreign Countries:-

10 cents per postcard.

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Malle art closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertis ed to close al or before à am, res gistered and parcel malls are closed at 5 pm, on the previous day.

15 cents per postcard.

All letters intended for despatch by succeeding air must be so superscribed, and

bear a blue air mail label.

25 cents for the first ounce. 15 cents for each

ounce.

Per

Formosa

INWARD

Due.

Airways

Air Mul by "Imperisi

Direct Service-London 10th September.

ffalphong

MAILS

From

Canion Maru .....September 18.

date, Imperial Airways Plane

Tjibadak

September 18,

Straits

Protestinus

.September 18.

and Amoy

Spochow

September 10,

Brisbane Maru

.September 10,

Hupeli

September 19.

Calcutta and Straits

Islami

.September 19.

Sandakan

Newchwang

.September 10,

Java and Manila

September 19,

Straits

Air Mall by “Pan American AirwaYA

Air Mail by "Air France Direct

Service”—Paria date, 13th Sept. Air France Plane Strally Shanghal

Van Heutaz

September 10,

..September 20.

Boissevain Cyclops

.September 20.

..September 20.

Direct

Service"--San Francisco Pan American Airways Plane date. 14th September. Australia and Manila Japan ... Saigon

September 20,

Kitano Maru

.September 21.

Noringa

.September 21,

Athos II

.September 22.

Conte Rosso

.September 22.

Canada, U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai-(Vancouver B.ċ, date, 2nd September).

Emp. of Canada

..September 22.

Straits

OUTWARD MAILS

the

Registered and Parcel Malls areclosed 15 minutes earlier than time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertis- ed to close at or before 9 am. registered and parcel mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day. When malls are adverused to close after 5 p.m. registered and Parcel malls are closed at 5 pm.

For

Shanghai

Canton Straits

Per

Monday

Fort Bayard and Bongkok Manila, Makassar and Sourabaya Shanghal

m/v. Shanlung

Dale and Time.

Mon., Sept. 18, 5.00 p.m. Canton Maru.. Mon., Sept. 10,7 p.m. Brisbane Maru

Tuesday

Air Mail for "Imperial Aleways Direct Service"-Duo London, 27th September,

Mon, Sept. 18, 7.00 p.m.

Hellas ....Tucs, Sept. 10, 8.30 am. Tinegara..Tues., Sept. 19, 8.30 am. Kwanglung Tues., Sept. 10, 2.30 p.m. Imperial Airways

Plano....Tacs., Sept. 19.

ICE.O.

.Sept. 19, .Sept. 19, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O.

p.m.

Sept. 19, 6 p.m.

Sept. 19, 7 p.m.

Reg.,

ord.,

Rez..

Ord..

Air Mall for Malaya, Java and Imperial AirwaJS

Australia by "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-due Sydney 25th September,

Her..

Ord,

.....Sept. 19, 5.30 p.m.

Q.P.O.

ICK..

Ord.,

Plane.....Tues, Sept, 19.

K.I.O.

....Sept. 19, 5 p.m.

Sept 19, 5 p.m.

‚Sept. 10, 7 p.m.

Mul Hock Tues., Sept. 19, -7.00-p.m.--

Tal Ping Yang

Canton ..

Wed., Sept. 20, 10.30 a. ..Wed., Sept. 20, 2 p.m. Wong....Wed., Sept. 20, 2 pm. Islami....Wed., Sept. 20, 3.30 p.m.

Air Mall for Indo-China, Iran, and Air France Plane

France Airways Direct Servica"-

Wed., Sept. 20,

Sept. 20, 5 p.m.

Fort Bayard and Bangkok

Wednesday

Shanghal

Halphong

Parcels only for Haiphong

Japan

France

and (Paris

Northern

sur-

Provinces only)

by the "Air

Reg.,

оп

Ord.,

.Sept, 20, 5.30 p.m.

Polish

due Paris, 20th Sept.

Reg. Ord.

Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Hono- Pan American Plane

Julo and U.8.A by the "Fan American Airways Direct Service" -due San Francisco fember

Reg.

27th Sep-

Ord.

Reg.

.Sept. 20, 5 p.m.

Ord.

.Sept. 21, 7.30 a.m.

Thursday

Further reports state that, despite unfavourable weather, the German radio air force hus destroyed the

Barano- transmitters at Vilna and wicezo.

Government at Kuty LONDON, Sept. 18 (Reuter).— According to a report from Kuty, which is on the Polish side of the Polish-Rumanian frontler, the Polish Government is functioning on Polish territory in temporary headquarters there there. Thr

Polish Telegraphic Agency which is at Kuty with the govern- ment, adds that the Polish army will continue to fight the German aggressor, despite the latter's numerical superiority.

Must Wait A Year For Fortune

Judge John J. Nangle, of Missouri, who is holding an inquiry into the disposition of the £500,000 fortune left.by Mr. Hazlett Kyle Campbell, heard evidence in a tiny glass-panell- ed room at Somerset House,

1

It was given privately by Mr. Fletcher, an executive officer in the General's Department, Registrar whose testimony dealt witli cert!- ficates of births, deaths and marri- ages

Mr. Nanglo afterwards slated: "The inquiry is now-closed for the

bably not be known before another year. There are about 200 further witnesses 10 be

heard

in' America EVERETT, Masa.

and Canada." worn spark plugs were Mr. Nangle is to pay a short visit placed by gasolino station proprietor to the Continent bolors returning to. Eldon Strupp in a bird, cage bearing Ireland for examination of the tran a sign: "These birds were caught script of evidence and exhiblis. stealing gas.” Thieves broke in and He will then return to the United stole the plugs.

States to report on the inquiry.

It's No Joke To British Isles. The result will pro-

100,000 Casualties Forty

PARIS, Sept. 10 (UP)Le Boir" reports that Nazi casuslijes in Poland have reached 100,000 killed, and wounded.

Thieves

Fort Bayard, Pakthai and Holhow Parcels only for Shanghal Japan

Shanghal

Fort Bayard

Soochow

G.P.0.

Sept. 20, 5 p.m.

Sept. 20, 7 p.m.

Wed., Sept. 20.

K.P.O.

.Sept. 20, 5 p.m. .Sept. 20, 5.30 p.m. Q.r.o.

Thurs., Sept. 21, 9.30 am. Hupeh....Thurs., Sept. 21, 2.30 p.m. Kitano Maru Thurs, Sept. 21, 7 p..

Friday

Conte Rosso Fri., Sept. 22, 8.30 am. Sinklang....Fri., Sept. 22, 9.30 am.

f

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

Strails, Ceylon, India, East and Suwa Maru....Fri, Sept. 22.

South Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles duc Mor- seilles, 22nd October.

Reg Ord.,

Sept. 22, 12.45 p.m. ....Sept, 22, 1.30 pm, .Fri., Sept. 22, 1 p.m. ..Fri., Sept. 22, 1.30 p.m.

Empress of Canada

Haiphong

Shanghal

Talnan Athos II

Formoss, Shanghal and Jupan ....

Manila

Fri, Sept. 22, 3.30 p.m. Haruna Moru Fri, Sept. 23, 3.30 p.m.

K.P.O.

Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, U.S.A, President Coolidge ... .Fri., Sept. 22.

Central and South America and Canada via San Francisco-due San Francisco, 12th October

Parcels Reg. Ord,

Parcels

Rex.

Ord.

..Sept. 72, 1. p.m.

Sept 22, B p.m. Sept. 22, 6.30 pm. G.F.0.

..Sept. 22, pm. ..Sept. 22, 5 pm. Sept. 22, 7. p.m.

Sat., Sept. 23, 8.30 a.m, Sat, Sept. 23, 1.30pm. „Sat., Sept. 23, 2.30 pan.

Shanghal Strails

Katurday

Mulnam Anking Szechuen

Shanghai

Sunday

Haiphong

Talzang

...Sun., Sept. 24, 9`am.

Monday

Shangha), Japan

Holhow

.. Hosang

„Mon., Sept. 25, 3.30 pm. ...Mon, Sept. 25, 7 p.m.

Tuesday

Jean Dupuis Tues., Sept. 20, 10.00 a.mi.

Fort Bayard and Haiphong ... Mantle, Australia and New Zealand Atuta. Maru

vla Thursday Island-due Thurs- day Island, 8th October,

Reg

Ord..

Tuen, Sept. 26.

K.P.O.

.Sept. 28, 3 pm Sept. 26, 6.80 p.m.

G.P.O.

„Sept. 26, 5 pm,

Sept. 20, 7 p.m.