1940-06-20 — Page 9

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NANCY

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MAP

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DREW LAST TERM

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FOOL ME-THIS IS LAST

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HONGKONG · TELEGRAPH:

June 20, 1940.

By Ernie Bushmiller

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The Hongkong Stock Exchange oficial summary issued yesterday and says: and

The Naval Intelligence Centre has issued notices to the coxwains

A. few H.K. Banks changed hands masters of bathing launches yachts, warning them of the location at $1,300, Trams nt $15.20 and China of minefields and other dangers to Lights (Old) at $6. Barbour navigation.

The notices are published below at the request of the authorities, but coxwains are nollfed that for fuller details they should study the Notices to Mariners and Governinent Gazette: notices.

Seller's Troms $15.50

Dairy Farms $20

Sales

H.K. Banks $1,300

Trams $16.20

Chino Lights -(old) $6.50

Movement During Dark Hours-feraft and they, should, under no se- Between 30 minutes after sunset and count. attempt to ass over it. The 10 minutes before sunrise, movement gate for small craft is at the eastern prohibited in the following areas end, with a ienst depth of 100" of to all craft. (a) arch "D" In the water of all tides. The main gate, Tathang Channel; (b) "between two gate vessels, is for the in the East Lamnia Channel; (c)| areas "E." "F" and "C" in the. Kan use of ocean-going! ships only and They have "full_right" of way in the Shui Mun and channels East and vicinity of the gates Channel has

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West of Ching Ilue Island.

When the "port closed" signals are been blocked by obstructions of a hoisted at the Harbour

bour Office, and or non-explosive nature to a depth of in the

the Naval Dockyard, all craft 2'6" ut law water .ordinary springs.

under way are

are to proceed immediate-Small craft are free to use it, us and ly to the nearest safe-berth-Inside the when the tide serves, but they do so harbour limits and remain there until entirely at their own risk. these signals are lowered. The "port Chu Lu Kok.-The channel south closed" signals consist of three red! of Chu Lu Kok Island may be used bails by day and three red lights by by all Hongkong-registered craft at night.

their own risk; but they must keep Orders Issued by patrol vessels are within one mile of Lantau, when to be obeyed.

within two miles east or west Chu A careful look-out must be kept for Lok Island, in order to keep well drifting mines and any sighted should clear of Arca "A

be reported to patrol craft, police Responsibility For Loss Or Damage. craft or the naval or harbour authorl-Nothing in the above notes to be ties.

read as involving the naval authorl- Minefield Areas

ties in responsibility for any loss or Independent Minefields. These are damage resulting from navigating in contained in the areas marked "A" the

approaches to

to Hongkong, whether and "B" on the map. Under no cir-In compliance with the above instruc- cumstances should any craft large or tions or not. Coxswains and other The ap- persons in charge of craft are at all small, enter these areas. proximate limits of these dangerous times entirely responsible for the areas are marked by da

and light safety of their craft. buoys, but no rellance can be placed on anding buoys in position.

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When the crials is past in illness, recovery may still be a long way off. The real turning point for the better comes when the patient begins to all out and pick up noticeably from day to day, this!

Controlled Minefields. These contained in the areas marked " and "D" on the map. No vessel la allowed to anchor or fish in these areas. Vessels constructed of wood may pass through these areas unless forbidden to do sú by a patrol boat, but those constructed of

iron.

and steel are only allowed to enter these oblained when they have special permission from the Naval Authorities. One exception to rule is that small craft constructed Iron and steel are allowed to cross the north-eastern corner of area "D" when bro

proceeding to or from Juss

པ་ House Bay (See below). In doing so they must keep as close as possible to Jan Chau (Slope Island.)

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Special arrangements are made to render the Controlled Minefields "Safe" for the passage of ocean-going ships, but this cannot be extended to small pleasure craft, and it must not be assumed that because a merchant ship is proceeding through n'mine- field in safety, that small craft con follow her, also in safety.

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Anti-Submarine Boom Anti-Submarine, Boom-This pre- sents a dangerous obstacle to small

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