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Tuesday,

CLASSIFIED NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Owen

ADVERTISEMENTS 25 words $2.50

THE "STAR" FERRY CO., LTD.

Forry Services will stop at Bildnight on Friday, 5th Septem- for 3 days prepaid

ber, 1941, and resumo at 5.20 a.m. WANTED KNOWN. on Saturday, 6th September, 1941. The last ferry will leave Hong- WANTED-Ladles to assist in Hong- kong's "V" Campaign by selling kong at 11.55 p.m.

Pienso

The last forry will leave Kow- Jabels.

apply

the Organiser, Box 001, "Hongkongtoon at 11.55 p.m. Telegraph or telephone 20502. All

By Order of the Harbour proceeds to swell the Bomber Fund.

Mastor. FOREIGN

to

Алу kind STAMP'S. needed by Fellowship of the Beliowe and sell for who will make up beneßt of War Fund. Send any you

от сал have or can collect

spare from your duplicates to F.O.D. c/o Hongkong Bank, Kowloon.

WANTED TO BUY, WANTED: Second hand truck (any model) equipped with wheelbase over 100" must be in perfectly, good condition, state particulars and price. Apply PO. Box 1539.

FOR SALE.

THE HONGKONG NATURALIST, Price $4 Vol. X Dos. 3 and 4.

023 onlo (postage extra), Now Bouth China Morning Post Lid.

at

Paratroops "Attack”

Hyde Park

Paratroops appeared in Hyde Park Just before dawn recently and nt- tacked troops on guard there. The "enemy" comprised 40 members of the Ministry of Information Home Guard and the defenders came from a West End company of the same force.

the defenders were taken

Although in the sense that they

did not know exactly when the at- tack was to be made, they put up a strong resistance.

The paratroops, all armed with rifies to represent tommy guns, hind been ordered to capture the Marble Arch area; they merged into four groups for their assault on the de- fensive positions in the park, but before they could carry out their revenied their Intention daylight presence to the defence force.

The

Hongkong Telegraph Eleventh Annual Amateur Photographic Competition June-September, 1941, Two Silver Trophies Awarded by ILFORD LTD,

For the best and second-best entries.

Three Silver Trophies Awarded by EASTMAN KODAK CO.

First Frizes in each of the three Sections.

$250

CASH PRIZES

$250

SECTION ONE Interior scenes. Table Top and Still Life Studies. (Ezluding portraiture, plants and and flowers).

1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $40. 3rd $30. 4th $10 SECTION TWO Portraiture. 1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $40. 3rd $30. 4th $10 SECTION THREE

Plants and Flowers. 1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $50. 3rd $30. 4th $10

RULES

The following tuies will govern the Competition:

1.The Competition, is open to all

photographers.

-The entries awarded the Ilford Trophies for the best and accond- best pictures in the Competition. will not be entitled to any other prizes. 3.The prizes will be awarded to the competitors sending in what are adjudged to be the best photo-

each Kraphe in

Section. Each entry must be accompanied by a form which will be published during the period of the Com petition,

be and which ILLEL pasted on back of entry. -The right to publish any or all of the entries is reserved to the Hongkong Telegraph.

-All photographs

entered

must

have been taken in the Colony of Hongkong. Photographin which have been already entered la ather Competitions are eligible. will be accepted for

6-No responser of, ton of or

damage to entries,

1.-All entries to be either black, sepła, or toned pictures, and must be mounted. Coloured photo- graph are ineligible. 6-Platures submitted in sepia tones should be accompanied by smaller print in black and while. D.No plcture to entered in morO

than one Section.

10-Mounts to be only white or cream,

must be of one of the following `- sizes:-10x12, 18x30.

11. No correspondence will be entered

Into in connection with the Com-. petition! 12.--Members of the Staff of “the Hongkong Telegraph and the South China Morning Post are not permitted to compete. 13.-The decision of the Judges shall'

be final.

14. At the conclusion of the Com="

petition, entries will be returned La competitors on application at the Telegraph otices within seven days. 10. Tha Use of aliases 1. strictly

forbidden.

NAME

ENTRY FORM

SECTION

ADDRESS

Please use block letters and partà) one of these forma ón back

of each Entry, vi

C. M. MANNERS, Secretary and Manager.

NOTICE

EVACUATION REPRESENTATIVE

COMMITTEE

The public meeting which was Boston day, September 3. Rok on Wednesday, Rose Room, Peninsula Hotel at 6 p.m.

(Sgd.) W. V. TAYLOR,

Hon. Secretary, STOCK MARKET REPORT Hongkong Stock Exchange Officini Summary, issued yesterday, is:

Buyera

HI.K. Banks $1,440 Canton Ins: $230 HK. Fire Ing. $183 H.K. Steamboats $8.50 Whurves $90,25 Docks $10.50 Providents Hotels $3.00 Lands $30.25

$6.00

lumplireys Repities $3,50 Troms $17.10

$7

Youmati Ferries $23

$0.50 Lights "O

Lights "N" $1.03 Electrics "N $21

Electric" $23.25 Rts

Telephones

"N"

Cements $15.25 Dalry Farina $10 Watsons $11.60

$0

Sellers Lands $37. Electrics Rts $11.25

Sales

1.K. Banks $1,450

Bank of East Asia $70

Wharves $00.75 Providents $0.75 Lands $30/36.50 Lights "O" $0.50

Electrics "O" X. Nts X.D. 522 C.D.

Electrics "N" $21.25 Electrics Rts $11.10/15 Telephones "O" $23.50

Telephones "N" $0

Ropca $0.46/50

Dairy Fars $ID.10/15

Watson $11.75/80

From

·

September 1, Malayan

blocks will be advanced another 10 minules, moking the country 7% hours in advance of Greenwich Mean Time.

BRITISH

WAR

· ORGANISATION FUND

Help Bombed Civilians in Britain

Old clothes of all descriptions are badly needed for Men, Women and Children in the Bombed Areas in Britain. Such gifts will be received by the B. W.. O. F... c/o Government House, during office hours. Mondays to Fridays from 9.30

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

September 1941.

Lattimore and BOWL OF RICE Police Reserve

Chang Hsuch-liang

Some weeks ago a news agency report from Washington sinted that official circles there were greatly perturbed over the quarrel between the Chinese Communists and the Central Government, and that Mr Owen Lattimore, who was belag sent. to Chungking as the President's personal representative, would take up the matter with Gen, Chiang Kai-shek. Some time later, it was reported that Mr Lattimore would also intervene on behalf of Gen. Chang Hsuch-liang and try and obtain his re- lense.

One would have imagined that in these grim times the State Department would have something more to worry about than the quarrels of the Communilst party with the Chinese government, and that Mr Lattimore would have something else to do in Chungking than bother the already overburdened Gen- eralissimo about the fate of Gen, Chang Hsuch-liang, writes a correspondent of the "North China Daily News" in Peiping.

the dangerous foe into action, he abandoned Manchuria and Jehol without hardly fring a shot.

FUND

Good Results Reported At

End of Campaign

Orders Issued for The

Current Week

BANKS

**THE CHARTERED BANK OF 'INDIA, AUSTRALIA &ˆCHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter 1853,

Sergent Reserve Fund

Orders by O. Fager, Deputy Commla-Poid-up Capital sloner of Police (Reserve):

Tsignations. Acting Police

********** £3,000,000 *****. £3,000,000

HEAD OFFICE:-LONDON.

18 Bishopsgate, E.C.1.

Rub-Agencies in London. 117-122, Lendrakali Btreet, E.0.3.

West End Branch 16-10, Cockspur Street, B.W.1. Manchester Branch: 32. Mosley St, Manchester, 2, AGENCIES AND BRANCHES:

Ilangkong Rangoon Tiollo Ipoh

(311 103 A. V. Wong and Constable (1) Reservo Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000

Chang have been per- The Bowl of Rice Campaign in 184, John A. L aid of Chinese refugees, organised by mitted to resign from the Chinese Com the China Defence League, was pany, as from August 20, and 29, 1941,

respectively. metally closed- yesterday, when, at Leave. Constable (1) 1830 Lau Fak n tea party held at the Ying King wing has been granted three weeks leave Sun Yat-sen, from August 12 to Suplember 3, 1941. Restaurant, Mime

Constablo (i) 1212 Ho Ching-churn han

14 days' leave as from Chairman of the League, presented been granted banners and awards to contributors. August 31. 10 September 3, 1941.

Training Course-Part 1. Those detailed The campaign, which is under the will attend at Murray Parade Ground for instruction in Part 1 of Training Course patronage of His Excellency, the on Wednesday, September 3; at 3.15 p.m. Governor, Sir Geoffry Northrolo, sro Duty. Patrol duties with, bo car-

Drem-Khaki Uniform. aimed at raising HK$40,000 by sale of tickets for "One bowl of rice"

Indian Company Strength Increase. Constables (R) 227 lunches to be hold in 13 contributing restaurants. The money collected is Sardara Singh and (1) 223 Inder Skrgh Datavia to be used for productive relict of has been taken on the strength of the Bombay

Struck Olt. Constable 1) 741 Mo refugees in the Yellow River region Indian Company as from August 26, 1941. Calcutta through Chinese Industrial Cohamed Moosa, and (R) 793 Mohamed Khan liave been struck of the strength of the Indian Company as from this August operatives.

20, 1941.

Dismissal. Constable (R) 003. Pritam | Cawnpore singh has been dismissed from the Indian Cebu Company, an from August 25, 1941.

rict oil an ordered,

Agencies: Kuala

Cilve Street Lumpur Fairlle Place Kuching Canton

Alor Blar Amritsar Bangkok

Saigon

Semarang

- Knractil .Kinog Kobe

Beremban

Shanghai

Singapore Bitiawan

Sourabaya

Talping

Medran

Tlenisin

Manila

Tongkalt

Medan

(Bhuket)

New York

Tsingtao

Pelping

Yokohama

(Peking)

Penang..

General

and

Of what interest the message

A statement read by Mr Fook S. goes on, can Chang be to any body? What has he ever done

When later, as a result of these Ko, Han, Treasurer, revealed a net total of $22,144.95 and NC$016 for China or for foreign inter futilities, he and his Scallywag

Inspection Parade. All ranks of the tn-Colombo diag Company will parade on Wednesday Delhi tiens.

September 3, for inspection of equipment Haiphong ests either, that anybody should Northeastern army were transferred from sale of tickets and contribu- want to intervene on his behalf? to Slan in Shenai-

i-quite a long way

rid by the Company Commander at Jankow Sented at the Official table were, Murray Parade Ground at 6.10 p.m. sharp

The Equipment "Young Marshal" the foreign press from the Japanese front he had loves to call him. Marshal of what? nothing better to do than start plot-r P. C. Chan, who presided, Mme Dress-Khaki uniform being pre-

Lind SurMma

Cling-ical'

Mrson. troy he has never heard a shot ting with the Communists in north

against his supertor, Gen. Kamaladevi, Indian Women's Con- Shenst

Training Course-Part I. Those fired in anger, except perhaps some

gress leader, Mr H. Y. Tso, Hon. Iailed will attend at No. 20 Ice House attempted assassination. Among the Chiang Kai-shek of the latter to Sion Secretary,

Mt Fook S. Ko, Hon Street on Tuesday Thursday and or in During

September 2, 4 and 5, at 0.30 p.m. for ins many buffoons, who have marched neross the political stage of modern In December 1936, Chang Hauch- Treasurer, J. Bertram and Miss Liao Sruction in Part 1 of Training Course China, there can scarcely ever have ang staged a coup and treacherous Mong-sing. Others present includ- under Sub Inspector (ty Imam Din. been a more futile, Ineffectual, yerly arrested his guest. The reasoned Mr Eugene Chen, former Chinese Patrol Duty, Patrol duties will be car. 1.press-boomed person..

he gave for this act was that Gen. Minister, and Mrs. Chen, Mme Sun led out as ordered. Chiang Kai-shek was showing him- Fo, and General M. Cohen. self too weak in his Japanese polley.

Evil Genius

List of Awards

Banners were presented by Mtno. Sun to the following contributing restaurants

for the sale of tickets:

In actual fact, If he was anything

Gleath Of Humour at ull, he was the evil genius of his

This coming from a man who ran country. It was Chang's reckless handling of Manchurian affaire that way from the Japanese on every which possible occasion and lost Manchuria upset the delicate balance, his father, an infinitely more able to them without a fight, certainly test added a gleam of humour to what man, had only with

greatest might well have ended in tragedy, dimculty managed to preserve, and the correspondent continues. Nam icing Chau Kah. that gave a handle to the Jane kily for China, owing to

the

BOMBER FUND DONATIONS

мая

for their coup in 1931. And when irresolution and to the con he had, by his own folly, gode und verality of his "faithful" Man-

churian subordinates, the Generalla simo was let free again unharmed.

turn. Later Chang, in his arrested and tried for the affair, and got off with the very light sentence of five years detention as a prisoner most other Oriental of state. In

totalita- were received in countries, and in every surce for the Bamber Fund yester rinn state, he would have been shot day. Ex 12th Foot" sent in his out of hand for treason, as he richly teenth donation of $200. The 15th. donation (100) came from "Rockdene Llars" while "Lhombre Evening can

281 donation of $15. The Fund has now reached a total of $2,509,- 377.04. The following is the latest list: Lhombre Evenlig Catty-pixi

Monthly donations

tributed n

donation}

G. P. O. Flomb (August)

Mr Younghusband's puppy per

Aire Lossby ra.

$15

deserved. But now, one is given to understand, certain foreign official circles are gravely concerned about the poor fellow's fate.

Ying King Restaurant: Lok Sin Restaur- ant; fang Fong Shiu Kee Yuen; Lung Chuen Tea-haune: Kwong Chow Hotel; ilon Sheunt Restaurant; Tin Yio Chou Kan: Lai Shah Care: Golden Star: Golden Gale: Arelle Cafe: Yee On Tea House;

Monetary contributions, were received

from the Lott Sin ilestaurant ($400.401. Cat San Restaurant (05.20), and Arctic Cafe (133).

Other contributors included Mr Tommy R (11.000 plus 500 bowls of rice offered), Me Wat Shiu-pak 181,0001. Mr 1500). Mr B. Y. Chen Len Xpi-ngok (300) Me Lo Hin-ming ($200) and Mr

Fouk-son (#150).

Volimieer ticket-sellers were Bils Quon

$530). Air video and Bumi Lay (orgkong and Mrs Yeo (Wiseman'a Hotel 3302). Mins Lo Pul-kio (Kwong chow Hotel (310), Miles Annia Bumad (Star Ferry, $200) Mrs M. W. Kwan Hotel Cecil #254), Miss Adele Leo (Kin Kwok Chnu Kah $184), Mrs Wong Man (Ying King $150), Mrs Eisle Soong's Children (Cafe de Chine $150), Mr J. M.

Tan St Francis $124).

ta

do

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and Banking Business transacted.

opened CURRENT ACCOUNTS FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Year or shorter periods in Local or Currencies at rates which will be qualed on application.

Other

BAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in

Local Currency and Sterling with Interest

nilawed at rátós oblakniable on application. Motor Patrol Unit

The Bank's Head Office in London Strength Increase. Constable 1) 338 undertakes Executor and Trustee busi Lal Chue-shek has been taken on the neas, and clains recovery of Dritish strength of the Motor Patrol Unit as from Income Tax overpaid, an terms, which

may ba August 30, 1941.

mmy of it ascertained at Agencies and Branches.

W. I, EVANS THOMAS,

for

Manager.

POST OFFICE

Parcel Post Service to Japan la temporarily suspended.

Training Coureo-Part. I. Those detail ed will attend at Murray Parade Ground Instruction in Part I of Traming Course on Wednesday, September 3, at 5,30 pm, sharp. Dress-Khaki Uniform.

N. C. O Meeting. An N. C. O's most- ing will be held at Reserve Headquarters on Friday, September 6, at 5.30 pm, sharp. Patrol hity, Patrol duties will be car ried out as ordered.

Emergency Unit Company Drill. All ranks of "A" and "D" Companies will attend at Murray Parade Ground on Wednesday, Septem 3, at 5.10 p.m. sharp for Company Dria under Acting Inspector (N) M. A. do Sousa. Dress--Khaki Unitonn,

200 Training Coure--Part II. Those talled will attend at Reserve Headquarters Leclure Room, on Thursday, September 4, and Tuesday, September 5, at 6.30 pm. The Printed Matier Service to the for instruction in Part 1 of Training ollowing places in China is tem- Course under Police Sergeant (R) 452 0. R. Sadick, Dress Optional,

porarily suspended:-Yunnan, Sze- Patrol Duty, Patrol duties will be car-huen, Kwelchow, Hunan, Fukien Kulangsu), ried out as ordered.

(except

and Amoy

North and Kwangel, Kwangtung.

WIR. Chariot-Woods,

- Adjutant, Polico Reserve

The public are reminded that it to breach of postal regulations to nclose in a postal cover communi- ations intended for persons other han the addressee.

East

INWARD AIR MAILS

0

Small Packet Post to all countries The question of how many First ts suspended. Year Classes for Vernacular Teachers' should be opened at the Evening Institute on October next was re- Organisations who assisted

the considered by the Board of Educa- Air Mail by "Pan American Airways Campaign were: Chinese Chamber of tion at its 125th meeting held on Commerce ($2,000, which included 304 Wednesday last. After discussion of

Local Printing Press Wed for contributions Medical Youth Corps various points raised, the Board ap- (400) Shun China, Aihlette Association proved the function of four such

classes.

The only explanation I can think of why in these serious times for 10.35 Chion and the rest

of the world, anybody should worry about the fate of Chang Hsuch-long is whint I must

Direct call the "cocktail complex." The fact is that in his palmy

Mr J. F. Galvin

10

Vingt-et-un, August 29

0.011

Ex 12 Foot (flirteenth donation) Rockdene Liars (fioenth dong-

tion)

200

100

Ex Sergt 77th Foot [fifth dona-

25

Tyeb Co.. Shrapnel Box third

donation) "Whisky Poker"

2.00 hy

not-

8400), Talkoo Dock (170), Pan You wil

Soli (1206), Copper atid fron Metal Mer-

Direci Service"-San Francisco date, 4th September......Sept. 11. Air Mall by "Pan American Airways Francisco Service" San date, 18th September....Sept. 25.

OUTWARD AIR MAILS Friday, Sept. 5) Mali by Alr to Rangoon to con- acct with the "British Overseas Airways"

young Chang was hail-fellow-well- met with foreigners, whom he treat-chants Gulid (200), ifongkong Chinese

Engineers Association ($200), Hongkong Journalists' Day was celebrated by ed with the most condescending Chiese Wornen Soldier Reller A1-

Journalists Air Chinese the Hongkong Chinese sociation ($200), Hongkong 415 affability, even deigning to enll them clut is200). Foroners Ser-Association and the Hongkong Chin- The following monthly donations to the their Chritian names, whielt vanta Union ($101, Theatre Employees esa Reporters' Club yesterday when while his Union (64), fered them immensely,

Hongkong Gavernment cocktail parties and golf picnics were Chinese Civil Servants' Club (9140 and a reception and dinner was' held at the Hotel Ceck. The meeting was! The following persons also assisted in attended by some 300 people in- selling the tickets: General M. Coligncluding Chinese officials and Chin- ($1,000), Miss Chen Man-wan (1754), Tir the Link Fau ($414,

Miss Liu Ting-yang se editors and proprietors of daily (8274), Miss Dudley (6210),

newspapers,

Bomber Fund were also received yester- tek

da. A. R. Newton

Men G. M. Sinclair

Mr F. F. Duckworth

Mr and Mrs H. S.

Mr B. Lipkovsky

Anonymous

Mas .. N. Windeld "Airdalumn"

Mr H. V. Thome

Mr G. W. K. Crawford

Mr and Mes B. O'M. Denne

Mr It. 2. Woodman

Mr David Wilson

Prof. and Mrs. it. Shore

Major it. G. Robertson

Mr John Fant

Mr T. G. Evans

Mr II. S. Derch

Mr M. F. L. Haymes.

B. W, O, F.

25 famous and much sought after. And

10

10

such things, as we know, are very

In emcini 10 Important matters

diplomatic circles concludes writer.

and

Fund,

the

The British War Organisation Hongkong Branch, acknowledges, following donations:

Previously Acknowledged 4116 and 6734.528.17; Club de Recreio, $750; A. Whittaker (monthly), $3: Anonymous, 30; Dr K. W. Chaun (monthly), $30; Anonymous $46,60; Sale of 1 C.ILS.S. Badge, $1: Sole of Postal Labels, 80; Francois D'Janvilliers-August, $500! 4. C. Wilcox (nonthly), $25; 8. W. P Perry monthly), $25; British Legion Hongkong and China Branch 3990: Edgar Davitsem (manthly), 550: W. P. C. August $10: The Portuguese Staff of Hongkong and Shanghal Banking Corpn --August, $30: Solné Members of the European Staff of Messrs Butterfield and Swire, $30; W, J. Knight (monthly), $10)

Flinte, 330; D. Herschend monthly), 10 W. Hewitt (monthly), $10: D. J Videning monthly), 520: D. Laurence Intonthly 2, $33: The Prison Stall—August. $172.74; total $730,087,39.

Child Protection

The Hongkong Society for : Protec-

១.៣. to 4 p.m., allowing form of Children acknowledge the follow- Lunch interval and Saturdaysg donations collected during August:

from 9.30 a.m. until 1 p.m.

HONGKONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

WE ARE AT WAR

Mr. Chamberlain on Sept. 3rd sald:

"The life of the nation MUST GO ON"

Our work, too, MUST GO ON Please do not fail us

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY,

ON NG JON NO.2 PION NĚ:3

Peak Church Fund, 350; Hongkong and Shanghal Banking Corporation. $250: China Light and Power Co., Ltd, $100; Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd, 8100; Hongkong Tramways. Ltd, 100; long- kong and Whampun Dock Co., Ltd, $100: Standard-Vacuumi On Co.. $100; A. 5. Watson & C., Ltd. $50; Dodwell & Co.. Ltd. 10: British American Tobacco Co. (China) Lid, $30 United Delivery Co.. Lid, $25; Mr and Mrs F. N. Merritt (Life Afembership), $100 Anonymous-in ap- preciation of services rendered by the Society, $1; Anonymous "A.C.P.". 150: Police Magistrate. Kowloon (Contribution for Leung Man), $4; dotal $1.279.

Further donations will be gladly ne cepted by the Ilon, Treasurer. Mr A. McKellar. A. c/o Mackinnon Mackenzie & Co., P. & O. Buliding.

ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION. The Hongkong Anti-Tuberculosis As- sociation gratefully acknowledges the following donations" and subscriptions:

Ko Cliuk-liung $300; Leung lu $100; Ying Fat-loong $100; Lung Won-song $100; Mok Konsang $50; Kwan Yiu-kwang 810; True Light Middle School $10.

ST VINCENT DE FAUL

The Society of St Vincent de Paul, acknowledge receipt of the following donation in memory of the late Mr E. E. Cymund:

D and Mrs to Asjoo, 13.

FOOD KITCHENS

The S. C. M. Post has received tho following donation to the Food Kitchens Appeal Fund:

Mr F. C. Statt, $100,

tha

EMERGENCY REFUGEE COUNCIL The S. C. M. Fort has received following donation to the Emergency Retukee Counes:

Atem J. 1. Rultongue, 150,

'DDGS'' NOME

The lionorary Secretary of the Dogs Home acknowledges with thanks a dona- from bir for of $50* (in appreciation) Arnulphy,

DONATIONɛ waiting

Donations for the following' Organina- tions await collection at the office of the 8. C. M. Post: Lord Mayor's Fund for the Relief of Air Vietima; D.W.OF.: Emergency fiefugee Counci; British Pri- montem DE War, øllet rund: Food, Kij- -cliens Fund; Bi Vincent de Paul; S.P.C.A.

150 for contributions).

Nine of these Blenheim Bombers

will carry a message to Hitler from Hongkong.

How soon depends upon the raising of

approximately £24,000.

DO

YOUR BEST TO RAISE

H.K.'S BOMBER SQUADRON

Remitted £151,939:19.6d

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

.Sept. 5, 4.00 p.m. Ord, Sept. 6, 4.30 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 8

Air Mail by Air to tangoon to con- nect with the 'Bellish Overseas Airways

K.P.O, and G.P.O. Ter.

.....Sept. 8. 4 p.m. Ord...Sept. 8, 4.30 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 11

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu,

U.S.A. and Europe

Airways

American

Atlantic Services.**

K.P.O.

Reg. Ord.

Rek.

Ord.

via "Pan-

and

Trans-

Sept. 11, 5 p.m. .Sept. 11. 5.30 p.m. G.F.O

.Sept. 11, 5 p.m. Sept. 11, 7 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 28

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu,

U.S.A. and Europe via "Pan-Ameri.. can Airways and Trans-Atlontie Services."

K.P.O.

Reg.

Ord.

.Bept. 25, 5 p.m. ....Sept. 25, 5.30 p.m.

G.P.O.

Reg.

.Sept. 25,

p.m.

Ord.

.Sept. 25, 7 p.m.

bd

NOTICE

DEFENCE REGULATIONS 1940, The following rates Will charged for matling single coples of the following newspapers abroad:~

South China Morning Post China and Macao

10 cents per copy

British Empire and Foreign 25 cents per copy

The Hongkong Telegraph

China and Macao

10 cents per copy British and Foreign

20 cents per copy

25 cents Saturdays.

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FELLOWS OF THE BELLOWS

JULY SCORE

435

Please Blow In !

Required £24,000

n