SEEK SAFETY "In practically all these accidents 51 CANTON ROAD TELEPHONE 11706 Changyang M. Freight apply to N.Y.K., 31 The Bund. (Tel. 12842). the cyclist is at least contributing to Nanyang M. 198 Schedules. Disrupted by Shells to jons a pen Ps pale Leesang the accident. If the motorist is held] Fe aaa partly to blame, the whole of the uenking M.
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No effort has been spared to make the harbour. and the waterfront Shang- ought to be divided in some propor- r: of reference with revision up to the date of Gorges will ind "Excelsior" by Charon, an hai merchant shipping was yesterday tion. I cannot help thinking this sort r Redgate issue, The StaffStics and Documents included interesting guide and companion, For any-ploding in the vicinity of the pulsory.". Silverteak liable information respecting China. rips weaker oise, 61 pape #150 When shells and bombs began ex- making passenger insuance com: Ghang/Ten ly save valuable time to those seeking re-|] in be a charming souvenir of a memorable forced to move cautiously if at all. of case does present an argument for Rosalie, Moller in this issue under one cover will pedehred: one who has already done the journey it Japanese cruiser Idzumo, all merch-|" 4 stay of execution was granted Promise ant ships along that section of the} witlt a view to a possible appeal, Sungshan 3M. Tries $18: Pastane: Clan Secs emmes #19 waterfront moved out of harm's way For the plant if, Mr. Anthony Sk SHANGHAI-TSINGTAO-DAIREN LINE ace At all booksellers and from the publishers UGO Aap? WIRE tOW Gf HOGAN RELAT AE arties Bae ce Connecting with South Manchuria and Trans-Siberian Railway Tasman NORTH-CHINA DAILY NEWS OFFICF NORTH-CHINA DAILY NEWS soon as possible, leaving behind owe (Mr, Lucien For); for the 5: Stoner 1 wharves Mr. _C.' Nyholm-Shaweross (Me Shortest route between Europe and Far East ce 17 Tue Bunp, SHANGHAT And at all booksellers moved down the river some distance, Arrival Dpajertere, Kulmerland Some of the merchant ves: A. E. Wyeth & Ca.). Goncesin: mant Of the Sher. eke Sebiow weave S. DAIREN MARU... Aug.16 © Aug.18 at 11 am.: astbourne but more sought safety in the upper—7 On ads;: E as S. TSINGTAO MARU Aug.14 Aug.15. at 11 am. the blockade has become a refuge GERMAN SHIPPING INCOME oe HOTEN MARU... Aug. 19 Aug.21 at 11 am. A teer: hamburg, 3.8. SOL "Aug. 25 Aug. Mao Page onraaetooA agaenete esta a i 2a TEINGTACY MABU Kono oe re a e ea 1 F Published by authority of the S.M.C. Going Home? loca' ciger came up the river and lished, German shipping has brought Remember to advise us of your home address Tye Chien Che, the well-known According to statistics now pub- S. HOTEN MARU Aug. 27 Aug. 28 at'11 am. Vessels Leaving Price $2, on cloth $4.50 stationed herself just to the south of in £23,750,000 in foreign currency [A P A N Chit the blockade. All schedules of sail- during the last year which shows a For Passage and Freight apply to: NORTH CHINA COAST y OF SHANGHAI i ho setetitista the \Norei-Chifiy Hetals Aes gs and arrivals to Shanghai have. big advance over the lowest level of S an i x North-China Daily News. Including postage been disrupted somewhat' by the £17.750,000 in 1992. The close. con- DAIREN KISEN KAISHA SHENGKING TSINGTAO, WEIHAIWEI, CHE- Telephone 11055 $7.50 pen: quarter to ady address in Muroperor hostilities and the corking of thé}nection between shipping and inter- Aug. 18. FOO and TIENTSIN—from ", 2 Yangtze River as from Chinkiang to national trade will of course always 110 Szechuen Road Telephone 19646 French Bund on Wednesday, ith, at 9 a.m. For freight "North-China Daily News" Office America, Telephone 11055 (Circulation). Woosung by the Chinese Govern- remain and it is only when the for- fe Dewees sey, Sed eae ment. eign exchange of goods improves that bah aaa the 1929 level of £47.777.000 will be reached again.—Trans-Oce
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