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HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
Authorised. Caplink - $50,000,000 lagued and Bulb Paid-us. $30,000,000 Ramer Punda 1-
Stella........... 6,000,000
Bil
Ramarre Liability of Proprietara 90,000,000
HEAD OPPIOS, HONG KONG.
BOARD OF DIRECTORB :—
N. A. Brown, H.
Chairman,
1. H. Ball, Esq.
Deputy Chairman.
Ham. Mr. B. 1. 7. Dalsh.
1. H. Compica, Esq.
4. T. Jahnson, Esq.
J. Lander, Loxia, Esq
10.
BANGKOK
BATAVIA
BOMBAY
CALCUTTA
CANTON
"HEFOO
COLUMBO
DAIHEN
POOCHOW
ΠΑΙΔΙΟΝΟ
NAMIRNO
HANKOW
HARDIN
JONG KEW
ILOILO
{PGI!
Jonong
KOBE
KOWLOON
Chi
W. La Paltonden, Kag.
T. 25. Pearce, Zeq.
2. . Plummer, Esq.
J. P. Warren, Sag- Hansgr
How. Mr. A. O. yose.
BRANCHES:-
CUALA LUMPUA
LONDON LYONS MALACCA MANILA
MOUKDEN
NAGASAKI
NEW YORK
PEIPISO
PENAND
HASOHON
MARLON
HAN FRANCINCO
KITANOMAL
SINGAPORE
SHUKA BAYA
SUMONI PATANI DIENTSIN
POSTO
ISINGTAO YOKOHAMA
Current Accoun opada Love! Currency and in speile received for uns JOKU DU uttar pariods in Local Currency and Starling in terma which will be quoted on application.
on Kan. 9418 May, 1929.
HONG KONG SAVINGS BANK.
The Dubes at the above lack is conduct-
ed by the UNG KONG AND BANGA BANKINO CORFUBATION.
abtained on wyplicatium.
Bules may be
FOR THE HONG KONG & BELANGIAJ BANKING CORPORATION,
A. C. HINES,
Chief Mag.
Wong Kong, 18k Saptamber, 19rt.
NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL- MAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V.
(NETHERLANDA TRADING QUIETY)
DANKERS
Established 1824.
Bag Korg Ocos-là. Quarz'a Boad Central. Authoriard Caplent Guildars £30,000,000- (,,,) Paid-Up Capital como Qulkari 30,000,000- (25,666,867.) Reserve Fund
Quilders, 60,000,000-
(45,500,000.)
Mad
(AMSTERDAM'),
Enders Hand 000:-BATAVIA. BRANCHES:-Bandjermann Deadows") Bobay,
THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA,
Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1853. HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. Paid-up Capital
Reserve Fund
Beserve Liability of Proprle-
.£3,000,000
.£4,000,000
.£3,000,000
KUALA LUMPUR
KUCHING
Agoncise and Branches:
IATOR STAR
Malay State)
AMRITSAR
DANOKOR BATAVIA DOMBAY CALCUTTA CANTON
DAWNPONE
OEBU
COLOKAU
DAIREN (Dalas
Youth Manchučia) DELHI
(N. Manchuria)
HAIPHONG
ITANBURG
BLANKOW
HARBIN
TRING KONG
MOILO
FROSI
KARACHI
ALANO
KOBE
KUALA KANDRAX
Parah (F,M.S.]
MADRAS
MANILA
MEDAN
NEW YORK
PEKING
PESANO PESHAWAR RARODON SAIGON
REMABANO
KEREMBAN
BETANGHAT
BINGAPORE
HOUBANAYA
TAIPING
(P.M.8.)
TAVOY
TIENTSIN
TOKYO
TONOMA (Blaka)
TRIMITAO
YOKOHAMA
ZAMBOANGA
(Philippine Islanda)
Foreign Exchange and General Banking business transacted.
Current Accounts opened and Fix- ed Deposits received for 1 year or which will shorter periods at rates be quoted on application.
A. H. FERGUSON,
Hong Kong, 8th January, 1929.
Manager.
THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. (Established 1917.)
Authorised Inaned
Paid-up
CAPITAL.
Reserve Liabilities of
Shareholders Surplus
THE CHINA MAIL,
COMMERCE
RUBBER MARKET
REVIEW
OPTIMISM OF LONDON MERCHANTS
EXPORTS HEAVY
PRICES ARE LIABLE TO FLUCTUATE
In their London rubber market re- view of September 19, Messrs. Charles 1.Hope and Son state:-
The price af rubber early in July was fully a penny higher than it is The optimistic tone then to-day. evinced appeared to be justified.
On account of the shipment of ac- cumulated stocks, exports from Malaya were heavy during the six months that followed the aboli- tion of restriction. These shipments, however,
steadily declined until in May, the seventh month, they fell to Just under 44,000 tons, and in June were only 40,400 tons, There was, therefore, every reason' to expect that normal monthly shipments for some time would not exceed say, 43,000 tony, and might well be leas.
$20,000,000
In a review dated July 16, we ox- 8,000,000 pressed the oninion that during the 4,000,000 second half of this your world ship
ments would probably average about 4,000,000 84,000 tons per month. This estim 2.219,000 ate may eventually prove to be about right, but in the meantime the July shipments execeded the suggested figure by over 7,000 tons. The heavy shipments cannot be accounted for by a decrease in the visible Eastern
HEAD OFFICES:-SINGAPORE. Branches, Agencies and Correspon deats in the principal cities of the world.
Every description of Banking and Exchange business transacted.
TAN ENG HOOI,
Manager Hong Kong, 15th May, 1029.
THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LTD. (TAIWAN GINKO)
>
HEAD OFFICE:-Taipeh, Formosa. Incorporated by Special Imperial
Charter, 1899.
****Tan, £8,000,000
Casual Bank is Formosa, Back Notes Issued Avera AGENCIES!
BRANCHES AND JAPAN 1-Tokyo, Yokohama, Hobe, Osaka FORKOSA:-Oiran, Hagi, Karenko luz
Wakoos, ento, Ebloobiku, Talaki, Talzan, Takao, Tum, Teen, Halto, Taim CHINA bangbal. Hankow, Amor, Foodbow,
Gwator, Denton OTHE9ing Roo, Bingapore Bears,
Bemarang Alavis. Bombay,
Calouise jakarta') "The Higow'). Inddah, Babe, Kota-Hädja, Makassar, Medan, Pulang
Londos, New York, Dairen Pembang
LONDON DANKESS: Pakalongan, Padang The London County Weekloster and Parr's Bank. Pontianak, Rangoon, Roterdam"). Bibolga Samarang), Shanghal
The Bank has Correspondenta in all the" pria- (Bumaire)," Blagapers,
Bouzabal, Sorakaria (Bold). Tegal, Tjilesjap tipal Commercial Centre Throughout the world.
Caleatis, Charison, Djember, Djok.
and Waiterrodan.")
7) Thaar smoes have safe deposit boxes in lak.
Louds Beakers:-National Fegrionial Bank LM.
Forepondente ni avar the world
Imaking burinosa al story
description transacted.
P. X. ELBENO
Hong Kong, ah May, 1929,
Manager,
BANQUE DE L'INDO - CHINE.
HEAD OFFICE:
96, Boulevard Haussman, Parls.
Subscribed Capital Fra. 72,000,000.00 Fold-Up Capital ...Fri. 68,400,000.00 Reserve Funds ....Frs.102,000,000.00
Bangkok
BRANCHES:
Hong Kong Quishon
Saigon Shanghai
Battambang Hus
Canthe
Canton
Mengtze
Nam Dinh Singapore
Djibouti Neumes Fort-Bayard Papaete. Haiphong Peking
Haokow Hanoi
Thanhes Tientala Toursne Vinh
Pond Lory Yunnanfa
BANKERS:
NAGURA
Haager
HONG KONG DEARCH.
De Vo Boad Canizal. Hong Hoar, 19th January, 1927.
atocks.
"MALAYAN SHIPMENTS
In view of the above facts it is not surprising that the rubber trade in general, and producers in parti- cular, have lost part of the optimism that had been engendered by the very satisfactory consumption dar ing the first six months of this year and by the steady decline in ship ments up to and including those for June. No
explanation has been forthcom ing of this sudden increase Malayan shipments and consequently wo suspect that they, in part, may
stocks represent
accumulated
ΣΠ
on
native catates and by up-country Chinese
dealer
It may be that the rubber had been speculatively retain. of higher prices ed in anticipation after the balk of the stocks ac- cumulated by others was sold. Some colour is given to this explanation by the riso in price last July which may have encouraged tired bulls to Hiquidate their holdings.
In apito of these unexpectedly heavy shipments we still believe that known faêts fully justify the opinion that the statistical position as far as can be seen is perfectly sound, and
cipating higher prices,
THE BANK OF CANTON, LTD. that there is good reason for anti-
Established 1912.
FUTURE PROSPECTS Although it should be possible to estimato future supplies with a fair degree of accuracy, the making of thase estimates is by no means an exact science. To foretell consump tion is very largely guess werk. We can do no more than give the prob- Bangkok, New York and Ben Troco abilities of one and the possibilities
of the other.
Head Offices-Hong Kong.
Authorland Capital (II.K. Currency) ...$11,900,000 Paid Up Captai
8.604.300 BANTT Fond
850,200
BRANQUES:- Canton, Shanghal, Hankow, _Buralow,
LONDON BANKEES: The Floyd's Bank Limited. Cormepondents it all principal cities al the
World.
Foreign ezobange and banking besitas of every dawription transacted.
Bain Dapors Ben (various sizes) as a yearly estal of from 35 to $40.
LOOK POONG SHAN,
Whatover view may be taken of the statistical position it should he allowed that the price will not re- main indefinitely at the 10d. lavel, and wo think that some idea of future
of the following facts
Chief Manager, a considerat may be obtained by
Hong Kong, 19th February, 1927.
THE BANK OF CHINA. 行涐國中
IN FRANCE: Camptoir National d'Escompte de Paris; Credit Lyonnais; Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas Credit Industriel at Commercial; So- clate Generale.
IN LONDON: The National Pro- vincial & Union Bank of England, Ltd.; Ceraptole National d'Escompte Authorised Capital
Paid-up Capital
de Paris; Credit Lyonnais.
and assumptions.
1928
As facts we know that:- 1. World consumption in amounted to about $81,000 tona.
2. World consumption during the Arst six months of 1929 amounted to about 435,000 tons.
3. World shipments during the first six months of 1929 amounted to
about 426,000 tons.
(Specially Authorised by Presidential Mandate of the Republic of China on the 22nd of Novamber, 1917.)
4. Some part of the shipments ....$38,000,000.00 during the first half of 1929 was due 18,278,000.00 to the release of estates accumulat- 9,029,425.24 ed stocks, and to higher yields from
rested arcas.
IN NEW YORK: J. P. Morgan & Reserve Fund
Co.; French American Banking Cor-
poration; Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.
Interest allowed
の立
Current Ac- counts and Fixed Posits according to arrangements.
Every description, of Banking and Exchange Business transacted. Safe Deposit Boxes to let
A. LECOT,
Manager. Hong Kong, 1st May, 1929.
·
HEAD OFFICE; PEKING~~"
HONG KONG BRANCH: 4. Queen's Road Central Branches and Sub-branches all over China and Correspondents in Europe, America and other parts of the world. London Bankers: The National Provincial and Union Bank of Eng- land, Ltd.
Trust Company of
The Guaranty New York.
New York Bankers:-The Irving National Bank.
The Equitable Trust Company of
Interest allowed un Current Ac-
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, New York
LIMITED,
Established 1880.
5. During the year preceding the introduction of restriction production declined 14 per cont; bat during tho five years before 1021 the average yearly increase in production was 21 per cent,
6. Excluding the U.S.A. the in- crease in world consumption shown during the early months of the year has been maintained.
"
7. From 1910 to 1915 the area under rubber was more than doubled, but from 1920 to 1925 the area was increased by only 10 per cent.
We think it may be assumed that:
AND
FINANCE.
SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929.
LIFE BEHIND THE HONG KONG'S LITTLE
FOOTLIGHTS
SHAREBROKERS' ASSOCIATION THE "STAR" IS ALWAYS HEN OF
TO LIQUIDATE
OPERATE UNDER ONE TITLE
THE ROOST
"PUTTING IT ACROSS”
that
PAVLOVAS
DANCING DISPLAY BY MISS O'KEEFE'S, PUPILS
HORNPIPE BY “REAL TARS”
It has been shown that in five
As the result of reaolutions un- As manager of the Ruth Van Talent of an unusually bigh order was years a Increase of over 100 per
animously passed at an extraordin- Valey Company of artists now ovidenced in the dancing display cont. in the planted area led to a yearly increase in production of 21 ary meeting of both bodies on Oct. playing an extended engagement given by the pupils of Miss Daisy per cent.; therefore an incrasso In 9, the amalgamation of the Shang-at the Star Theatre, Kowloon, Mr. O'Keefe at the Theatre Royal, Hong the planted area in dve years of 10 hat Stock Exchange and the Shang-L. Ayres Mantell, in an interview
Kong, yesterday. Even the tinlest per cent, should lead to a yearly in-hai Shareholders' Association be- with the "Mail," tells us that his to reflected in their amplò pirouet crease in production of about 2 per cent.
come an accomplished fact and the hardest job is curbing the tem-ting a degree of gracefulness and poise shows that they have been two will now operate as one under pernments of the artists in his through the hands of a most capable We have assumed that during 1929 world shipments will total less than the title of the Shanghai Stock Ex-troupe.
instructrosa. Not few of the 850,000 tons, and that not less than change.
Arranging for engagements and childron betrayed natural gifts of 30,000 tons of these shipments ware
transportation facilities, together rhythm and balance, and should make of a non-recurring nature; therefore
This fushion is a step on which with hotel and baggage accommo- in the future quite good ballerinas, normal production during 1929 should amount to less than 820,000 tons. both bodies have to be congratulat-dation, are but small jobs as com- of the others, while some were not born Therefore, even if the output wore ed, as serving the obvious commun-pared with the many things a Cancers, clever displays, were given, to increase by 5 per cent, producity of interests of the two. The
to contend with in all of which reflect credit on tion during 1930 would be less than method by which the amalgamation handling the versatile artista, auch
manager has
O'Keefs. 801,000 tons.
The lighting effects were admirably has been effected has in fact been as his company is composed of. by the, absorption of the member-
managed and greatly enhanced the Variety artists ship of the Shanghai Sharebrokers' things which they can do. They Theatre orchestra played sympathe many mise-en-scene, whilst the Queen's Association into that of the Stock do not limit their abilities to just tically to the "chroneegraphs" and singing or dancing or comedy, but helped some of the little ballerinas out all think they have the ability to of difficulties.
We have shown that consumption has increased by about 20 per cent. from 1928 to 1929; it is therefore the in- quite possible, in view of creasing world demand for cars, that consumption during 1930 may show a similar increase. There is, In fact, more justification now for expecting an increase in 1930 than there was this time last year to expect the in- crease that has taken place this year, Should this further increase amount to
16 per cent, instead of 20 por cents, consumption in 1930 would amount to over 940.000 tons. We have shown, however, that produc- tion in 1930- should be less than 381,000 tons, in which case the re duction in world stocks during 1830 would amount to at least 79,000 tons.
We have assumed that consump- tion in 1929 will amount to not less than 820,000 tons, and that shipments will not exceed 850,000 tons; it fol- lows, therefore, that during the second half of 1920 world stocks probbaly will be increased by less than 30,000 tons. At the end of last June world visible stocks, excluding atocks on estates, amounted to about 158,000 tons; therefore at the end of this year they should amount to loss than 188,000 tons; but it has been shown that in 1930 stocks may be reduced to the extent of 79,000 tons which would teava at the end of that year a stock of 109.000 tons or less.
It must be borne in mind 'that even when an acute shortage forced the price up to over 43. Ed. in 1925 the total stocks in the USA., the UK. and Eastern ports were never redue- ed below 56,000 tone.
A bigger output could only be brought about by a higher price. As we have assumed that a fall in price of 2d. would retard production, and so lead to a further decrease in the available stocks, any further de- to be of cline ta price is unlikely long daration and the expectation of a rise in price appears fully justified, STOCKS AND PRICES We have not put forward the above proposition with a view to showing what consumption and 'pro- duction will be next year,
but to show what they might be granted certain conditions.
The proposition is founded theory and open to criticism, but we believe the assumptions are reason- able and conservative. It is obvious that any major alteration in the statistical position, such as a decline in consumption, would entirely nullify the arguments. It is for the reader to decide what likelihood there is of the theories becoming realities, or to what extent they may be fal sifted, or, if they are only wrong in part, to what extent the result arriv ed at will be affected.
After six years of restriction it, is #little
difficult to judge how the size of visible stocks will affect price movements, as during the time of restriction manufacturers knew that In certain circumstances supplies could be increased. It is, therefore, advisable to
ratio of compare the stocks to consumption in the pre- restriction perlod. It may be signi- ficant that at the end of 1921, "bo. fore there was talk of Government intervention, stocks in the United to 79,681 tone, Kingdom amounted which at that time was equivalent to over twelve months of the European consumption, and yet the lowest price during December 1921 was 10%d., and the highest 11 d. To- day we have a stock in the United Kingdorn which, represents only about
two and half months of the Euro- pean consumption and the price only 104. per lb.
It is also worthy of note that at the end of last April stocks in the United Kingdom and the U.S.A., amounted to 143,800 tons, and that at the end of August they had been decreased to 183,000 tons, equal to only about two months' world con- sumption,
For some months the price has not fallen below 10d. per lb., and it seems that manufacturers, for, the time be- 1. Consumption for the whole of ing, have taken as their slogan **20 counts and Fixed Deposits. Terma on 120 should amount to over 820,000 cent rubber. It would appear that
tons, application.
producers might safely reply "rubbor World consumption for the first | one penny uă”ounce.” Every description of Banking Bus!-
1929. amounted six months of
to ness, transacted. gat
Loans granted on approved secur485,000 tons; a decline in consump
Hon of 7,450 tons per month would for the second. Special facilities for Horia Ex reduce consumption. change
half of the year to 800,000 tons, making a total of 825,000 tons for the full year.
Capital (fully paid-up) Yen 100,000,000 Reserve Fund Yen 108,500,000 Ities.
Head Office:-YOKOHAMA. :
Brancher und Agencies at: Alexandria Nagoya
Newekwang
Batayin Bombay Buenos AyraN (Temporarily
closed).*)
Calcutta
Canten
Changelur
New York
Onka
Peking
Rangoon Rio de Janeiro" Balgon
Dairen: (Dalny) San Francisco Fengtles (Mukden) Beattle
SHamburg
Hankow
Harbin
Tour Khác
Honolula
Kal Yuen Karachi
London
Los Angeles
Natuind
Webaraat" allowed
counte
Semarang
Shanghai
Bhimonoseki Singapore Soerabaya Bydney Tintain Tokyo
Deposits received for fast periods
et rates to be obtained
apliiation:
SHOU J. CHEN,.
Manager.
World consumption during 1929 (should 'show, an Lërease of "not
than 20 per cent over 1928,
B. About 80,000 tons of the ship-
HONG KONG HEIGHTS monts during the first half of 1920
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1784 1725 1725
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1805
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waze duo to, estates? accumulated. stocks and temporary heavy yields from rested arena..
4. During the second half of 1929 shipments should be less than dur ing the first half, and for the year be less than 850,000 tons
The percentage of Increase in production from 1929 to 1980 should be much less than the average', ins crease in production during the five years preceding restriction, as dor- ing next year comparatively few fresh areas will come into bearing.
During the five years preceding the introduction of restriction large. Rress, were year by year coming into the tapping round, th
6. A fall in price of 24 per
would retard production,
BUBSTANTIAL RISE
Ib
By From the "above facts" and assump- tions there appears to by evory Just Halentión to conclude that the
Before the end of next year asub stantial rise in price is by no means
IN
A Goop Step
SW. Wakeman, superintendent of the Fore River plant of the Bethle kem Shipbuilding Company, ad- mitted during the Senate inquiry Into naval propaganda activities that it was he who employed WI liam B. Shearer to go to Geneva und act as observer at the Armament. Conference.
Exchange by resolutions passed at extraordinary meetings, while the Shareholders'
will liquidate as such.
Association
have
A
Misa
do a little bit of everything, which The Theatre was comfortably full is clearly demonstrated in the very for the performance, despite the rain excellent performance given by and the audience (not composed en- this company, during their engage-tirely of parents) was completely en- ment here.
thusiastic.
on
1
One saw
First of all the manager la In The curtain TOMC wrong' when he calls a rehearsal school for ballet dancing. for eleven o'clock in the morning, the pupils practising at the bar under which time is. considered the the supervision of their teacher, and middle of the night by most art- Beries of graceful exercises were then performed in mid stage. All the But eleven o'clock is the movements were based on the Espinosu bright hour of showdom. The method. A story was introduced to brain is usually rested and clear dispel the school atmosphere, dealing at that time of day, and, in with an Inattentive pupil and a pic- who came down America, eleven o'clock at night tured ballet dancer
ists.
laxation.
is usually the finish of the artists' from her frame to help the child in work, which allows complete re- disgrace, M. Gabbay showed a real feeling for comedy in her acting of the the dance, while I. Pestonji made a gravely charming figure as the lady of the picture.
That Morning Feeling But the artist does not believe Among the solo or duo dances was that eleven o'clock in the morning the flirtation waltz, very cleverly por- is as bright as eleven o'clock at formed by Tamara Ellis and Charles night, probably because he is Gray, the tango given by B. Pestonji more used to spot and flood lights and G. Yee, the apacho dance of Nellie Field and C. Gray, and the valse cap- than Old Sol himself.
rice of B. Pestonji and M. George. Then again, if there is a piece Each of these wos, pleasing and gained of acenery that isn't placed just much applause from the audience. to the liking of an artist, she or
The Sallor's Hornpipe, danced with
carried
he will probably become vary ob- skill and agility by two potty officers stinate and refuse to 'go on until and two seamen from one of H.M. same is set
to their liking, re-ships was an unusual and much enjoy-
the programma. gardless of what inconvenience it ed item
The ensemble dances were pretty may cause their fellow artists.
Then the manager becomes tem- especially the final ballet and the The latter, in "Children's' Corner." peramental and creates a "brain which fourteen quite small children storm," after which the scone re-took part, was a happy expression of mains as at first and the show childhood and very ably Commodious Quarters
goes on satisfactorily. Usually through by
the young performers. For the present the new body will the billing of the artists creates Quite unusual again was the ensemble continue to do business in the ex- the most jealousy and ill-feeling of Oriental Dances undertaken by thà The dresses and stage change which was specially bullt among a troupe, but in this capa-clde pupils. for the Shanghai Sharebrokers' As-city the "Star" usually gets her deceationa are deserving of high sociation at 16-Central Road, own way as she has that stipula proie and the dancing was particu- though possibly more commodious tion in her contract.
larly graceful. quarters will be secured in the future. Indeed for the last two weeks or so the combined brokers have been using this building.
The Play's The Thing Regardless of what personal feeling exists amongst artists when the cur- Representative Committee
tain goes up, it is the show always, The affairs of the new Stock Ex- and every effort is made to put it change will be administered by a over which is the actor's term for committee comprising the members of being a hit; putting it over mean-
two former
of the
of
the committees bodies, an arrangement that provides ing, getting the show across the for the fullest representation of all footlights and making It "register" members who now occupy 100 seats with the audience. Even the in the new exchange. This number
in
L
we understand, la limited to the pre- "Star" will assist a chorus girl in sent figure, and it is interesting to making a quick change if necessary, see how the value of seats in the in order to keep the show from Shanghai Sharebrokers' Association dragging, or creating a "stage have increased
the past wait." rapidly few years. About two years ago the valus of a seat in the Association No matter how good an artist may was only a few hundred tools and, think he or she is, the manager;
to be sold always thinks there is room for in- in fact, the first seat realised so small a price as Tis. 700provement and as a result rahear- Since that time prices have been steadily rising until about three weeks sals are called, and almost any age the seat of a member who has morning there is a busy crowd of been long absent changed hands for temperamental-and sleepy-art-
so high a price as Tis. 10,000 while, ists dragging themselves-into new two weeks ago, Tls. 15,000 each were offered for two seats, but no one be-songs and dances and 'lines', which ing willing to retire and asil, no deal all go to make up the entertaining was effected.
show, which this company is put-j ting on for another six days, the last Through the initiative of Mr. V performance being Monday Nov. 11, Gensburger, the late Mr. Jack Spunt as the company sails for Singapore and the committee of the Sharebrok
Association
ors
Two Auctions Daily
a larger number of on the 12th. innovations has been Introduced for While an actor's life is consider the purpose
of facilitating businessed play-just you ask one of them and there will be carried on under
where the "play" comes in! the amalgamation.
in Thus, for stance, the practice of holding auc- tions in the afternoon as well as the morning will be adhered thereby enabling brokers whose, requirements were not met in the morning to have Another Capital Performance at another opportunity of doing bus
ness for their clients before the class of the day,
The experiment has
Called as witnesses In the Sheater propagande ense, investigated -lyy** Denate Comunitiée at Washington, D.C., Charles M. Schwab, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bethlehem Steal Corpork- spération fee to with their attorney, Paul De Gravathi (left); as ** tion (centre),Hand Eugene M. Grace (right)) Presideng of the Cor
"they appeared to answer questions concerning, the ship lobby: main-
katundebye American firms, at GeneTE.
-MIRTH AND LAUGHTER
the Star
The performance will be given again on Saturday at 0.16 p.m., and part of the proceeds of both occasions are to go to local charities.
"Be WELL, sweet maid and let who will be clever Good Healthgood boks-have conquered MAN-kind ever!"
Beauty is more than skin deep; mere perfection of feature Is but little compared with the sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks of health. Charm depends upon physical rather than on mental attributes, it The talented company of artistes, radiates from the girl who is full of headed by Miss Ruth Van. Valey, life, laughter and spirit. gave another capital performance If you are anaemic, pallid, lack at the Star Theatre last night, brightness of eye, roundness of Be that as it may, the entire com- cheek, vicacity, attractiveness, your pany were at their beat, and a blood is at fault, your nerves lack though the weather was anything tone, your need is Dr. Williams'. but. favourable, there was a good Pink Pills, the blood and nerve audience, which was in itself an tonic which for over forty years has eloquent testimony of the high been world-famot 8. standard of entertainment.
There is nothing equal' to Dr. To single out anyone in the com-Williams' Pink Pills as a corrective pany for particular mention would of anaemic conditions, and as aˆ be invidious. One and all were at remedy for those ailments of their-best-and-there-was-not-a-dull woman-kind which destroy youth, moment throughout.
beauty, cheeriness and charm. „In- numerable...weakly, ailing,', lad« hearted girls and women have been delighted with the new life, vigour,. proved so great a success, even after health and happiness Dr, Williama" a short trial, that a large share of Pink Pills haye given them. If you the day's business done at these are in the same need, just see how auctions, which are open to the
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publle, and which take place daily at speedily they will also do you good. p.in, except on Saturday when willame Pink Fills at $1.50 per it Chemists everywhero sell · Dr. Is held at 12.15 p.m. M
Both bodies are to be congratulat ed on the achievement of su amal- gamation which should serve greatly to facilitate the business of shares In this Battlement It should serya to provide a more convenient, mains of meeting the" requirements of the public and to an all-round. efficiency which a city of the size of Bhaingu
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