THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 1, 1940 CHINESE 'PLANES OVER BORDER AREA
Chinese aircraft flew over Shamchun and Namtau on Wed- nesday. Japanese A.A. batteries opened fire but none of the ma- chines were hit. They remained over the border area for about half an hour and then disappear- ed.
TWO EXEMPTED
Two of the United States Navy Reservists in Hong Kong who had been recalled for ac.ive ser- vico have now been cxempted on Frounds of ill-health, the "China" Mall" learned this afternoon.
They are E. R. "Red" Sam- mens, manager of Gingle's Cafe, Wanchai, and William Gunn, Jr.
SAFEGUARD FOR FEVER VICTIMS
You are not finished with fever when your temperature has gone down. Your body is undermined and not till you have built it up are you really out of danger.
The truth is that fever weakens the stomach and makes it unfit to
LOCAL SHARES
BANKB
Hong Kong Bank $1215 sa..
BHIPPING.
Douglases $130 b..
POPPY DAY GOLF FUND, 1940
Previously acknowledged. 2011$1602,00
DOCKS, WHARVES, DODOWNS, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Edmond
ETC.
Providents $4.45 'sa..
LANDS, HOTELS & BLOGS. H.K. Lands. $30%b., $31 ̄a.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Yaumati Ferrich $234 b., $223
S
H.K. Electrics (Old) $36.85 b.,
$37.10 s.
.H.K. Electrics (New) $36,35. b.
Telephones (Old) $23 b., $23.70
5.
INDUSTRIALS:
Cements $16 s., $16 so. H.K. Ropes $6.10 b.
STORES, &C.·. Watsons $8.00 sa.
MISCELLANEOUS Entertainments $0 b. Vibro Piling $8 s.
LAST DAY'S BALES 10 H.K. Banks @ $1215. 500 Providents @ $4.45 300 Cements @ $16 1,000 Watsons @ $8.90
-FIRMER TREND ON STOCK MARKET
uton
Eu Tong Sen
Hon.
Mr. and Mrs A. Shields
M. M: Watson
R. G. Geer
Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo
A. C. Ellis
H. S. Jones
R: L. Webb
J. F. Grose
D. C. Davis
M. H. Lo
A. R. Brown
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STARTING
TIMES
25.00 Following are the Royal Hong Kong 10.00 Golf Club starting times for Fanling
5.00 on Suriday: