ROYAL
INTEROCEANE
JAVAPORTS and MACASSAR
**TJTJALENGKA"
PTJISADANE"
"TASMAN"
"TJITJALENGKA"
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1949.
FINANCE AND
LINES Hong Kong
Stock Exchange
SAILINGS
"ARRIVALS
1
9th June 23rd Juno
26th May
MANILA
SAILINGS
27th May
9th June 24th Jano
ARRIVALS
6th June
SINGAPORE, PENANG and BELAWAN DELI
"VAN RIEMSDIJK”
"VAN HEUTSZ"
SAILINGS
27th May
10th June
ARRIVALS
1st June
EAST & SOUTH AFRICA & SOUTH AMERICA
"TEGELBERG"
TJIKAMPEK"
"RUYS"
SAILINGS
ARRIVALS
23rd June
7th June
18h July
10th Aug.
10th July
Calling at Mombasa & L. Marques Direct. Translupment cargo accepted on through Ba/L to Dar-Es-Salaam and Zanzibar.
Agents: HOLLAND—EAST ASIA LINE
EUROPE via MANILA and MALAYA
"MOLENKERK"
"MEERKERK"
"AMSTELDIJK"
"RIJNKERK"
MOLENKERK"
SAILINGS
ARRIVALS
4th June
.End June
Early June
End July
Early July
Early Aur.
..End Aug.
SHANGHAI and JAPAN
SAILINGS
ARRIVALS
1st June
Transhipment cargo accepted on through Bs/L to India, Mediterranean and Northern European ports.
KING'S BUILDING: TELS: 28015 TO 28017 CHINESE AGENTS: 82. CONNAUGHT RO.. G. Tes: 31196 25133
DE LA RAMA LINES
ARRIVING FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST VIA LOS ANGELES & SAN. FRANCISCO
DLY. "DATAAN" my. "DONA ANICETA"
Sage. In port
27th June
SAILING FOR. U.S. ATLANTIC COAST VIA SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES
1.v. "BATAAN"
5.S. "DONA AURORA" (calls Japan)
M.Y. "DONA NATT"
1
1
>
29th May
15th Juno 22nd Juno'
THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO., INC.
(Incorporated In the Philippines)
MARINA HOUSE.
Tels, 23076-22675
+
CHINESE SHIPPING OFFICE Teis, 2373820153
THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.
OF COPENHAGEN
M.S. “KOREA”
LOADING ABOUT 20th Junc
for
ADEN, PORT SAID, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, OSLO, GOTHENBURG, AND CQFENHAGEN.
Tanks available for the, carringo of all in bulk,
S.S. "TAHSIS"
LOADING BEG. June
for
VANCOUVER B. C. via Japan
THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.
Queen's Bldg., 2nd floor.
Tel. 34111 & 34112.
CHINA MERCHANTS S.N. CO.
15, Connaught Road, West
DEPARTURES
Telephone 31633.
C
S.S. “TAI TUNG" for Singapore &
Manila
Penang 27th May 27th May
Yokohama 27th May 8.8. "HAI HSIA”... Singapore.. 27th May (With Passenger Accommodation)
S.S. "CHI TUNG" 8.8. “TENG KENG” „, Keelung, Kobe &
**
For Full Particulars Piguet delu to the Above,
Quite a comme-back was staged yesterday, with n corresponding uplift in prices. Profit taking was Indulged in to some extent,
but on the whole the Market closed with the improvement on the average being maintained.
ILK. GOYT. LOANS
42 Luen 2016,
3
Loan (7934 1940) tel.
8% Loan (104) 102146,
DANKE
31. 8. Dank 1674b, 100, 157.
... (Lon. Reg.) £00% n.
11-1/i6n. Chartered tank
Merchantile Bank A. & 1. £24. Inof East Asia 115. INSURANCES
Canton In 320km.
Walan Ix. 040, 450, G5Q. Chins Underwriters 2.6800. H.K. Fire Ine. 220. SHIPPIN
Douglas 232n.
H., M. Stenebante 179. Indo China (1'ret.) von. indo Chines (Dot.) 2798. Shelterror) difen. 1. Waterbomto #0%*. Ania Nav. *.
DOCKS, WHARVES, GODOWNR, ETC.
K. K. Wharves 122b. 126, 122. North Point Wharres Kab.
th, Honghow Wharves ipn. T.K.
Dek 20 20/20.
China Providente 121ýh, 12mm. B'hat Dockyards 9.70b,
Wheelocks 27b,
MINING
Rand Miner
n.
31.K. Mine .014 *.
LANDA, HOTELS & BLDGR.
R.K.. Hotels 12.00, 12/17.80/.09. ILK. Lande 520, 5249.
#bal Lauda 1.408, 3347.70/.40mm.
Humphreys 105% b.
H.K, enliler 21,
Chinme Extatre 106n.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
JK. Tonwága 17,401, 141⁄4%/17.05/.30am.
'k Trama (tild) 10n.
(New) 10n.
Star Ferries ́109b.
C. Lights (16) X.D. 13.700, 144, 18/1ium. (New)X.D. 9.10h, 10, 9/10/.70μm. I.K. Kretelem 34jh, 2495, 231/342/jam. Moan Electrics 245. Bandakan Lights Ve.
Telephones 25%b, 21, 22/23%**. Shanghai Gax tn.
INDUSTRIALR
Cald, Hacz. (Onl.) 286, Bfen. Carton Jen în.
Cratita b, 264, 25/28un.
H.K. Robes 13.cob. 181, Jõna. STORES, Ele.
Dairy Farms 25b, 95/9AM. Waters 45 ħ, 44 15/Akan. L. Crawfords (01) 2ăn.
(New) in.
Sinceren Bu
Chian Emperium vn. Sun Co., d. 2.400.
Kwok Bang ung 135n.
Wing Da (U.K., B3n.
Wm. Powell, Ltd. 90. MISCELLANEOUS
China Entertainments X. Itts, 18th. 1.K. Constructions (Old) in.
(New) 10.
Vibro lngs 15a.
Naraman Investments of-n.
Marensen (13.) 2.
Bhai Loan 25.
Yangtzen 31n.
COTTONB:
Evo 7.40b, 6.30/7.107.40mm,
RUBBER. Etc.. COMPANIES
Alma Falaton 41⁄2n.
Bat Am 209. Hnt Plantatione In. Chemore United Abn. Cheng Stabbers 236, Consolidated Rubbers In. Dominion Rubbers in. Padang Rubber« „Zin. Jenah Rubbers 25. Rubber Trusts 25. Bamagaze Rubber
Ton.
30.
Bemambu Rubber Shanghai Kedsha tn. Shanghai-Mainga 45. Shanghat Bamstraa "101. Bunzel Duria, 12.000. Tanah Merako Bin. Tebone Rubbers Zlangbe Rubbers In.
20n.
Money Market
US dollars dropped to HK$0.00 yesterday, after opening at $8.00 amid reports of unlimited supplies
those who wanted them.
of greenbacks being available: to
TT, which had opened at HKS- 7.75, also dropped to $0.00.
This sudden recession set off a selling wave in the afternoon.
COMMERCE
AMERICA REITERATES REPARATIONS STAND
Washington, May 25.
The United States opposes sótting any limits what- soever on peacetime industry in Japan and also belloves the matter on Japanese reparations should be dropped completely by the victorious Allics.
For
these reasons the American representative on the 11-nation For Eastern Commission will, within the near future, introduce proposals that the FEC discontinue'any further consideration of industrial levels or reparations.
The United States will also ask the commission to amend way of its interim decisions on Japanese Industry
which might conflict with the American view and are not conducive to the fullest pos- -sible development of Japancae industry.
The United States intends to give the other 10 members of the commission reasonable time to study the American position but will not woll too long before in- troducing the
designed proposals ensure Japanese capacity to expand their Industry to what- ever levels necessary to sustain & self-supporting economy.
ntic observers think the Diplomatic United States action will possibly come within a fortnight.
eir position
bers of
official
realise
pt
United States there will be some opposition to their
from some mem- the Far Eastern Commis- slon. However, they are so firmly
of the necessity convinced allowing Japanese economy to the greatest possibir expand 10 degree in order to sustain itself without American aid, that they have no intention of altering their position."
No More
HK Orders For Cycles
man
an or.
Birmingham, May 25. Two Hong Kong business-
today placed der with a Birmingham fac- tory for 2,500 cycles to be delivered to China monthly.
They said that they did not think that the situation in China would affect their bus). FLERS.
The visitors, who came to British 30- Britain for the dustries Fair,
were Buttong Cheung, Managing Director. L. Mok, Director of the and Fing Lee Cycles Ltd., Hong Kong.
Thoir order with
WAS placed the Herculan Cycles Company, Birmingham, → Reulor.
payer to subsidise the Japanese matters economy had brought
to a point where they have no but this position.
They declare that so far as alternative the United States in concerned They stand firmly behind the States there is no possibility of fur-statement of the United ther reparations being extract. representative in the Far Eastern ed by Allied nations. Bince the Commission, Major-General United States holds the veto Frank McCoy,
power on
commission
who said: "The
It problem facing us is not one of
action, 11
i belloved here that the Jatimitation
of Japan's peaceful
panese have suffered their iss! Industries but of reviving these indemnity of this nature, Industries."
The American post:ion on the remaining machinery, in Japan's eslab- primarily war industry
clear as lishments will be made sooh
ans possible. Specialised equip. ment used only for milltary pur- poses has all been destroyed an the remaining equipment in ar- senals and other military estab. lishments can serve guod· pur-
pose by being employed it. peacetime foct
factories.
thu
Commenting on the feet the FEC policy decision requires the United States to
Buch
cials
impound
equipment, American om- sald they do not believe
with their stand conflicts
commlesion decision.
them only to
the
American interpretation of im
that 'it pounding is
require: ксер
account where machinery is but not deng
tere med its to Japanese Industria
concerns.
GK
The
British Stand
and British
Australian Governments are reported to be in consultation on the
United States plan to abandon .repara- tions and lift all controls from Japanese non-military industry.
Britain has told the State De- partment that this matter will need a careful study by the Bri- Wish Cabinet and involve a high policy decision. Consequently it 's expected. that it will take som Img before Britain and Australia
Di
give definite answers. The British will
consider the effect a free rein to the Ja panese textile industry on Britian
exfile
exports. Britain and Aus- ralin intend to consider jointly whether any limitations as to the ize and speed of the Japanese merchant marine are advisable. The Far Eastern Commission British and Australian officials Last week heard the Philippines think that if all controls are and Chinese objections to Uniterifted from Japanese shipbuild- States policy of ending Japaneseng and merchant marino indus- reparations and this week is ex-tries it will deal a blow to United pected to hear from several other States shipping which carries all countries.
rellef shipments to
The to Japan: British 'and Australian Cover- Little Opposition Expectedments are also expected to ask
the Unned States for proof that Officials believe that Britain, any surplus industry in Japan India, Canada, France and the will not be available for Netherlands will ask questions potential--United Press.
for clarification but that none of theso nationa. will offer strenuous opposition. "There officials refuse to specu- late on possible Russlan reaction but some observers think the Soviet Union can not strongly
munist strength in Japan.
Notice To Consignees
Consignees Per
8.5. "BENBINNES"
War
New York Stock Exchange
New York, May 23. The stock market turned in p winning scoic yesterday for the first time since May 10. Its losing streak
was net broken until D morning decline had pushed the Heneral price level close to the year's low.
In the Snal hour demand re- vived and wiped out losses, and most issues into higher pushed
for
of gains ឥណ្ឌាហារ .erritory,
und a point, Transfers totalled 160,000 shares.
Among gainers werd Armec Stecel, Woolworth, Douglas Air- trait, Pepsicola, Consolidater dison, Dow Chemical, Santa Fe. Sinclair Oll, Richfield Oil, Pillips Petroleum, United Airlines.
Loggards included United Fruit Pullman, America Petroleum.
Dow
Jones Averages: ·Stocks 62.13; 20 Industrials 171.84; 15 Rails 40.76; 20 Industrials 35,50.
Chaing quota Uon=;
Adama Expreuns 15‡% Aleska Juneau: Ik Americna Can: 90% American meiting: 44 American Telephone: 140% American Tobacco1-70% American Waterworks: 1% Anaconda Copper: 274 Aviation Corporation: Baldwitz Locomotźre: 10 Burnedull: 43%
Hend Aviation: 50 Bethlehem Sterl: 6 Boeing Aircraft: 30% Horden Call 41% Canadian Pacifier 12
J. I. Chan 31% Chrysler: 49%%% Colgate: 84
Commercial Folvenia 14 Corn Products £2
Du Pont: 1884
Eastman Kodu: 41%
Electric Light and Power: 251⁄4 General Electrier 30% General Motors: 10% Goodrich: 88
Goodyear: 40%
Komertake Mining 40% International Harvestert 23% International Paperi 45%. International Trl, and Tel: 0 Jobra Kanelles 24 Kentecati Coppert 41% Mhalqumery Ward Bi National Distillers: 17% National Lend: 8%
New York Centrals 11% Packard Motors: 5% Pan-American Airways: 946 Pennsylvania RR: 15
Radio Corporation: 11% Real Blik: 11% Beralaston tand: 8 Republie Steel; 2034 Reynolds Tobacco: 274 Ochenby: 284
Bears Hoebuck: 16% Shell 011: 11%
Socony Vacuums 104
Bouthern 'actie: 41%
Standard Brandes 1996 Standard Oll of Cuiffernis: 61% Standard Oil of Nha 80% Studebaker: 10
Valon Deg: 245* Union Carbide: 16%
US Rubber: 18%
US Meeli 4
US Lines: 15% Westinghouse: 21%
Youngstown Sheet and Tuber 61% General Public Utilities 13%
-Associated Press.
Notice To Consigneos CONSIGNEES PER
STATES STEAMSHIP CO.
རྩྭ་
B.S. "OREGON"
are hereby notified that their the American position
cargo is being discharged into without undermining the Com- are hereby notified that their the Hong Kong & Kowloon cargo is being discharged into Wharf & Godown Co's godown Summing up the United States the Hong Kong & Kowloon where it will be at Consignees position, American officials said Whart & Godown Co.'s 80-risk and subject to the Wharf's they oppose any
on down, where it will be at Con- terms and conditions of storage. Kmitation Japanese industrial, levels or signees-risk and subject to the and where delivery may be
extraction further
of ro Wharf's terms and conditions obtained.
any that
Sterling Was unchanged at parations and will soon propose of storage, and where delivery HK$18,50, while Australiani
the.
Far Eastern Commission may be obtained. to put itself on record on concurring pounds dropped 10 cents HK$15.20.
Plastres dropped to HK$13.10 100 after opening at '$15,65,
in this view. If not, the United Damaged packages are to be examination by Consignees and
Damaged packages are to be left in the godowns tor States veto, power can be brought left in the Godowns for ex-. ukato..play.
amination by Consignees and Consignees and Company's Sur- Officials said that continued the
Company's surveyors, veyors, Messrs. Carmichael & Tleals were quoted at IK$20, drain on the United States tax-Messrs. Carmichael & Clarke, Clarke at 10 am. on the 2nd 50 a 100 NEI Guliders at HKS-
at 10 am. on May 28, 1849, June. 40 a 100.
To comply with the General- Bonded Warehouse Regulations Consignees must have a Re venue Omeer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.
NY COTTON!
New York. Why 20 Cotton futures' drifted' lower in slow trading and closed 30 cents to $1.00 bale lower,
July, $2.27-23. October 28.87-001, December 26.60.
March 28.55. May 10,37 nominal July 27.56 naiibal. Middung Spot 39.32 -Associated Press,
nominal.
LONDON STOCKS London, May 20 Duliness war-widgpread inland slock markete ·Elafkv-setting, dem pressed most: swallone, expecially brewery shares and 1 SCHE
+
also slipped. Alitseden
des closedniku, down after early firmness,"
~Pinancial Times" tidleg "1119)
Associated Proom,
+ to st
Notice To Consigneer M/S. "MATCHEN MAERSK" - arrived May 22, 1949 |
Cargo shipped from U.S.A. by the above vessel and des- tined for
SHANGHAI
To comply with General Bonded Warehouse Regulations Consignees must have a Re- ventie Omeer in attendance when damaged dutlable goods. are examined.
No claims will be admitted, No claim will be admitted after the goods' havo' left the after the goods have loft the steamer's godowns, and all steamets godown, and all goods goods remaining undelivered remaining undelivered
after after May 30, 1940, will be the 3rd June will be subject to subject to rent."
rent.
Was discharged at Hong Kong into the premises of the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown.Co., Ltd., according to the terms and condition of the Bill of Lading, where it now is lying at the risk and ex- ponses of Cargo Owners, who not be recognised.. are requested to surrender to Unithe relatiye>B/L duly en- affected. dorsed for countersignature, hơ that delivery may be effected.
JEBSEN & CO.,
All claims against the stepm- All cigims, egginst the steam- must be presented to the er must be presented to the June 14, 1949, or they will 19th June 1948, or they will not undersigned on or before Undersigned on or before the
be recognised.
No Fire Insurance will be effected.
No Fire Insurance will be
W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA); LTD., Agents. Se Agents: MAERSK LINE, Hong Kong, May 23, 1140.
MYAW
JART), SOKRATE
DODWELL & CO., LTD.
Agents.
Hang Kong Mar 37 11
BuchMary
HERICAN PRESI LINES
The Global Flest
TO HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO
xía ́SHANGHAI & JAPAN *President Wilson" implies caution #fioneral Gordon" (yla Manila & Japan) "President Cloroland"
June 18 „Juno'PA! July 10
TO SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES
"Fresident Taft" "President Madison"
via JAPAN
May 30
Jano. 4
TO NEW YORK, BALTIMORE & BOSTON via PANAMA
"President Johnson" (Direct to Pacific Coast)....... June 18 'President Harrison" (Direct to Pacific Coast) ............ July 13
ROUND-THE WORLD
-VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, KARACHIT, SUEZ,
FORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, MARSEILLES,
GENOA, NEW YORK and BOSTON "Marine Snapper" (Singapore Direct)................. "President Polk"
'TO NEI. & SINGAPORE
"President Harrison" "President #ulmore"
Opposite Star Ferry.
June June 25
1
Запо July
Tel. 28172 IN.
BEN LINE
SHIP
"BENRINNES" "BENAVON" "DENARTY" "DENVENUE" *"BENLOMOND" "BENVIACKIE" "BENLAWERS"
SHIP
"BENAVON", "BENVENUE" “BENLAWERS” ["DENRINNES"
[“BENARTYF". ["DENÝLACKIE”
{"BENLOMOND".
THS
PAR EXST
ARRIVALS
FROM
......U.H. via Singapore
do
- de
do
- 40 m
SAILINGS
то
London, Antwerp,
·Rotterdam, Ham- barg de Hull.
Liverpool, Glasgow,
& Keith,
Liverpool, Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp,
Rotterdam, Hamburg,
~
DUE
-In port.
28th May. Karly June. 1st half June. 2nd half June, End June Early July.
LOADING
20th May. 2nd half June,
1st half July.
26th May
2nd half June.
1st half July.
...Genoa, London, Aht- 2nd half July,
werp. Rotterdam Hamburg,
* Accepts cargo for Japan”
I calls at Port Sudan.
&
For Further Particulars. Apply To-
W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA) LTD.
York Hallding.
Agents
Telephone:
ISBRANDTSEN
librandtsen Company Inc.
20 Broadway. New Tore 4, NY..
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VÁS HAST • STRAITS • INDIA ". FERBIAN GULF MEDITERRANKAM
UZ. 'CONTINENT • W, 'INDIES ='8.' AMERICA'
STEAMSHIP DIVISION
**FROM
Manila
S.S. "STAR OF SUEZ"
Tue June II.
!
BAILS FOR
Kobe, Nagoya, Yokohama, Ban Francisco &
New York la Panama Canal June 12,
Tanks for Olt in bulk & Refrigerated Cargo Space available, a First Class Passenger Accommodation with limited number cubing de luxe?:
S.S. “SIR JOHN In port
FRANKLIN”
S.S. "FLYING
CLOUD"
In port
A.
Shanghai, Taku- flar, Fusan,
Tokohama, Nagoya, Robe & New York via Panama Canal May 27.
Manila, Iloilo, San Carlos, Kohslchang, Singapore, Bombay, Karachi, Alexandria, Genes & New York May 27.
P. PATTISON & CO.
GENERAL AGENTS: CHINA, FORMOSA, KOREA JAPAN,
HONGKONG V
· 12-14, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, 4th floor, TEL: 25846
Chinese Arenta;—LAM KEF SHIFTING' CÓ, 10. Connaught Road, C. Tal. 24080
KLAVENESS LINE
SAILINGS
Direct to Los Angeles, in 18 days Thence San Francisco, Vancouver, Seattle & Portland M.S: "BUNNYVILLE”
30th May ARRIVALS FROM PACIFIC COAST M.S. “CASTLEVILLE”
21st June M.S. "BOUGAINVILLE”.
22 July Balling to Singapore, Fort Swettenham Penang, Belawan & Batavia MS. "TRANCISVILLE”
26th May
Famonger 4000shtagdation Chimano" Freight Akenta,
HOO FOOK PING
Pzik Oji Tanka
THE BANK I
(CHINA) LED