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.28th Jan.
11th Feb.
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M.V.
and New Guinea
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3rd Feb.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Agents
1. Connaught Hond, C.
Tol, 3033t
THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP CO. (1932) LTD.
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31it Jan
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
ASIAN NATIONS ON ILO GOVERNING BODY
N.Y. Stock Exchange
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New York, January 25. The stock market made strong comeback tiny after fall- Ing under u short but intense selling attack
Closing prices showed a heavy majority of losses of fractions to two point. Transfers totalled about 1,700,000 shares. 1. meys melled U.S. Steel, Gien- eral
Allied Motors, Chrysler,
Generna Chemical,
Electric, nois Central
Zenith
Stocks 19839; Rais
abuwerl
Dow
72.02
cted way.
strength.
does Norges,
Industris
54 31. Utilities 41 48
Closing stock quatabore
Ariams Express
216
Alaska Juneau 1% Ametlen Can 114
Smelting 544 Telephone 14 Tobuieco 74 Waterworks Bak
Anamanda Copper 29 Aviation Corp. 5% Baldwin Lae umotives 12 Barnsdalf 58
Hendis Aviation 45 Bethlehem Steel 32% Helmy Aureate 25%
rden Ch 19 Chandon Pac
Chrysle
T +7 037
424
BK
Commercial Sidvents 19% Corn Proteris 69
Du Pont OIK
Fortman Kelak 40
General Electie
Moto 72
Goodrich 7814 Goodyene 48
42
Homestake Mining 45% International Harvester 27
Paper 34% Tel & Tel 115
Johns Manville 40 Kennecott Cooper 5324 Montgomery Ward 5534 National Distillers 22%
LAU 30%
New York Central 12% Packard Motors 43
Amerien Aayi on
Pennsylvanin RR 17 Hach Corp. 134
Republic Steel 24 “¡T: Mais Tobacco 30% Reynolds Schenley
12
Sears Roebuck 42 Shell 011 33
Socony Vacuum 16% Southern Pacite &í1, Standard Brands 22
Oit of California 81% Ou of N. J. G01
Studetiakes 3034 Unton Bag 27
Carbide 4334
US Rubber 40 Steel 277%
Lies 17 Westinghouse 80%
Nuwara Eliya; January 25, The Asian regional conference of the International Labour Organisation today unanimously adopted a rosolution calling on the ILO Governing Body to givö. Asíäï ̧ cöuñttiös oquitable and adequate representation, A second resolution, also adopted unanimously, said, "This Asian regional conference wel- comes the action already taken by ILO to establish a field office in Asia and recom- mends the Governing Body to give. considera- tion to the desirability of establishing at an early date additional such offices in Asio." Ghulam All Allana, President
of the Karachi Federation of Chamber of Commerce and Pakistan employers delegate to the antesence, maxed both. It soittium.
Allama kart,
"We
delegates, con-
i have ette to this forepce, are convinced ILO means business and is werden to the
of lifting
the down- UP
cause
| srodnen common man of Asia. In reerni sortal and politi. view of teal changes 1
order new
hos dawned In An in there~
Russia Wänts barter pa
pact with Thailand
Bangkok, January 28.
propped un-
Rudala hata
the Thai Gav. officially to ernment à barter agreement to exchange The rico for Soviet machinery, paper and fertiliser. of Aslu
The
Deputy Commerce Minister, Nalthep Jotinuchit, ald the Rusalans are willing to accept unlimited amountà of rice.
tore proper tlust wr who really
epresent the countries demand that in the new order Aram enuntii must have equit abie representatons."
The rescution urged adequate representation on both the Guy. eng Baly and Committees.
Aluna sud that out of about countries fund is juvsentelom in only 10. Ite
Comffers Ast
confident, however, that members of the Governing Body watching belet would inensate to that body the feelitiga of the Asian enuntries ou the!
uktata Almaran Mae- ter, Indian employers' delegate, supporting the resolution, wald, "Alians has given signal mar. vice 10 thle conference by bringing forth this Most vital resolution on such an historic occasion,
New problems "Whatever may have happened in the past there has been a new wakening all through Asia New problems are facing us. We
B was discloped ales that the Baviat Logation here complained to the
Foreign Ministry that "rowdy bio- ments" hurled ábuke at Rua- sla in front of the Legation, which is not får fróm, sho U.6. Embaray. The Ministry sáid it offered to incrobas a police guard around the Bo vict Legation. Associated Press
Money Market
There was a further slight weakening in US dollars yesterday as the rate dropped from HK$8.40
The opening to $0.47%. wax 50.48%.
rate
want to make our contribution in the deliberations and
tha TT uponed, at HK$8.51% and activities of 150 in solving these closed at $0.40%. problems. That is why Wo afresh that the Asian countries be given adequate and equitable representation,"",
Alfred Roberts, United King-| dapa representative on the Coy ertong Body, said that although the representatives of the Gov erning Body were not committed to this or any other resolution, "We can convey the feelings and
desires of this conference to the Governing Body."
He had thought for B consider
able time that Asia should have aclequale representation on the Governing Body and he would do his utmost to support any move
democratie Youngstown Sheet & Tube 74% aimed at
selection Cen, Pub. Utilities 18%
of the Governing Body of re- Corporate bonds declined with presentatives.
Lower n the Curb were
Thu
resolution was supported, United Light Humble Oil, Cities by the representatives from the Service and Standard Power and Philippines, Ceylon, Afghanistan, Light-Associated Press.
Indonesia and Turkey.Reuter.
stocks.
£
P.I. ADVERSE TRADE
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Manija, January 26. The Central Bank Governor, Miguel Cuaderno, to- day révéðlöd an adversa. Philippines: trado balance, of, 158 million U.S. dolfärs in 1949.
In a memorandum to a sen-
pic committee investigating effectiveness of import controls. Mr. Cuaderno said the Philip pines monetary reserves, dived to an all-time low of 252 mil Dor U.S. dollars at the year's end
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
5.5. "ALAWAI"
stationary
дя Sterling HK$18.40.
Australian pounds changed at HK$12.95.
were
Plastres dropped heavily HK$12.05 a 100.
Ticals of HK$28 à 100 wero changed.
at
H.K. Stock
Exchange
་ .
-u small business was transacted And It revealed a slipping of prices.
HK GỐVT, LOÀNG +452) Löda TOJA.,
35% Loan (1937 & 1940) 100m. 33% on (1948) 100n.
BANKS
S. Bank 1460b, 1480za. (Lon. Neg.) £87in, Chartered Bank £10 3/len. Meterntile B. A & B, £23n. Bank of East Anlü 110b,
INSURANCES
Caton Ins. 3208. Unlon ins 615b, 625. China-Underwriters in. HR. Fire Ina. 218n.
BHIPPING
Douglases 200n.
HK. & M. Steambouts lin. Indo Chinas (Pref.) 891,
(Def.) 200m.
Shielis (Bearer). 83/3n.
U. Waterboats 27n.
Acha Nay. 1.100.
Docks, Wharves, Godowns, Etc H.K. & K. Wharves 117.
North Point Wharves Gin. Sh. Hongkow Wharves (Gn, H.K. Docke 18n.
China Providents 1230. Shanghal Dockyarda 8.40s. Wheclocks 31.
MINING
Radh Mines 5In.
k. Mines .01an.
Lands, Hotola
Bldgs.
H. S, Holblä 125. 11 jan. H.K. Lands 48, 50s. Shangbal Lands 2.30s. Humphreys 101b. K.K. Realties 2n, Chinese Estates 140n.
PUBLIC UTILITIES H.K. Tramways 142b. 15xa.
(N) 130n.
(Old) 18n.
Penk Tram
(New) 0. Star Ferries 139.
C. Tights (Old) 116, 11,808.4030, ** (Now) 0.30b; · 8,405«, H.K. Electrics 20b, 2014, 29su. Maçao Electrics 238. Sandakan Lights
Telephones 18in. Shanghal Gas 1.
in.
INDUSTRIALS Cald. Mocy. (Ord.) (16in Canton Ives 360 Cements 24in. H.K. Ropes 15.
STORES: &o,
Dalry Faris 40b; 4030. Watsons 401b, 478. L. Crawfords 181b. Sinceres 3.888. China Emporium Sun Co., Ltd, 2.55n, Kwon Ánh Hồng 105n Wing On (HK)) 72n. Wire. Powell, Ltd. Ban
10m
MISCELLANEOUS
China Entertainments 16h, 18jsa. 8.X. Construction (O) 2.20b. un Vibro Pilings 15.
Maraman, Investments /-n. to Marsman, (H.K.) .75n,
Stanghal Loan 1.30. Yangistas 470.
NEI Guilders Japproved slightly to HK$22.55 à 100,
LONDON STOCKS
London, January 25. Git-elged storm, rose on the London Stock Exchange today in broad upward movement, which market circles attributed publication of the Conservative Party's election platform.
to
-105.
COTTONS
RUBBERS, atd. COMPANIES. Alma Estates 16.-T. Anglo-Dutch 30. Anglo-Javas in.
Batu Anams 20%.
Bute Plantations {0,
Chemor United 20m. Cheng Rubbers 10n. Co Consolidated Rübbers In. Dominion Rubbers In. Langkats in Rapuh Rubbers 1én. Rubber Trusts, 348 Semambu Ribbers .16n. Samogaka
aga Rubbers .606.
Shanghai Kedahs 7bn. hipst domestic issues recorded Shanghai-Malaya 12-h. a better trend through the day. Shanghai Pahang, 25. Increases in the gilt-edged field Shanghai Sumatra in. Included Treasury (2-% at £70. Sungel Duris 1812, Tanah Merahs 150k 108, up
Tehong Rubbers: „20n. Financial Times index 104.4.- Zangbe Rubbers 1. Associated Press.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
..
M.V. "REINHOLT” Having arrived Hong Kong Having arrived Hongkong choignees of cargo ne hereby consignees, of cargo are hereby notified that all goods have While the condition is tem- notified that all goods have been landed and placed at their porary, Mr. Cuaderno sald, it been linded and placed at their risk and expense into the gor could become serious unless trade risic and expense into the go- downs of the Hong Kong and balance is achieved by import downs of the Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf and Godown and exchange controls.
Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd. where delivery may Cynderno, asserted...
at Mr, speculati of
Interests gre, import-
Co., Ltd., where delivery may be obtained as soon as the goods of many Items not be obtained.As soon as the aro landed. ing, too. on the control fist. He advent goods are landed.
extension of controls to in-
will be admitted clude practically
Rena or No claims imported goods in general use after the goods have left the While Mr: Cuaderno was hd- godowns, or fallure to attend vocating oure control measures, † the survey. the Secretary of Labour, Prin tive Lovina and a House of Re- presentatives committee was in vestigating prices as well as im- measures warned that present.
ed
every
No claims will be admitted after the goods, have left, the godowns or failure to attend the survey.
VAN PARAÎll broken, chafed and dam- All broken, chafed and damged goods are to be left in the aged goods are to be left in the godown where they will be godown, where, they will be examined in the presence of examined in the presence of Melara. Goddard and Douglas ön January 37, 1950, at 10 am.
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Consignees Per
“BENDORAN"
are hereby notified that their the Hong Kong & Kowloon cargo da, being discharged; into Wharf de Godown Co, go- down, where it will be at Con- signees risks, and subject to the Wharf's terms and conditions of storagopand where delivery may be obtained:
a.m. on
Damaged, packages are to be Lleft in the Godowns for exam- fnation by Consignees and the Company's Survey of Mesira. Carmichael & Clarke; at 10 on January 26, 1960, To comply, with, the General Bonded Warehouse Begulations Conalepeda, must-have à He- venue officer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods
The Global Fin
TO HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO
vio JAPÁN:
«President: Wilson"
"Gentral Gordon" cov
"President Cloveland"
Arr: Jan. 20 .....Aff. Feb. 3 Att. Fol., 25
Sails Jan. 30 Salla Feb
444 1.
Sails Fob. 20
TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES
via JAPAN
"President Härrsson”. "President McKinley
וי
In Port
Saílé Jan. 28 .Arr. Föb. 14 Salls Feb. 15
TO NEW YORK, BALTIMORE & BOSTON via PACIFIC COAST & PANAMA
"President Grant"
"Maripe Snipper"
Arr. Fob.
.Arr. Mar. '10
4
Salls Feb, 10
Salls Mar. 20
ROUND THE WORLD
VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, RARACm, Suez PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, GENOA, NEW YORK and KÓSTON
"Willamette Victory"
"President Polk"
Arr. Feb. 5 Arr. Feb. 20
Sails Feb. Sails Feb.
T
22
TO JAVA & STRAITS
Arr, Feb.
Tel: 28172/5
"Marino Snapper"
10
Sails Feb.
11
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Avonmouth, London, f Rotterdam,
Hamburg & Huis.
Liverpool, Glasgow,
Dubli Havre and. Antwerp.
DUR
27th Jan.
or abt. 10th Feb.
12th Feb.
25th Fab
28th Feb.
12th Mar,
20th. Mar.
Leading on or abt.
18th Feb,
15 Arye 16th Fab. -
24th Mar.
dist Jan,
„28th Feb,
10th Mar.
Viu Malays, Colombo, Aifah, And Buez Cahat.
• Accepts Carde for Japan. †Abcepte Cargo for Port Budan.
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NOW LOADING
for
SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, PORTLAND, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER.
Limited passenger accommodation available
M.S.. “MONGOLIA”
LOADING ABOUT 9th. FEBRUARY
·ADEN, PORT SAID, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, OSLO,··
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KLAVENESS LINE
SAILINGS
Direct to Los Angelos, In 16 days Thence 10 San Francisco, Vancouver, Seattle & Portland 1st Fab
are, causing sunemploy- Melsrs. "Goddard and Douglas on January 28, 1950, at 10 am are examined, admitted, e· #SUNNYVILLE":
will
ment and lowered
Consumers representatives also
To comply with the General appeared i before the confinite To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regula's after the goods shave left the and complained of high prices Bonded Warehouse Regulations tions, consignees must have a
Steamera godowns, and all M.S. "FRANCISVILLE" which they attributed to speculaenafgnde must have "Re Revénué Officer In, attendance goods remaining dindollycred
Lon. The Philippince, ptice.con- trol agency is
is cooking legislation veque Oploor, In Attoridaner when skamling and Equile arterieshubiy 30, 1980 will authorising it to conscato monks when examining damaged dull-able goods All clating beast be subject to plent
able Foods All claims against the vessel, must be presented to All'etalnas aguinatithe steam→ pale at controlled prices isso the vessel must be presented to the Underaigned within four-er must be presented to the cinted Prose, da je the underslimed within fourteen days of the ship's arrival
teen days of the thip's arrival, or they will not be recognised: or they will not be recognlied.
of necessities and offer them for
OIL FOR JAPAN.
WALLEM & CO
„fécted.
i wikain, Tokyo, January 20.
No fife Insurance will be No, fire insurance Will be d The Bledmer: Shawea Trail ar- rivettin' Yokuhama yesterday effected. with. 105,000 Bürfelê bf crude oil. V dil fŋom the shipment, was poured into the refinery of the Japan, Retrolaum Corporation con
first time the rafinery has oparat,"
··ød álnice greining@wan" mtspended
at the chitt of the war touter??)
THE HO HONG CO. (CHINA) LTD. y mid marked the
48A, Boxham Strand." W.
gaderifened on before February 10, 1150, or they will not be recognifica
28th Feb.
ARRIVALS FROM PACIFIC COAST AR M.S:
“SUNNYVILLE” M.S. CASTLEVILLE?
Sailing to Singapore, Part, Swettenham,
Penang & Batavia a No Fire Insurance will be M.S. "CASTLEVILLE" ofccted.
W. R
WALLEM
Telephono 34177–9;|||
1980.
LTD.,
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