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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1953.
MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES
Ask Revision
M
Arriving
Leaving
"LA MARSEILLAISE” „Feb. 21 Feb, 25
"MEINASI"
"BREST"
1 Mar. 1 Mar.
M
Outward For
Of Trade Agreement
Foreign Minister
Yokohama & Kobe Japan
Tokyo, Feb. 5.
Oka- int aki revealed today Indonesia has officially de-
Ita manded revision of trade
with
fiomeward Par
Feb. ↑ Feb, 11 J Keelung
Hong Kong Fels, 10 Feb. 15, Afcles & Europe
"LA MARSEILLAISE” .Mar.
,א-
N. Africa, Europe Marielles vta Manila N. Airien & Eurație
FRY HILL"
Mar. 2
COURSEULLES"
.....Apr.
MEINAMX"
Mar. 2 Mar. * Apr. ....Apr. 11 Apr. 13
?
S. Africa & Europe
•
For passenger and freight..
*
For freight to Saigon, Marseilles, Alglers, Tangier, Casablanca, Havre, Dunkirk, Antwerp & Hotterdam.
Accepting cargo:
--via Marseilles to all Mediterranean & West Africa Ports.
-via Djibouti to Madagascar.
Bubject To Change Without Netice..
CIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES
P.O. Box 63, Hongkong
Queen's Building (gr. floor)
EVERETT
Tel, 26661 (3 lines).
LINES
EVERETT ORIENT LINE Fast regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- Chim, Siam, Malaya, Rangoon, Calcutta und
Chittagong.
"NOREVERETT"
A: rives
Saila
Feb. 18 from Singapore. Feb. 19 for Købe
"REBEVERETT"
Arrives Salle
Yakahoma
Mar.
*1
Mar. 3
from Manila,
for Singapore. Rangoon & Calcutta,
Penang,
¡Accepting cargo for transhipment) Kobe/Pusait
#atl
Kobe/Okkitawa)
EVERETT STAR LINE
Fust regular freight-refrigerator-passenger service to Korea, Japan, Philippines, Indo- China, Siam, Malaya, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf Ports.
"NORDSTJERNAN”
In Port Spita
Loading
Feb. 6 for Kobe and Yokohama.
"STAR ALCYONE”
Arrives Sails
Feb. 19 from Japan, Feb. 20
for Singapore, Port Swelten- ham, Madras, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Khurram- Bahrein, shahr, Basrah &
(Accepting cargo for transhipment) Kobe/Pusati
and
Kobe/Okinawa)
EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A "Queen's Building. Telephono 31206, Chinese Department: Telephone 28293.
The Rubber HONGKONG
Markets
Singapore, Feb. 5.
futures of rubber
77%-70 70-7814 794% 4%
Prices closed today as follows:-
Number rulber, per lb.
March
Apri
May
Number 3
Epal rubber, unbated
Blanket crepe
Në, 1 pale crepe
Number 2 rubber. March 731-74 rubber, March 7945-71 Number 4 rubber. March 68-69 77-77 0719-6by 91-07 United Press. NEW YORK MARKET
New York, Feb. 5. Prices of No. 1 rubber futures closed 10 higher to 10 lower with sales totalling 32 contracts, Dealers reported that the futures and spot market were quiet as traders await Far East developments, Prices closed
as follows:-
Mareli
May
July
September
December
March
Spot
27.00 bid
20.00 bld
*.20 bid
SHARE MARKET
(From Our Corrospondent)
Business done on the Stock Exchange this morning amaunt- Noon quota- el to $477,204,50, tions and the morning's trans- actions:-
agreement
Japan to permii Sterling Instead of dollar payments.
Ile told the Lower House Foreign Affairs Committed the Government was study. ing the proposal.
Banc officials in tko expressed Forelm Offica strong upposition to the switch and predicted that Japan
refuse. -- would United Press.
MARITIME
INDUSTRY
IN U.S. Argument For Tax Benefits
Ship-
New York, Feb. 5. James A. Farrell, spokesmun for 15 major American
bo ping Linen, said it would wrong for the Government to President out
former
recommncuda Harry Truman's
benefits tion to remove lax allowed the maritime industry.
carry
Malaya Trade
Runs
Into
A New Snag
Miners' Pay Demand
Effort To Obtain
An Incroaso
London, Feb, 5.
National Delegates of the
meet- Union of Mineworkers, in in London, decided that renew Its efforts to obtain an increase
their executive should
ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES
**TIIKAMPER"
#ETRAAT
MAKASBAR- **THIŁUWAHY
Singapore, Feb. 5. with trade
her neighbouring Malaya's countries, which has been facing increasing of os, a week in the pay of difficulties during the past months, has run into some 400,000 day-wage ca in TRAAT
the con industry, but Inform a new song with the stoppage of Burma's rubber the National Coal Board int trade with the North Malayan port of Penang. it will recoinmend the con- Although there was no confirmation, Burma tination of Saturday shifts for is said to have cut Penang from her rubber export picture and is now selling rubber to Ceylon at a price higher than the current Singapore market price.
Increase In Wages
In
Britain
战
As a consequence of This illversion of Burmese rubber from Penang, rubber milers, in the Muluyan port were said to be working an' reserve ́ stocks at the moment.
It was not known whether Ceylon, which is selling 250.000 tons of rubber to Red China at attractive prices, it usi the
Burmese rubber fur domestic consumption or tually re-directing the Burmese
to China
Ax rubber
C-
the
SAILINGS
Feb.
A
Fob
To
Djakarta Semarang. Aurbain
Macasser
Kobe, Nagoya & Yokohamia
Kingapore. Djakarta,
"Burabala & Macassar
Memarang,
Penang, Bingapore, jakarta, Mauret-
tius, 8. Aftien & H. Ametica
Djakarta
Macassar
Bemarang, Hurabala
Diandia, Hinganare, E. &
Biogapore,
Diskarin,
5. Alelez
NematADE.
Burabala
遍
Gurabila & MERCARRAP
Djakarta, Bemarang,
Miscast
Singapore. Jakarta. Semarang,·
Surabala & Macassar
Jabat
Malia, Expay, Mirl, Singapore,
jakarta, Sauritius, 8. Africa a H. America
Feb. }]
"NOBREVAIN”
Feb. 20
"TŠIHANTJET"
Feb. 21
"TJNODAS**
"TUWANGI"* "STRAAT BOENDA" Mar, "TJIHODAS"
“TJILUWANTM*
TJIBADANE"
MAKABSAB”
Feb. Mar,
21
1
Japan
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mor. #1
D
"IJPONDOK"
"TEGELNERO"
23 htar.
Mar. 20. Apr. :
"TJIPANAS”,
"TJIKAMEK"
*TJILUWAI"
“TEGELBERO"
Apt.
"VAN HEUTRZ“
Apr.
Apr.
Apr, 14
Singapore,
Apr, 22
Apr. 21
Apr. 21
Japan
"STRAAT HANKA"
May
May
another
year, The executive's proposal that TJIWANGI"
Government should be ask- ed to help to break the end- lock on wages was dropped. The decision has to be cun-
members of Armed by
the unlon in the coalfields and no further setion is expected un- til the result of their voting is known.
benefit
in
"STRAAT
the
МАКАННАП"
**THIKAMPER" *THLUWAH"
In Part
TH Fotk Feb.
Djakarta, Semarang,
Marastar
Japan
Singapore, Djakarta,
Barabala & Maca
Hurabala
Serustangy
Bianlia, Singapore, P. & A. Aftlea
Djakarta, Mentarang, Surabala
Macassar
Djakarta,
Surabala & Maca
Kingapore, Djakaria.
.
Remarang,
Mauritius,
8. Alrien & 8. Ainerfra
Djakarta, Hemstang, Hurabala
Macassar
عالم
Singapore. Djakarta, Hematang,
Aurabnia & Marana Manila, Mingatare, K. √
ARRIVALS
From
GOSPO
x Africa
8. America, 8. Africa, Mauritiae,
Singapore & Manila Japan
Mnenukar, Surabala, NewsTADE
DJakarta & Singapore
UTHMANTJET"
“HUYS" At the beginning of the meet- { "TIWANGr ing the executive recomment- ed the delegates to agree to the relection of an offer by the Coni Board to increase the minimu rates of day-wise men by 5,
week--which would about 150,000-or to raise
of the majority of the Bay- 4s. a week. The by ware men
Iso asked delegates were also partne
support the executive
Government KING'S BUILDING, Ground Floor approach to the
on Statisties show that in 1952, įind to defer any decision 1,000 tons of Burmese rubber
Saturday of the continuation working for the time bein
objected to Delegates proposed meeling with Government and asked what it could achieve. They said that the Coal Board was responsible for the industry and that the union was strong enough to deal directly with the board on any present issue..
London, Feb. 5. Average wages rose by about 6 per cent last
year and the level of retail
of her deal with that country,, by prices similar proportion, according to an article in the Ministry of Labour Gazette.
Nearly 11,500,000 people re-entered Penang monthly. After
Just because of uncertainties ceived wage increases in 1952. down to 400
a reasonable drop, they
What the industry needs, he
is a
said. stronger participation by Government in the nation' thip replacement programme,
restrictions.
were to 500 tons
the end of the month, but rose again to 1,000
£4,500,000
About four-fifths of the
♫
in-
crease in retall prices last year was due to the rise in the price of food, which
was in turzi
new
the the
about Government aid, private owners today are not building amounting at
year to about ship, week.
tons a month last December. ent passenger or cargo
Mr Farrell, Presitient of
These gures were execeded But the flow has now ceased Farrell Lines and Chairman of
only one year. for completely and rubber mills in of the Committee
American
which the Ministry has Penang were reported to be essential serving Shipping
records 1051, when average facing an uncertain future. foreign trade routes,
wages increased by about 11
Penang bus already lost her per cent.
Imparts of Siamese rubber for tho the milling Industry as Bangkok Government began to allow Siamese exporters to re-
US dollars obtained by selling mainly the result of the reductain a certain percentage of the tion in food subsidies.
Measured by the Increase in Siamese rubber to America.
year
TO DISCUSS MATTER rates at the end of the for all the workers
affected. pay advances in the engineer- Though Penang Is still trans
and shipping Thai rubber, it has, ing, shipbuilding, metal," vehicle industries cust more however, lost the profit from than £im. a
and those remilling and handling, and as week,
and for workers in building
a result the US dollars. contracting week,
than cost more
Meanwhile, Malayan and in- board, "in the light of the na- onesien officials are expected £600,000 a
tional executive About
1,800,000 working to meet on February 32 ita dim- suggestion, days were lost through indus- jakarta to discuss the That builders be allowed to trial disputes involving about culties being met by Singapore
payments: 110,000 workers last year. make smaller tlown and longer periods to finance 1951 the number of days lost and Penang in their trade with new ships, was called unsound was
discouraging Under the Merchant Marine Act of 1938, shipbuilders have been allowed to delay paying tax on funds set aside for re- ships. placement of worn-out
Just before leaving office as President, Mr Truman sept
Congress message to
recom- mending tax deferment be end- ed. He called the tax-benent "a hidden, indirect and system
of form uncontrollable sistance.
Another Trum
as-
1,694,000 and
In
370,000
Indonesia.
IMPROVING EFFICIENCY
In view of the delegates' at- titude, the executive drafted a This recommendation, endorsed the
-- executive's Jection of the board's pay offers but fastricted the union leaders to
the discuss with board "the proposals already made for greater co-operation and for improving efficiency. The unlon's pay demands, it
should be in talks with
agrption
3
.
TEL. 28015/18.
CHINESE AGENTS: 82 CONNAUGHT RD, C. TELB, 31100, 25133.
路
MAERSK LINE
FAST FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO:
NEW YORK, BOSTON, BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA vis BAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANCELES and Panama.
NEXT SAILINGS -
*M.S. "GERTRUDE MAERSK”.
M.S. "TREIN- MAERSK"
Feb. 11 Mar.
4
M.S.
"NICOLINE MAERSK"
further the
Mar. 18
Calling Vancouver.
committee
ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A.
the
rther
M.S.
"TREIN MAERSK"
In Port Buoy A17
M.S. "NICOLINE MAERSK” M.S.
"PETER MAERSK"
recommend of the hours agreement for a 12 months." This
recommen- dation was approved by a card vote of 478,000 in Commerce
favour to The Director of
210,000 against. The Derby- by Me Farrell. This would dis- people were involved.
and Industry in Singapore, Mr interest in
ab- of the A third
time
Penang lost Andrew Gilmour, the
shire confeld delegates courage owners' their vessels in bad shipping through disputes was in
stained. the Economic Adviser, Mr A. H. coolmining Ind
ins Industry
and
the an- Stoneham, and
Assistant years, he said.
Other members of Mr Far-olher
was quarter
in the Director for Indonesian Trade vehicle-building Industry.
In Singapore, Mr rell's Committee said a Govern-
E. K. The reduction in time study showed 12
lost ment
Averill, will represent Malaya which con- America's
chief competitor through disputes,
tax tinged fairly steadily from the at the talks. The Malayan re- maritime nations provide benefits to their respective na-
wer, has ceased. Presentatives are at present at- end of the
tending the ECAFE Conference of working being held in Bandung. tional dag merchant fleets, and and the number the US should do so, too. days lost in stoppages has in- The Associated Press.
creased in the last two years.
of
America Should Increase Imports, Bank Chief Says
New York, Feb. 5.
the
problem main Malayan delegates will bring to the notice of Indonesian au- thorities will be that certain Indonesian regulations arc working to the disadvantage of compared with
Sinong, as far as Indonesian
trade is concerned,
$4
One regulation which is ir ritating to Singapore exporters is the compulsory payment of
per
$1,000 worth of cargo The fee is as chancery fees. charged because cargoes are in-
locally by
Indonesian Deinis for weight, grading. etc. und documents are check- the cargoes Bre
speeled
cleared. As a result, delays up
The United States should encourage increaseded before imports from the nations of the free world and
them, not discourage President of the World Bank.
says Eugéne
Black,
to a fortnight have occurred. while Hongkong traders can get their goods to Indonesia in a week as no such fees
are
Mr Black, urged a nationwide campaign to charged there.-France-Presse. alter the American "protectionist" attitude and to SHARES BUYERS SELLERS SALES emphasise that imports are in reality a gain and
DANKS
1K Dank
INSURANCES
Canton Unlim
Underwriters
1420
10 1425
not a loss.
700
200 010
02 Vid
200
150
CD w
100
ISK Fire
SHIPPING
Waterbest... 15.10 Asia Nay. 1.50 1.65 DOCKS, ETC.
Provident ... 12.60 13 Wheelock 7.60
longke
LAND, ETC... 25.15 nominal UK Hotel
1200 3.70 15000 7.70 3.00 2000. 180
7.70
Land (0) 3510 7850000 7
25,03 nominal 27.80 Dorting UTILITIES
Train
-United Press.
LONDON MARKET
London, Feb. 5. The rubber market was quiet today. Prices closed as lows:
Number rubber,
in penco per lb.
March
Aprit/June
July/September
October/December
fol-
23-231%
Star Ferry
223-23/1 Watson
22.10 1000 22.49
700 22.10
to
ac-
Suspension Of Tax Extended
Bur-
The
Feb. 18
Feb. 28
For Freight and Further Particulars please apply to:-
AGENTS:
JEBSEN & CO.
Pedder Building.
Tel. Nos, 36066-9, `
Sir William Lawther, prest- dent of the union, explained after the meeting that the pro- posnis already, made for greater
and co-operation
eficiency were those put to the board by the union
represente the ing union admitted that there was NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES room for improvement, but felt that all the faults were not on the miners' side and that In- vestigation of the follings in be conducted question should
Dates and rointion subject to change without notice.
At liberty to proceed via other porte to load/Blacharge cargo.
recent
at the level of the individual coalfields und collierles.
Grain Prices
In Chicago
Chicago, Feb. 5. Chicago grains today frmed on reports that light rains over the southwest belt brought + little relief from dry conditions. Prices of grain futures cicse:l follows:
35
Wheat-price per bushel
2.2014 nominal 2.0-2.20%
Spol
March
May July September December Corn
2.311
2.30!
2:3
2.301%
1.5D
Spot
March
++
May
July September December Ryo March
May
Vale
af He told a meeting the safe American lavestments in Economie Club of New York: those countries.
The willingness "The strong protectionist sentl- ment in this country must be cept outside competition would that Americans, changed and 1 believe it can demonstrate
who have long championed free be changed."
enterprise, pre ready to prace. Nothing, he said, could do as
The opening of American much to strengthen the worldise what they preach.
May The Senate Finance Commit- amarkets would bring economy, in the long run,
greater In the tee today approved a bill to an expansion in American im- cohesion and goodwill
.extend the suspension of a import
Washington, Feb. 5.
ports. Only by. throwing open Western Europe. Mr Black two cents per pound
friendly
. "What is required,"
the "Is not that economy should, loss zelf-sufficiency, but
that
Turning to na-
e
aljould be willing to become airdetin
(Republi
copper
1.5044-4% 1.0132-5 1.0415 1.03%
1.01 bld
1.70 nominat 1.80.1.001%
March
7023-7% 7914-24 New York flourper 200 lb. Sack. $13.00 nominal-Valted Press,
LONDON TIN
MARKET
- London, Feb, The in market was steady this morning. Turnover was 70 tons. Prices closed at the end of the official morning session as follows:-
Spot tin, buyers
its markets to
to June 1054 tions, Mr Black said, can the sald: "there are still elements tax on copper United States give the rest of of inflation to be stripped out despite opposition from Sena- the world the chance. to earn of some of the European tor George Malone 130 200 OF 113 the dollues they need to buy economies elements which are can, Nevada).
Senator Malone said that the C. Light (0) 0.15 0.20.1000 11 920
American goods and meet in- now
now adding a considerablo, hur- 5500 0.15
subsidises terest charges on United States den to domestic costs of pro-suspension in effect 2000 1.30 C. Light (N) no5 #10 1000 k† 0.50 | capital.
duction. There should be every the Chilean Government at the Electric....23.00 23.00 100 23.03
of the trend to expense of the American cop- encouragement 700 125.00
Chilean The per producers, he said,
integration ward INDUSTRIALS
and
Government, and
not Cement
17.70 13.50
American tionalization of the basic 20.00 10.00
producers and workers in that Воро
all its dustries of Western Europe. STORES, ETC
1500 @ 19 Dairy
The Schuman, Plan is an country, received profits from
the Industry. advance-in
-in the
Spot tin, gilera right 352,30
that
The suspension: bill has al-Business done at little less self-sufficient tiian
Three months tin, buyor been
the by passed
Three-months tim, (Lis."
European industry can be in ready
House and now needs only full inainers done at the Mr. Black said the challenge tegrated and rationalised
to become Bottlement faced by America today is to more costs will be lowered a Senate approval exercise wisely ita economic a result of specialisation, anti w
Schator Malone said that the leadership, which it has in the more competitive-
will the producte Department has been NY Stock Exchange Rotes herited just ng surely as it has position of Europe consistently
Interfering with become..
New York, Feb. 5.- Teatership of inherited the free
"I
well aware of the Tarift Commission, although am very
Dow Jones overages at the end Americans stando
from the formidable dimcattles and it had no interest in or knowe of the stock market sestien efood
an follows: greater imports, not lose, Mr the traditional road-blocks that edgo of the industry. A pro- tective tariff WAS needed for
206,20 Ho in the way, but I am con- Black Balde porausor
30 Industrials 20 rails
62.09 15 utilities 40 bonds
27-2314 Binceres 2234-20 COTTONS 2216-14 Ewo
United Press.
JAPANESE BONDS
¦ London, Feb. 5.
Japanese bonds
-"A"!:(43, of 1000)
"13" (45. of, 1010) **C, (5s; of 1007) (59. 1934) "E" Xs, of 1930)
Consols
80
71
| MISCELLANEOUS
Yonglaze
3.70 1500 2.70 1000 2.60
.... 5.00
#
Exchange
Business was done in the Jousi uhomcial exchanko market this morning at the following rates!—/ 127.D. dollar (per si)
6.020
102% Sterling note per #17 1999, 15.00 -107 Indonesian gulwer (per 100)21.70 34.40
United Press?"
Siam Ulcsia (per 100}, ..........
Ningapore (Strattm) C
50%
FIC plavires (per 100)
more
1. Increased opportunities vinced that more integration the US topper Industry, he for other, nations to soll in would benent the economics of said, because. It was trying to maximum development America would mean increased Western Europe, Associated roach
and production, United Press. in opportunities for profitable and Press.
Consignees per "DENMUOR"
are hereby notified that their cargo is being discharged into the long- kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co's Rodowne, where it will be at Constgrees risk and subject to the Whorf's terms and conditions of storage. and where delivery may be obtained.
CIE DES MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES
Consignees per Company's
1.1. "FBY HILL.”
are hereby notifed that their carto is being discharged into the Hong- kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Coʻl godawns, where it will be at
signees risk and subject to the What's terms
and conditions of storage and where delivery may be jobtained as toon on the goods are endianded.
Damaged packages are to be left in the Gedowns for examination by Consignees and the Company's str
Carraichael veyors, Messra, Clarke, at 10 a.m. 7th February, 105).
To comply with the General Bond-
Damaged packages are to be left
in the Codowns for examination bya
ed Warehouse Regulations Cerignees Consignees and the Company's sur must have a Revenue Dices in si-veyora, Blear Goddard & Douglas tendance when damaged dutiable 10am. on Saturday, 701 February,
1953. goods are examined.
No claims will be admitted after To comply with the General Bond-
Warehouse the goods have left the steamer's { od
Regulation Con-.. Kodowry, and all goods remaining signees must have a Revenue Officer undelivered after the Din February, in attendines when damaged dull- 1953, will be subject to rent.
able goods are examined.
All claims against the steamer must be presented to the under signed on or before the ra Februley, 1951, or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance will be effected.
W. IL LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD.
Azetila.
Hongkong, 4th February, 1933,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
MAERSK LINE
m.v. "TheIN MAERBK" having arrived from New York, and Porta af eitt, Constances of Cargo Die hereby notified that their goods are being landed and placed at their risic and expence into the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company godown at Kowloon, where delivery may be obtained sta man as the goods are landed.
Optional cargo will not be landed here, untere notice has been given 40 hours prior to vessel's urstyni, but osted on from port:to port to
the final port of call to which the
option extenda.
No claims will be admitted, after the Goods have left tho Godowns, and all goods remaining undelivered after the 12th February, 1953, will be subject to rent.
All broken, choled, and damage Goods are to be left in the Clodom, will be examined on where they
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$10
United. Prosz.
07215
11th February, 1033 at 10 am, by que Surveyors Meters
Goddard
de
Douglas.
90,30
„United" Press.
No claims will be admitted after the gooda hayo left the steamer's godown, and all goods remaining Undelivered after 9th February, 1953, will be subject to rent.
All claim against the steamer must be presented to the under- #igned on or before 2nd March, 1933, or they will not be recogated.
No Fire Insurance will be, effected,
CIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMER
Hongkong, 3rd February, 1933.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
CONSIGNEES PER AUSTRALIA-WEST FACIFIC LINE ma. "DELOS"
are hereby moulded that their cargo ja being discharged into the long- kong & Kowloon Whert & Godown Co's godown where It will be at consignees risk and mibject to the Wharfa forms and condition of stors age, and where delivery
may
bo obtained.
Damaged packages are to bo lett in the godowns for examinatión by Consignow and the Company's suT- veyors, Mess: Carmichael & Clarke at 19 am, on the tit February, 1953. To comply with the General Bond- ed Warehouse Regulations, consignees mün "have 4, Hevenue Omeer in St- tendance. when damaged dutiable
goods Are examined......
No claims will be admlited after the goods" have, left the stearner's To comply with the General Pond-godown, and ail gonds remaining ed Warehouse Regulations consignees, undelivered after, the 7th FabriATY, must have a Revenue Offer jo atu | 1853, will. De subject to rent.
when damaged dutiable goods are examined.
tendance
All claims must reach us before, the 5th March, 1953, or they will not be recognloed.
No. Insurance will be effected.
JEBBEN Co., Agents. Hongkong, 8th Feburary, 1003,
All 'claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersigned un or before the 14th February, 1953, or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. MAUDODWELL' &"CO, LTD.
Agents Hongtient trả Yebruary, 13