JUDGE AND CANED BOYS.
STABLE DISCIPLINE "NOT
IMPROPER.:
ROCKY MOUNTAINS SEARCH DRAMA.
SIGNAL SMOKE REVEALS
THE CAMP.
LONELY VIGIL BESIDE DEAD
.COMRADE.
M. Henry Seymour Persse, the ricehorse trainer of Stockbridge. was granted an injunction in the Chancery Division against Alfred
Vancouver.A famous war-time Edward Prebble, garage proprietor.airman, Captain E. J. A. Burke, of Stockbridge, and Cyril Gordon Whitten, newangent, of Stockbridge, to restrain them from inciting and inducing apprentices to disclose Mr. Presse's stable seorite. No defence had been put in by Prebble, who, it' was alleged, was a racing tipster
It had been stated in evidence that some of the boys in the stable
wero caned and that after the lenk- age of secrets the boys were lorked
with two companions, Mr. Emil Kading and Mr. Robert Marten, disappeared early in October while on a flight over the Rocky Moun-
trins
Word was received here in Decem ber that two of them, Mr. Kading and Mr. Marten, have been found in the Northern wilds
Three Searchers Lost.
The discovery was made, by. Air Pilot Wasson who found the strand-
They were in the last stages of exhaustion and near them was the in at night, the doors and windows dead body of Captain Burke. They were harved, and there was a roll
were without food or supplies of Mr. Roland Oliver, K.C. (for any sort. Whiffen), said that the issue in the aetion was whether Whiffon navo- einted with stable boys to obtain information by giving them drink.
It might be right for Mr. Parasetached to it was a note anying that Lo put his stable boys under re- strictions and to forbid them going to this place or that, but that could not affect the ordinary rights of a citizen to talk to them in a publie house or anywhere else. Whiffen, as a man interested in horses, might be expected to take an interest in
these stable lads.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1931.
BANKS DUPED BY
FALSE NOTES,
PLANT IN A PLAISTOW.
COTTAGE,
A steady streain of forged 10%. notes which had been arriving at the Bank of England was referred to by prosecuting counset at the Old Bailey...
Ernest Williams (24), chauffeur, Benjamin Bonny. (38), printer, Henry Saunders (39), stevedore, and his wife Rosa Lily, Saunders (39). were charged with conspiring to gether and with others unknown to forge and utter 30s, notes, A pleaded not guilty.
Bonny pleaded guilty to posaca sing forged, notes and apparatus used in their manufacture.
Mr. Roland Oliver, prosecuting for the Bank of England, said that up to the present over 200 forged notes had arrived at the Bank of England, and their number was in. creasing. J
The attention of the "police was
ed plane of Captain Burke. At-called to two houses, one in Godsell Road, Plaistow, E, and the other
the airmen had started, to walk the nearest point of civliisation, 40 miles distant. The way led over mountain passes deep in Anow.
The search continued under the most difficult conditions, and was finally rewarded by the discovery of the two survivors, They were hrought in to the nearest settle ment, and Wasson's 'plano returned to fetch the body of Captain Burke. Chance as Jockeys.
Three other airmen, who took part These hoya," said Mr. Oliver in the search, had been lost since coine in the ordinary way from last October. There is little hope more or less humble homes, and if of their, discovery alive. At one time more than a dozen United they have a chance of getting into States and Canadian planes were a racing stable such as that of Mr.searching for the lost airmen, Perase they havan opportunity to make for thetneelves a place in life they could not normally obtain.
"They have the chance of bepon ing well-known jockeys and quite For the sake of that chance they are prepared to go into
rich snen.
Lonely Vigil.
The survivors were located by a sighal smoke rising from their last encampment, after they thought death was certain to overtake them.
ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG.
ALEXANDRIA..
Pres. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11 Fres, Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 20.
AMOY. Haiyang, Douglas, Jas 9. Antung, B. & S., Jan, 12.. Haining, Douglas, Jan. 13. Taiyuan, B. & 8., Jan. 11. Talma, B.1., Jan. 15, Haiching, Douglas, Jan, 16. jisalak, J.C.J.L., Jan. 10. Anhui, B. & B., Jan. 19. Kumsang, Jardino's. Jan. 20. Tibadak, J.C.J.L., Jap. 20. Yuensang, Jardine'e, Jan. 27. Namsang. Jardine's, Feb. 3, Takada, B.I., Feb. 6.
ANTWERP.
Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10. Jeypore, P.&O., Jan. 10." Kashmir, P. & O., Jun. 17. Katori Maru, NY.K., Jan, . Peru, Masbors, Jan. 29. Perim, P. & Oi, Feb. 7. AUSTRALIAN PORTS.
Taiping. B. & 8., Jan. 20. Kamo Maru, N.YK., Jan. 22, Nellore, E. & A., Jan. 31.
BALTIC PORTS.
Peru, Manners, Jan. 20.
in Scott Street, Camming Town, E. BALTIMORE, Tho house in Godeell Road, a four. roomed cottage, was raided.
"Rapidly Improving." There was an iron printing press, inks, photographie plates, bits of notes in every stage of manufacture.
While the forgeries could not be called particularly good, said Mr. Oliver, the later ones were rapidly improving.
William
senior
Claud Evans, clerk in the issue office of the Bank of England, said that up to Decem ber 10 the number of foreign notes of this series which had reached the bank was 131, and they were still arriving. Quite a number had pass ed through banks undetected.
Mr. Justice McCardie: Do you mean that they were undiscovered by the big banks of this country Yes.
The trial was adjourned..
The rescuers razed 12 miles from the nearest available landing point to the spot. They found Kuding SWEEPSTAKE OFFER
Captain Burka served during the war with the Royal Air Force and is credited with over 6,000 flying hours' experience.
a form of slavery. I am not attack-and Marton keeping: a lonely vigil
over their dead companion. ing Mr. Persse. From his point of view he is perfectly right. It is better for him that the boys should he deaf and dunib or int they should be machines to ride his horses. Mr. Pursac is catitled to take every step to enforce secrety nad to be in a position to cane th boys if he likes,"
Mr. Justice Luxmoore: You must have disciplino-as lost the sort of discipline you get at school. You must put places out of bounds and the boys must be corrected”
Sir Patrick Hastings, K.C. (for Mr. Persse) said that Whiffen, who kept a newsagent's shop, seemed to have done very well. He had very nice car. He spent an unusual portion of his time as a shopkeeper in visiting all the resourses in England-excopt the North coun- try. It did not seem a very far cry to say he was what was popularly known as a racing man.
TO HOSPITAL.
CHARING CROSS DECLINES.
The committee of the Charing Cross Hospital has definitely reject ed a suggestion that they should receive 20 per cent, of the proceeds of a sweepstake on the Lincoln- shire Handicap.
Mr. Philip Inman, House Gover nor of the hospital, said:
Helenus, B.F., Feb. 6.
BANGKOK.
Haram, Thoresen, Jan, 11. Kaying, B. & S., Jan. 11. Kwangchow, B. & S., Jan. 19.
BARCELONA.
Trior, Melchers, Jan. 10. Derflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. BELAWAN-DELI.
Van Heutsz, J.C.J.L., Jan, 15.
JOMBAY
Tango Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 11." pilsna, Dodwell's, Jan. 24. Tottori Maru, N.V.K., Jan. 27. Comerin, P. & O., Jan. 31.
BOSTON.
Pres. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Siamese Prince Furness, Jan. 13. Pres Johnson,, Dollar, Jan. 25. Taishay, Dodwell's, Jan. 16. Malayan Princo, Furness. Jan. 20. Atago, Maru N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Ilelenua, B., Feb. 8.
BREMEN.
Trier, Melchers, Jan. 10.1 Lahn, Melchers. Jan, 24.- Derlinger, Melohers, Feb. 7.
BRINDISI.
Pilann, 'Dodwell's, Jan. 24.
CALOUTTA.
::
DEATHS IN CHILD-BIRTH. METHODS OF PREVENTION, In a circular to maternity and child welfare authorities, the Minis try of Health states that the. Gav
The position in which we were mis- ernment have decided to undertake pinced occurred through a the necessary negotiations with the understanding. When the sugges- Akita Maru. N.V.K. Jan. 15.
a formal aetnow. Hosang, Jardine's, Jan. 17. authorities concerned with a view tion was made to formulating scheme on edgment was naturally sent, but Talamba, D.I., Jari. 20.
care of the question had not been consider. Kutsang, Jardine's, Jan. 23. national basis for the
Rangoon Maru, N.F.K., Jan. 20. maternity which would provide the ed by the committee.
Talma, B.I., Feb. 6. services suggested by the com mitte. But the report makes it clear that two of the essential
CASABLANCA. measures for sceuring a reduction in matranl mortality are:-
1.-General and sustained efforts
Many times in the year he made a practice of driving out on Sup-to enlighten the women of the day night, and on no other night, to a small public house far beyond Stockbridge and not far away from Mr. Perise's stables. This was the Gne place in which he know that the stable boys were likely to be found.
"The committee considered the question fully and decided that they could not accept the suggestion that they should receive 20 per cent. of the proceeds of this undertaking.
Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17. Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 2:
** A Wide Question."'. "The whole question of sweep- I OZBU. country as to the importance of antenatal supervision.
2.The improvement and expan-stakes for hospitals is a wide one. sion where necessary of the mater This decision does not mean that Holenus, B.F., Feb. 8. nity services of local authorities, the Charing Cross Hospital is mak
of help. which must form an important part ing a precedent in regard to offers of any national scheme.
The Minister recognises that in Giving judgment, Mr. Justice Luxmoore said that he was satisfied many arena the local authorities and that Whiffen had been trying to voluntary associations have already obtain a breach by the apprentices realised the importance of fully of their duty, and of the agreements exercising their powers, but there is which they and entered into with still much to be done if the provent Mr. Perase. He was satisfied that able maternal deaths are to be pre- the should grant in injunction vented. Ho desires to commend to against Whiffen to provent any furthe earnest attention of all councile the suggestions in the accompaning ther occurrence on similar lines.
"No Improper Treatment." "When Mr. Persse gave his evi- dence he was cross-examined, I sup pose, as to character, and charges were made against him of having flugged the boys, or caused them to be logged. Certain other sugges tions were made which could only be for the purpose of suggesting that Mr. Perase's character was such that is evidence ought not to be credited
So far as I am concerned there
memorandum.
The circular also points, out that the additional expenditure involved in any area will be small in com- parison with the advantages that would result from the provision and full use of the necessary facilities.
LONDON MAIL BAG MYSTERY
is no ground in this court for any FOUND NEAR STOLEN MOTOR
suggestion that any improper treat ment has been meted out in, Mr. Persas's stable to any of the boys employed there,"
Both Whiffen und Prebble were ordered to pay 'the' costs."
MAIL AT. U.S. CONSULATE
Mail has been received at the Agaricon Consulate General for the
CAR.
An empty mail bag, found in the gutter besido a derelict motor-car. in Sussex-place Regent's Park, W., provided Scotland Yard and the Post Office detectives with a prob leme
The car, which had been stolen from outside the owner's house in Paddington, had been driven for several miles before it was abandon ed
•Have for a
CHEFOO,
Kueichow, B. & S.. Jan, 0. "All schemes for the support of the hospital will continue to be Huichow, B. & B., Jan. 23, treated according to their indivi
The matter COLOMBO,.. dual circumstances. was very carefully considered by Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan,`10. the committee in this instance with Jeypore, F. & O., Jan. 10. the result that it was felt the pro-Pres Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 1L
"This does not. mean that pro Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17. posal could not be entertained. Tango Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 11. posis of help or particular schemes Durban Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 18. which will beneat the hospital arc General Matringer, M.M, Jan. 20.
Sarpedon, B.F., Jan, 21. not wanted..
Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 24. Pilana, Dodwell's, Jan. 24. Pro Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 25. Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 27. Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & O., Jan; 31. Andre Lebon, M.M., Feb. 3.
Reasons which I cannot go into influenced the committee in their decision, but no reflection of any sort is implied."
EXCHANGE RATES. (BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.]
RUGBY, Jan, %
123.07 4.85-15/39
Paris
New York
Brussels Geneva Amsterdam
Berlin Milan......
Stockholm Copenhagen Vienna Prague Helsingfors Bindrid Lisbon
ler, G. W. Brophy S. Demirgo, J. Eddo, H. O. Evans Mrs. 1 Garland, A. Garrels, E.P.M. von Gehren, Mrs. D. Hamilton, Mrs. J.
The theory held by detectives in F. H. Hyde, A. H. Martin, A. M Martin, J. A Melee. I do that the car was stolen to enable Matt, I. C. Moller, O: B. Olivarius, thieves to carry off a mail-bag..
Athean mail-bag, was empty! and was close to the war 6-10 Buchare known whether it had been dropped from another vehicle.
3. Openshaw, N. Shumaker, GAfter stealing the valuable contents Townsend, H. W. Wade, W. . they cast the empty bag away and
abandoned the car. Williamsos.
Montevideo Bombay Shanghai Zind Hong Kong Yokohama... Silver (spot) Silver (forward)
COPENHAGEN,
Peru, Manners, Jan. DALANY
Patroclus, B:F., Jan, 10. Luchos, B. & S., Jan. 12 Chenan, B. & S., Jan.. 10. Antenor, B.F., Feb. 6.
34.70
25.05
12,00
02.79)
20.39
18.134
18.16 21.50 1634
DUTCH PORTSTM
1027
45.80
105.23
375
__818
34
1/51 1/4 2/018/32 137 13 13/10
Haruna Mara, N.Y.K., Jan. 10. Jeypore, F. & O., Jan. 10. Trior, Melchers, Jan. 10 Duisburg, Jebsen, Jan. 13. Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17. Sarpodon, B.F., Jan,
Lahr Meicher: Jan? Glenapp, Jardines, Jan. 20. Peru, Manners, Jan. 29. Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan. 30. Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3. Sauerland, Jebsen, Feb: 3. Derlinger, Mokhers, Feb. 7. Perim, P.&O., Feb. 7.
FOOCHOW.
Haiyang, Douglas, Jan 9. Chiping, Jardine's, Jan. 13. Haining, Douglas, Jan. 13. Haiching, Douglas, Jan, 10. Cheongshing, Jardino's, Jan. 20, Huichow, B. & S., Jan. 23..
GENDA
Trier, Melchers, Jan. 10. Pres. Harrison, Dollar, Jan, 11. Duisburg, Jebsen, Jan. 13. Durban Mara, N.Y.K., Jan. 19. Montor, B.F., Jan. 20, Pilano, Dodwell's, Jan. 24. Pros Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 25. Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan. 30. Sauerland, Jebsen, Feb. 3. Darllinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. GLASGOW. Montor, B.F. Jan, 20, Sarpedon, B.F., Jan. 1. Laomedon, B.F., Feb. 1.
·GOTHENBURG, Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan. 30. HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW. Kingyuan. B. & S., Jun, 10. Kiungchow, B. & S., Jan. 29,
HAMBURG.
Jegporo, P. & O., Jan. 10. Trier, Melchers, Jan, 10. Duisburg, Joham, Jan. 13. Lahn, Melchers, Jan, 24. Peru, Manners, Jan. 20. Ceylon, Gilman's, Jäni. 30. Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3. Sauerland, Jebsen, Feb. 3. Dorflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. Perim, P. & O., Teb, 7.
HAVRE
Mentor, B.F., Jan. 20, Peru, Manners, Jan. 20. Laomedon, B.F., Feb. 1.
HONOLULU. · ·
Shinyo Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 20. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 1. Asama Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4:
ILOILO.
Helenus, B.F., Feb. 0.
JAPAN PORTS
Piena, Dodwell'a, Jan. 9.
Kawachi Maru, NY.R., Jan. 11. Glengarry, Jardine's, Jan. 13. Pres. Madison, A.M.L., Jan. 13. Kitano Mara, N.Y.K., Jan. 14. Talma, B.L., Jan. 13. Taishan, Dodwell's, Jan. 16. Kashgar, P. & O., Jan, 17. Automedon, B.F., Jan, 18. Cilenthiel, Jardine's, Jan. 18, Lyons Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 19. City of Wellington, Bank, Jan. 10. Kumsang, Jardine's, Jan. 20. Porthos, M.M., Jan. 20. Pres. Pierce, Dollar, Jan. 30.. Shinyo Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 20. Shantung, Gilman's, Jan. 22. Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 23. Havel, Melchers, Jan. 23. Khiva, P. & O., Jan. 25. Lycaon, B.F., Jan. 2. Eurylochus, F.F., Jan. 27. Yuensang, Jardine's, Jan. 27. Ramses, Jebsen, Jan. 29, Venezia-L., Dodwell's, Jan. 30. Malwa, P. & O., Jan. 31. Tyndareus, B.F., Jan. 31. Alipore, P. & O., Feb. 1. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 1. Glenamoy, Jardine's, Feb. 2. Nippon, Gilman's, Feb, 2. Chenonceaux, M.M., Feb. 3. Namsang. Jardine's, Feb. 3.. Asama Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Emp. of Japan, O.P.S., Feb. 5. Tanda, E. & A. Feb. 0. Takada, B.I., Feb. 6.
Jebsen, Feb. 7. Leverkusen, Machaon, B.F., Feb. 7. JAVA PORTS.
This roca, 3.0.3.1. Jan 13, Tiikarang, J.C.J., Jan. 20, Tikembang, J.C.J.L. Jan. 27. Tiibadak, J.C.J.L., Feb. 3 Tjisalak, J.C.J.L, Feb. 10. LIVERPOOL..
Durban Maru, N.Y:K., Jan. 19. Mentor. B.F., Jan. 20, Laomedon, B.F., Feb. 1. LONDON.
Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10.. Jeypore, P. & O., Jan. 10. Kashmir, P. & Ö., Jan. 17. Sarpedon. B.F., Jan. 21. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 21.. Pilana, Dodwell's, Jan, 24. Glenapp, Jardino's, Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & O., Ja, 31. Philoctetes; D.F., Feb. 3. Peria, P. & O., Feb. 7.
LOS ANGELES.
Pres Madison, A.M.L., Jan. 13. Tainhan, Dodwell's, Jan. 10. Shinyo Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 20, Pros. Jackson, A.M.L., Jan. 27. Giayo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 1.
PALANILA
Emp. of Japan, C.P.8., Jan. 10. Trier, Melchers, Jan. 10. Pres. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Prea Pierce, Dollar, Jan. 13 Pred. Jackson, A.M.L., Jon.. 17. Taiping, B. & S., Jan. 20. Tjikareng, J.C.J.L. Jan, 20. Komo Maru, N.YE., Jan, 22 Prephason Dollar, Jan. 28.
Beal Dollar
Nellore, Dr & Ada Pres. McKinley, A.M.L., Jan. 31. Laomedon, B.F. Fob, I. Tjibadak, J.C.J.L, Fob, S. Helenus, B.F., Feb, 0. Deriflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. Emp. of Canada, O.P.S., Feb. 7..
MARSEILLES,
Haruna Maru, N.Y.K, Jan, 10. Jeypore, P. & O., Jan. 10. Pres. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17. Durban Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 19.) General Metzingor, M.M., Jan. 20. Sarpedon, B., Jan. 21.
Katori Maru, NY.K., Jan 21.- Luhn, Molchers, Jan. 24, Pres. Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 25. Peru, Manners, Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Andre Lebon, M.M., Feb. 3. Philoctetes, B.F, Feb. 3, Perim, P. &O, Feb. 7.
NAPLES.
Haruna Muru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10 Pres, Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Siamese Prince, Furness, Jan. 13. Malayan Prince, Eurnces, Jan. 2. NEW YORK, BOSTON, etc.
Pres. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Siamoso Prince, Furness, Jan, 13. Taishan, Dodwell's, Jan. 16.. Pres. Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 25.. Malayan Prince, Furness, Jan. 29, Atago Maru, N.Y.K.. Feb. Helenus, B.F., Fob. 8..
NORTH CHINA PORTS, Derdlinger, Melchers, Jan. 13. PAKHOI.
Kingyuan, B. & S., Jan. 16. Kiungehow, B. & S., Jan. 10. PANAMA
Taishan, Dodwell's, Jan. 16. Ginyo Maru, NY.K., Feb. 1. Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. PENANG.
Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10. Jeypore, P. & O., Jan. 10. Pres, Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Tango Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 11. Akita Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 15. Van Heuter, J.C.J.L, Jan. 15. Hosang, Jardine's, Jan. 17. Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17, Talamba, B.I., Jan, 20.
Sarpedon, B.F., Jan. 21.. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 24. Pres. Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 25. Toltori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 27, Kutsang, Jardin's, Jan. 26. Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan. 20. Rangoon Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & O. Jan. 31. Talma, B.E., Feb. 6:
RABAUL
Bremerhaven, Melchora, Jan. 20, Nellore, E. & A., Jan. 31.
RANGOON,
Akita Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 15. Talamba, B.I., Jan. 20, Rangoon Maru, 1.Y.K., Jan. 20. SAIGÓN.
General Metzinger, M.M., Jan. 20- Andre Lebon, M.M., Feb. 3. SANDAKAN.
Yusang, Jardine's, Jan. 14. Mausang, Jardine's, Jan. 17.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pres. Madison, A.M.L., Jan. 13, Taishan, Dodwell's, Jan. 16. Shinyo Maru, N.Y.K, Jan. 20, Pres. Jackson, A.M.L., Jan. 27. ABA Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. SOANDINAVIAN POETS. Peru, Manners, Jan. 29. Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan. 30.) SEATTLE.
Pres. Pierce, Dollar, Jan. 20. Tyndareus, B.F., Jan. 31. Prea. Taft, Dollar, Feb. 3.
SHANGHAI.
Waishing, Jardine's, Jan. 9. Pisan, Dodwell's, Jan, 0 Patroclus, B.F., Jan. 10. Kawachi Maru, N.Y.E., Jan. 11. Kwongsang, Jardine's, Jan: 11. Shantung, B. & S., Jan. 11. Luchow, B. & 8., Jan. 12, Dorflinger, Melchors, Jan, 13. Glengarry, Jardino's, Jan. 13. Liangchow, B. & 9., Jan. 13. Pres. Madison, A.M.L., Jan, 13.. Saiyang, B. & S., Jan. 13 Chaksang, Jardine's, Jan. 14. Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 14. Taiyuan, B. & B., Jan. 14. Talma, B.I., Jan. 15, Taishan, Dodwell's, Jan, 16. Tjisalak, J.C.J.L., Jan, 10. Kashgar, P. & O, Jan, 17. utomedon, B.F., Jan. 18. Fooshing, Jardino's, Jan. 18. Glenshiel, Jardine's, Jau, 18, Lyons Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 18, Sinkiang, B. & S., Jan; 18. Chenau, B. & B., Jan. 19. City of Wellington, Bank, Jan. 19. Kumsang, Jardins's, Jan, 20. Porthos, M,M., Jan: 20. Pres. Pierce, Dollar, Jan. 23. Shinyo Maru, N.T.K., Jan. 20. Szechuten, B. & 8., Jan; 20. Kwaisang, Jardine's, Jan. 21. Shantung, Gilman's, Jau. 22. Tjibadak, J.C.JL, Jan. 22. Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 23 Havel, Mekbers, Jan. 23. Khiva, P.&O., Jan. 95, Lycaon, B.F., Jan. 25. Afrika, Manners, Jan. 28," Eurylochus, B.F., Jan. 27. Yuensang. Jardines, Jan. 27. Ramses, Jebsen. Jan 29, Venezia-L, Dodwills, Jan. 30. Malwa, P. & O-Jan. 31,
Asama Mara, N.Y.K.. Feb. 4. Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., Feb. 5. Antenor, D.F., Feb. a. Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 6. Leverkusen, Jebsen, Fob. 7.
SINGAPORE
Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10 Jeypore, P. O, Jan. 10. Pres. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Tango Mori, N.Y.K., Jan, 11: Antung, D. & S., Jan. 19, Akita Maru, N.Y.E., Jan. 13. Van Heutz, J.O.J.L., Jan. 18. Hosang, Jardine's, Jan. 17. Kashmir, P. & D., Jan. 17. Durban, Maru, N.Y.K,, Jan. 18" Anhui, B. & S, Jan, 10. General Metzingor, M.M., Jan. 20. Mentor, B.F., Jan. 20,- Talamba, B. L., Jan. 20. Surpedon, B.F. Jan. 21. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 94. Lahn, Melcher's Jan. 24. Pilenn, Dodwell's, Jan, 24. Pres. Johnson, Dollar, Jan, S Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 27. Kutsang, Jardine's, Jan. 28. Glenapp, Jardino's, Jan, 20. Bangoon Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Laomedon. B.F, Feb, 1... Andre Lebon, M.M., Feb. 31 Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3, Helenus, B.F., Feb. 6. Talnia, B.I., Feb. 6.
SOUTH AMERICAN POETS, Ginyo Mara, N.Y.K., Foo.
SWATOW.
Chipabing, Jardino's, Jan, 9, Haiyang, Douglas, Jau 0. Waishing, Jardine's, Jap, 9. Hiram, Thoresen, Jan. 11. Kaying, B. & S., Jan. 11. Kwongsang, Jardino's, Jan. 11. Shantung, B. & S., Jan. 11. Antung, B. & 8., Jan. 19. Chipshing, Jardino's, Jan. 13. Haining, Douglas, Jan, 13. Suiyang, B. & S.,, Jan. 13. Chakeang, Jardinc'a, Jan, 14.- Haiching, Dougine, Jan, 16. Fooshing, Jardine's, Jan. 18. Kaugehow, B. & S., Jan. 18. Sinkiang, B. & B., Jan 18.1 Anhui, B. & S., Jan, 19.- Cheongshing, Jardino's, Jan. 20, Szechuen, B. & S., Jan. 20.1 Kwaiang, Jardine's, Jan. 21.
TIENTSIN.
Kucichow, B. & S., Jan, 0. Chipshing Jardine's, Jan. 13. Huichow, B. & S., Jan 23.
TRIESTE AND VENICE, Piena, Dodwell's, Jan. 24. Cheongshing, Jardine's, Jan. 20, Huichow, B. & S., Jan. 23.
TSINGTAO.
Shantung, B. & S., Jan. 11,' Kwonganng, Jardino's, Jan. 11. Suiyang, B. & S., Jan, 13. Chaksung, Jardine's, Jan. 14. Fooshing, Jardine's, Jan. 19. Binkiang, B. & S., Jan. 18. Szechuen, B. & S., Jan. 20. Kwaiang, Jardino's, Jan. 21.
VANCOUVER, B.O.
Tyndareus, B. F., Jan. 31. Empress of Japan, C.P.S., Feb. 5.
VICTORIA, 'D,.0.
Pres. Pierco, Dollar, Jan. 50. Tyndareus, B.F., Jan. 01. Prea Taft, Dollar, Feb. & Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., Feb. 5.
VLADIVOSTOUK.
Glengarry, Jardino's, Jan. 13. Glenshiel, Jardine's, Jan. 18. Glenamoy, Jardine's, Feb. 2
WEIHAIWEI,
Kueichow, B. & S., Jan, 0. Huichow, B. & S., Jan. 23.
EXCHANGE.
-CLOSING QUOTATIONS...
January 8, 1931. ON LONDON
Talegraphic Transfer 1/1/18 Bank Bills, on demand 1/1/16 Bank Bills, 4 months
zight .....................
1/3/18 Credits, 4 months'
sight.... Documents, 4 months"
eight............sicarmini, I{-
ON PARIS-
Bank Bille, on demand 020 Cradita, 4 months' sight 600 UN NEW YORK:-
Bank. Bills, on demand 243 **Credits, 80 days' sight. 251. ON BOMBAY :-
Telegraphic Transfer Bank, on demand ...
ON CALOUTTA :-
Telegraphic. Transfer..." Bank, on demand... OT BEANCOATER Bank, at sight
-N-YOKOHAMAD ***.
1Tia, 743 jąż+% dis.
On demand ........................
On Maria-On demand... 48 On SingapoBE:
431
"Os demand
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UN BATAVIA:On demand: 60}" On HarPzozo
On Bupon-On-demai
ON BANGKOK I
Bank On demand "neur
BOVENBLONE, Bank's Brying! P Rate
BAX-SILVER, par GL
1701
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