WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1935.
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H.K. Banks
$1,016
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Chartered Banks ...
Mercantilo Bks. "A"
2181
Do.
219
Bank of East Asia...
SEA
160
N. G. & 2. Backy...
Am. O. tiu. Corp: 9.
Ch. Fin Corp. ord. 9.
Do. Prut Inatanong
Canton LustTING LIKSOM -
92 !!!
£13
£29.
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$104)
$180
$180
Underwriters
$1.10
81.10
Union insurROQUE VA
1372
3376
$380
China Fires ********
$390
$389
H.K. Fires.IN
$180
International Assce, de
A
#1-0
Shipping
$38
Douglases
$35
#4
Steamboats
$31
$30
Lados (pref.)
$30
Du.
(det.j
$11
Shells
73,0
Waterboats
319 74/41 $11
Mining
10 cte
72 ots.
Baguio Gold
Balation ......
17 cls.
Benguet Consolidated
fex die.
45 ots
33.16
.
10/80 $10.40)
170 cta. Autaiboks......
$14
22 cts.
13 et
Do.
Exploration 84 ota
Do. Goldfield
8 ct. Big Wedge ...............................
...........ots.
Gold Creek...........
United Paracales...2+icta
Salacos Mining......14 ch.
Uoid Hiver
30 cta
16 CL
DO ats.
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38jots togons pe
Kailans
$13
Langkats (single) J.
14).
152
Shanghai Lon
16.05
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39.30 Yenczunle Gold Fide.
172 $70
20 čta
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Godowns, ate.
H.K. K. Whales.
(old)
Du. (DUW)
Provident (old)
Du.
H.A. & W. DOUGA
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Du.
Shangai Duck, S.
$100
Ju.
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"B"
8 ct.
310 60
10/0
$101
$21.
$3
381
32.10
572 $70
4b cta.
50 ots
10 sta 181
$78 34
腰
$9
180
$4
Now Engineering58.
$937
HongkoWa
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Lands, Hotela, sad
Bulidings.
H.K. Howel
$3.15
$24.40
5.
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308
313
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$10
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34
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135
Humphreys
$7
New Asia Hotel
125
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Chinese- Estick fatheter
Cotion MilIm
$5.00
180
$64
$40
NOW,S.
$40
08
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$8
$25
Wings utiles(3.)
125
Lubin L'alition
$10.80
$10.70 $10.85
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Pusic awitin, (OKI) V
$5
$5
Тенијани
$78
Star Ferrie
12e $77
$17
$18
$7.90
China Lights varios
$7.85
3031
$20
do.
H.A. mouries min) $08) Macao
$53
Banka Ligue...
117.20
$11
Cunía Bases adi
12/6
25/.
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Industrials
Malabon Sugars ...
J19
Caldbeck, foru.; 5.
$13
Macgregorretj5.
$1.60
Canton lei
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$3.01
81.80
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$4
31.10
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#$3.15 $1.80
$3+
TRI
$3.16
$141
34 $1.10
96 cla.
..37
مدرا.
Iaumati 2'erri
Telephones (plg... $17.35
12,80
Cements
Ropes...
Dairy Farms
Amuse:UU
Ch. Etainment..............
wonstructions, (old)
Do.
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Mackinbosa Sanyang-Tobacc
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$21
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The Committe. will meet to- morrow afternoon and if the same rate of progress IS main.ained should be able to reach a decision before the end of the week.
It is understood representatives of Venezuela and Uruguay have made certain reservations, some- what analogous with hat of the Argentine, who claimed special" consideration owing to the large numbers of Italans in the Argen- tine and the difficulty of voting on the measure hurriedly. Xenter.
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Geneva, Oct. 14. At the suggestion of the French delegate, the Commitice of Eigh- teen to-day decided to establish two sub-committees, the first to examine simultaneously the gen- eral boycott of Italian exports and the application of an embargo on the sales of certain key products to Italy; the second to examine the question of mutual assistance to help the states hit by the inter- ruption of their trade with Italy.
Another sub-committee will be appointed to examine how soon the measures agreed upon in prin- ciple.can be enforced. It is hoped Dial Anancial sanctions will be- come effective about October 31.
ARGENTINE CAUTION
The Argentine delegate says thu
ધર્મ he must vote affirmatively, referendum, for sanctions bu; de- clares there are certain steps which the executive cannot con- situtionally put into effect. The delegates from Argentina also re-j quest tha account shall be taken the special position of th country.
1,000,000 with over, Italian settlers,
The statement is interpreted to imply that the Argentine will press for special consideration and possibly delay, in the enforcement of certain measures of the sanc- tions.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
тем
A plenary meeting of the Co- Ordinating Commitice approved the financial sanctions against Italy, Ausria and Hungary made servations, the latter stating that the country was in a position of a debtor nation and was unable to grant credit. It therefore had no interest in that phase of the sanctions, and the matter must be referred to the Government, the de.egate said:
Austrian delegates expressed the same views.
The Chairman announced that it was understood that the Red Cross and humanitarian institu- tions in Italy were exempt from sanctions. Mr. de Valera, of the Irish Free State, said he hoped the same would apply to the religions institu ions of the country.
M. Maxim Litvinoff, of Russia, urged the League to consider the position of members not partict- pating in sanctions.
PRACTICAL APPLICATION
The French proposal" was adopt- ed that the Commitee of Eighteen immediately start examination of measures puting sanctions into practica, application, and the two sub-committies; mentioned earlier, were established.
The meeting concluded at 7.10
p.11.
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MEMEL GERMANS'
DEMANDS
Co-operation With Lithuania
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FAR-REACHING
PROPOSALS
Geneva Efforts To Stop War
(Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press (Copyright}.]
Geneva, Oct. 14.
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After a Laret- were duly
The Commitres of Eighteen tur the preparation of sanctions met consider on Monday forenoon to the text worked out by the finance Berlin, October 15.
the application The Memel Germans' demands Experts for which ought to be immediately financial sanctions.
hour deliberation these granted by the Lithuanian Gov- ernment conformably with the passed and a rurtner session was Mémet statute are formulated by convened for 4 p.m. to decide in- ally whether these proposals would "Nacht Ausgabe" as follows:-
(1) the aboutin of the be recommended for acceptance Lithuanian directorüte and its to the Plenary Session of the reconstruction on the basis of the League of Nations. In the alter- unequivocal results of the recent roon" session it was decided that exact this should be done. The elections;
(2) the prompt summoning of nature and extent of these mes- the newly elected diet and sures is still not announced official- guarantee that the latter shally but from sources of information work undisturbed;
which are usually, authentic, it is learned that the proposals are very far-reaching, and includes an en- bargo on granting any credits to the Italian Government. either by Government banks or institutions or by private persons.
Italian state loans and shares in
a
the
(3) the restbration of economic, political and cultural autonomy as provided for by the Memel statute;
loans or
(4) the revision of the full sex- tences passed in consequence of
German
activities the
cultural having been considered treason- able towards the Lithuanian state. public companies may not be taken as proof is now again forthcom-up by nationals of the countries ing that the Memellanders, being subscribing to the sanctions, while even credits already existing but Germans, cannot be expected to
not yet utilised or required will be act otherwise than as Germans.
rumoured Only on these conditions, so the cancelled. "It is even
that the same measures will be states that "paper stresses, is satisfactory en-
operation of Memellanders with applied to "neutral" the Lithuanians possible. Other- try to take advantage of the situa- tion and willingly supply Italy with wise Memel will remain the dan
her needs. ger zone of Europe-- Transocean Kvo Min
TWO DISSENTERS
At the meeting of the Committee of Eighteen that approved the
VISIT TO ROMAN FORTS application of these measures, the
Hungarian representative declared that as Hungary was neither a (Special Air Mail Service)
lender nor a creditor, she would London, Sept. 28.
not participate in these measures. The fifth of a series of excursions The Austrian delegate adopted the same attitude while those states organised by the Glasgow Arun- aeological Society took place on who were in favour of them ap- Saturday, when about 100 members proved of the measures being put and friends visited the Roman forts into effect immediately. of Bar Hill and Croy Hill
The working committee discussed The sub-committee to examine
Mr. John Clarke was the leader on Monday afternoon the general measures for put.ing the sanctions
them problem of economic sanctions and Into application will consist of the of the party and escorted
trom Twechar by the footpath in appointed two committees to draw United Kingdom, France, Poland.
'the bottom of the actual fosse, dug up the recommendations one to Spain, Russia, Canada, Switzer- land, Holand, Belgium and Swe-by the Roman Legionaries about deal with the question of raw the year 142 A.D., to the top of materials and the other to discuss the Bar Hill. The fort there was
the possibility of compensating The mutual assistance com- mittee will consist of the United entered from the south-west, the certain states for losses incurred party walking on the cobbled, road through participation in the sanc- Kingdom, France, Poland, Russia,
the military way to the tions against Italy.-- forming Spain, Greece Rumania, Yugo-interior where the structural fea- Tranzacina Kụn Min 8lavia, Mexico and South Africa.—
tures of the earlier Agricolan and Hester.
subsequent Antonine Forts were pointed out and explained.
$1
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side, and came to the surface 800 yards
ini- The Q-stip away. mediately upened fire with her 4- inch
howitzers. The guns and firing was remarkab.e. Practically
Commander Rehder's story is every shell was a hit, on the con-
as Collows:
at
ning tower, on the water-line, and on the ballast tanks. The U-boat went down bow first. came up a few seconds later for the briefest
then went
down was moment, and
off Enally. No one was saved. With theher and her crew per'shed Lleute
"The Arst mystery ship was fitted with howitzers (pre- sumably depth-cnurge throwers AVAS
She the Glenroyle. cruising on September 17 Bouth-west Ireland, one of
MR. CHERTOK GOES HOME
(poetai Air Mail Service,
London, Sept. 28. Mr. Leo Chertok, the Americus financier, who has obtained a per- sonal concession in Abyssinia, left London on the Majestic boat- train early yesterday. He was seen off by a son of Dr. Martin, the
chief hunting-grounds of the U- nant Commander Schwieger, one boats, when she caught sight cf of the foremost submarine com- Abyssinian Minister
The most interesting finda re- corded in the excavations were a sculptured slab, many coins. pot- tory and leather, wäre, all found in the well which was 43 feet deep. and which is still open. The re- mains of the bath house in the annexe outwith the, fort were also examined
9
One of the most noteworthy stretches of the vallum in the en- tire length of the wall between the Forth and Clyde is that between Bat Hill and Croy Hill, along which in London, the party were.escorted. The sign-
the ditch at the fort of Croy HIL. and the unique well there, were described in detail by the lecturer.
tu 88, which opened fire about 440 manders the derman navy ever and told a reporter that he would al stations, the block or bridge "in p.m. As no hits had been made had.
be back in London within three wecks... Asked if it were true that by five o'clock, the Glenfoyle simu-The next day." the story com Rated one by letting off a smoke eluaes, "the alentoyle met her there was gold in the concession
by he had secured from Dr. Martin. On the call of Mr. Ludovic Mann, bomb, and the crew (panic party) own fate. She was "subk
twenty he replied bluntly: "Sure! What a vote of thanks was accorded to took to the boats. This had the 17-boat, two officers and desired result. The U-boat came men being saved by a motor do you think have gone to all Mr. Clarks for his services as
the starboard"; launch and landed at Berehaven." this trouble for?" hear, moved up
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Geneva, Oct, 14. A financial boycott against Italy has been recommended to the nfty-two League of Nations them- ber states by the finance.com- mittee and was accepted by the. plenary session of the sanctions committee on Monday at 7 o'clock. The text of the resolution in question stated that "Governments of the League of Nations member states will immediately take all necessary steps to make the follow- Ing operations impossible," then
The President then
ruled that. follow 6 clauses embodying the measures already foreshadowed by payments for humanitarian pur- sixth clause, poses such as red cross were un- "Transocean", the reading "Governments will further- affected whereas those for religious more take all pecessary measures alms were barred. Restrictions to make it impossible that all would only apply to new credits operations stipulated in clauses 1 and not to old or "current debts to 5 be carried out directly or in-nor interest nor amortisation of directly by persons of any nation remittances to Italy- ality whatever",
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