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FRIDAY, JANUARY, 31.
Banky
Do. (London) ...|
$1,085
H.. Banks
2141
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219
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£131
$20
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of East Asia...
N, O. & S. Barks
SATO
Am. O. fin. Corp: 8.
Ch. Fin Corp. Ord. 8.
D
duyars
Selbuc
$1.60
18 cla,
117
12 ets
Benguet Consolidated $151
Exploration 14 'cta. Goldfald
i
$3
14
Explorations..as de
Shanghai Loans S. Haubs............. Venezuel Gold Fidi.j Docks, Whar706,
Godowns, sta.
Balan
$1,890
£17 £10
29
131
481
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THE RUGGER
TOURISTS ARE GOOD!:
New Zealanders Impress In Koshien Kick-Around
(BY CORINTHIAN)
University
The New Zealand Rugby Football Team arrived in Kobe early, and went straight by car to Koshien. where they had half an hour's kick-around on the stadium which on Sunday will be the scene of the first match of the tour
There was a pleasing little cère- mony on Sannomiya, station plat- form, when a diminutive and gally presented attired Japanese. maid
the Mr. Martin-Smith.
viitors' genial manager, with a bauquer
A strong gathering of Rugby Union officials was present, and a
the squad fram
Kobe Higher Marine School held aloft a banner of welcome. The Mariners re- cently looked in en New Zealand cruise to the them they
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COLONEL BLAMES BRITAIN
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Feeling Id China -
Trenton, N.J.), Jan. 30,, The investigation into the k.d- tapping of the Lindbergh baby +1 bag been virtually re-opened by sensazional letter
th addressed
London, Jan, 14. ' Colonel Schwartzkaf, Head of the
Colonel Nemoto, Chief of the Governor Fress Section of the War Office, New Jersey polck, by Hoffman, who reiterates his opin has returned from a 10-y ion that the crime was not com-trip of inspection in China and Manchukuo, reported the results of his inspection
General" Governor Hoffman adds that Kawashima, Minister for War.
He is believed to have reported
a couple of Maori words which they painted on the banner. The visitors got a big kick out of their reception.
But it was cold on the platform. and no time or hour for speech-mitted by one man making.
for A start was made Koshien, but since the team's togs weren't there, the lads had to explore the hotel until the missing boots, shorts and shirts decided to arrive.
It's an All Wack team bý' ine from all I hear. And way, and from some of the things I saw, the tourists will not be a very long way below the standard of the national side. The real All Blacks, by the way, open a tour of Canada to-incrrow.
30 Industrials
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96.71 147.71
20. Haila
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27.31 48.52
20 UtilicM
31.18
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101.41
93.43 101.39
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62.10
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$570
$975
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81.10
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$550
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$475
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Jan. 29 Jan.30
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$265
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Amer. Can (4)
124
1201
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247
343
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#38
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341
34
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49
654
$30
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$30
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87
81
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171
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20
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321
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32
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201
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251
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Mont, Ward
37
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631
84 +
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221
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Gold River
101 ola
pret (6)
NY. Central
on their annual South, and between remembered
331
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Anaconda Copper ... 301
301
N. Amer. (50c. 4%) 291
United Paracales... (38 cts.
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and F.
Pac. Gas (1.50)
341
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(2sd.)
Pac. Ling (5)
90 cts.
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Auburn Automoblie 414
Packard Motors
414
8
36 pots
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Baltimore & Ohio ...
13/6
26
251
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351
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437
431
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+4
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131
Boenig Airplane
99
99
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Bet N.J. (2.83)
461
Borden Co. (1.80)
Radio Corpo.
131 131
$11.40
Borg Warner
idr.
53
Casa
1091
1062
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Canadian Paelge
127 123
Scars Roebuck
581
68
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638
34
H.K. & K. Wharves.
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Ch. Nat. Bk. (1.40) #43 C'Peake Corp. (250 BR.
ท 421"
Sr. Cal. Ed.
(1.50!
161
181
Southern Pacifc
27+
271
$2.17
82.15/20
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$2.15
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and
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291
137
DU ch.
$35 ote:
Ohio (2.80)
584
577
Stan. Gas
16
152
$8
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894
897
Sta O NJ (1)
91
81
Col. Gas & Mec.
15
151
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651
45
180
$80
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$4
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96
95
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1237) Hongkows
41
40
Texas G, Sulp (2)
37A
364
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123
128
Zerg 01 (28)
Un Car and Carb
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cum. P1. (8)
341
-347
(1.40)
74
741
H.K. Hotela
15,80
15.70
Cons, Gas. N.Y
(2)
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$30
H. Laticia
#364
1224
Cont Oil (.25)
$100
Do. 4% Debentures $100
.36%
361
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282
$18
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Laoda......
Gora Prod (3)
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100
161
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Douglas Aircraft
134
734
United Corpn.
8
8+
55.85
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15.60
Du Pont (2.602)
1442
1441
Univ. Leaf Tob. (2)
453
458
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China Do......
$60) ·
$10.65 Humphreys
Do. Debentures.
Elec. Bond & Share 197
191
Uni. Gas Impr: (1.20)
191
19
Elec. Bond $5› PI (5)
U.S. Rubber
18
$10.40
181
New Asia Hotel
Elec. Bond $8 P1 (6)
81
791
US. Steel
481
484
Asin Realtion "A"'S.
Fox Film "A",
Vanddium
231
23
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38
381
Warner Bros.
Plets. 121
12
$84
Chinese Estater.
Cotton Ma
2
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343
341
West E & M. (.65)..... 1087
1884
Gen. Motors (id)
58
Ewoa msima
572
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3%
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176
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461
$75
$41
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$42
ex. div.
$12
Zung Sings
* Bid
* possible atilatior
#11
$95
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$30
Pablo Ciliciou
$13.60 $13.80
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$13.80
$5.30
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JJ0, (W)... 192
$38
"198
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$90
10.15
$11
f19 $11.80
Yaunati Ferries $18
Chins Lights (old)..... $11.65 $11.70 $11.60
58.20
Da (new)... 18.10.
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H.K. Electric ......
$74
$20
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Sandukan Ligiita .......
#201
310.20
£7/44
Dia {WOW} ***] M. & W. Locka
China Moors' A
Shangnai Docks S.
* B.
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(new)...
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Du. (pret.)21 649|
Industrials
Malabon Sugars
'Caldbeck, (ort.) 8.1 #16 Macgregora/(prof.)
SUIYUAN-MONGOLIAN
AFFAIRS
a result of the creation
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£100,000 IS ESTIMATE OF
HIS FORTUNE
vir
Nanking Jan. 28.
London, Jan. 14. That a bright future regarding
Lord Reading, servant of the the development of 'local self-
public for a quarter of a century, government in Inner Mongolia a holder of the highest offices in of the the Empire, probably died com- $10.30 Sulyuan Mongolian Local Antonoparatively poor man.
my Political Council was predict-
It will certainly be found that 10/8 ed by General Huang Mu-sang reports that made him "mil- lionaire" are hopelessly wrong His friends will be greatly sur- prised if his fortune is more than £100,000.
Chairman of the Mongolian
and
Tibetan Affairs Commission. In all
SUKA
$8.40
$101
$1.70
Canton Icas
$1.70
$9.40
Cements
$9.30
Hopes......................
$6,76
$5.80
Miscellaneous
interview with the Central News Agency to-day.
According to General Huang, the establishment of the Council by the Central Government
322
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$4.70 314
Ch. Etainment...... 14.70
$4.75
Coustruations, (old)] $1.60
60 604
35 eta.
THI
$5
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$2.90
$5.1C
70 cia. Wm. Powells
WETSOUS LE F $4.00
84 90
50 ata,
$2
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11,36
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$2.90
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187.
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Chicago Wheat, May
991
Com, May
593
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301
231
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108
19
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VB, Steel
481
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that i
Lord Reading made huge sumis
the Bar. But since then ne due to a petition of the people has held offices which cost their
holders a and oficials of the various leagues the salaries attached.
good deal Inore than
and banners in Sulguan.
As Viceroy of India, he drew £19,000 & year but all Viceroys have to spend thousanda
more than that on keeping up the super-regal state necessary In India
General Huang explained when the Central Government set up the Mongolla Local Autonomy Political Comici! at Pailingmias li affairs was with the hope that pertaining to sefl-governing in In-
His five years as the King's ner, Mongolia would be under a direct representative In India
centralized administration. But
past experiences proved that many probably cost him £15000 difficulties were in the way.
Now that a Council hag
least
at
Other offices he held, such as been
the special ambassadorship to set up for the Mongols in Butyun, the United States, must have cost General Huang continued. the
him money. Council at Pailingmiao may con-
And all.. the time he Was centrate itself on handling. the
country it was im-. affairs of the Bilingol League and serving the the various banners in Chahar.- possible for him to give time to Central Newa.
his own affairs. Not until 1926 was he tree to take directorships. His fees were estimated at £20.- 000 a year. When he was a K.C. he earned £30,000 a year.
NANKING MEETING
Nanking, Jan. 26. The first meeting of the Local |
A large firm found that one of Belf-Government Planning Com- their otherwise good customers very mittee of the Central Executive rarely paid his account until the Committee has been slated for final registered letter had been Tuesday, January 28,
The most important item on the agenda will be the nomination of technical members to the com mittee,
It is understood that those well- Versed with the self-government situation in North China, will be invited to serve "on the commit
Central News
sent.
One day the cashier went out of his way to call upon him, and asked him outright why he always with held payment until the last minute.
Backs at International class, ana forwards just a bit behind the -Zealand national standard, that. I think, is a fair summary of the tourists strength.
The backs are very good indeed, simply splendid. They siung the ball across the field and back agali, ad at top speed," racing hell bent for election, and then one of
them had the nerve to tell me that the threes "don't seem to be doing so well to-day":
The centres, I imagine, havė a thrust that will take them clean through the suspicion of a gap. and there will be quick working brains directing the swirly hurry- ing feet. It will be clever football, open football. fast football, and at the end of it the Japanese will be able to sit quietly throughout the summer months and ponder on the lessons.
That is not
to say the New Zealanders are going to waltz through any and every side. The opposition in Tokyo, and in the two All Japan games, is bound to be tough. But if the tourists get fit and stay fit, they ought to have a double figure margin 'over even the very best fifteen Japan can field.
There
to
there is ample evidence in the records that the chief witnesses that the circumstances connected and those engaged in the prosecu- with the. rise of the autonomy movement in North China and those lending to the establishment directed of the Hopei-Chahar Political
Į tion shared his brief.
Colonel Schwartzkor
of the Governor to use every re-Committee have been misrepresent- source at his command to con- Linue a thorough and search for the detection and prehension of every person nected with the crime.--- Henter.
ed by many inaccurate reports set Impartial aflost in China and abroad. Ro
ap
JAVA SUGAR INDUSTRY
IL
ports emanating from British e-bources, since disagreement arose between Japan and Britain in con- nection with the Chinese currency reform issue, have largely been hati-Japanese, and there is reason to believe that these reports have done auch to provoke the anti- Japanese sentiment among the Chinese people,
The Colonel further reported that as some Chinese leaders are sincerely desirous of re-establishing | normal diplomatic, relations be trean Japan and China, the North China situation will gradually be settled and Japan's true intentions understood...
Batavia, Jan. 30. Under new ordinances for the re-organisation of the sugar ip- dustry, the production quota here for 1937 has been fixed at 1,400. 000 tons. Neuter.
The Hopsi-Chahar Political Com- mittee will soon settle down to practical business. II Japan shows naks too
of the very best all round foot- undue impatience, or
ballers New Zealand. has at the moment. He ought, they say, to have gone with the All Blacks to England. In Australia, in the 1931 test, he kicked 14 points for the All Blacks, who beat Australia 20-13. He beat them with his own feet. Four penalty goals, and a converted try. Bush is the team's full-back, but he has played in nearly every position in the back division, and has booked and pack- ed. in the second TOW ES well. But not all at once.
Two other backs had 'trials ``for the
international" team, others have played for their provincial sides. Wati, had he been avai- able, would almost certainly have
real'
much, the growth of the Committes may be hindered,
The Colonel's personal inspection of conditions in China has left him with the impression that Sino- Japanese relations will be finally settled this year, and he suggested that Japan "should show greater earnestness and energy in improv ing them fundamentally.
HE WANTED: BAIL TO MARRY BUT GIRL
SAID 'NO'.
London, Jan This is the story of the Bride Who-Would-Not,-Wed, despite the fact that magistrates and police
14.
was one little trick yesterday which attracted a lot of gone on the English tour. He is were willing to release her Bride- attention And that was the way
exceptionally fast, almost as fast groom-Who-Wanted-To-Mary for in which the half or five-eighths
ag Grant. the 220 yards sprint the period of the ceremony. would fall on the ball, roll over it,
champion, and Grant is and leave it at the feet of a flyer. Now all these men have hooker who immediately brought Rugger knowledge as well as speed it back to a pack rearing to go.. and trickiness. It is any wonder Smart, and dangerous-possibly that the Japanese sporis writers for the man who does the falling- and ex-payers who stood on the
their side-lines, shook on as well as for the opposition,
I should imagine many an attack | despairingly as they watched? will be launched direct from the
was general agreement Ling-out. There are a couple of that the New Zealand tourists are six-footers who know How to jump a class better than the Austra- for it, and I particularly liked the liana, and the Australians--at way the ball was either down in
There
heads
Twenty-one-year-old John Ward had been remanded at Pershore ¡worus.) yesterday accused of. being concerned with two other men in the theft of a number of pullets."
*UPSET" Ward said that he was to have
on Boxing Day- bren; married
but this trouble cropped up." He understood that the wedding could
take place at once if he could "have the time of" He knew,
their best were reasonably good he said, that his bride was upset
BETTER THAN AUSSIES
There were flashes of brilliance
at the delay.
The magistrates agreed that the
a trice-half a trice to be exact --or whipped between the legs (a cunning pass this) to a waiting Ave-eighths, who always found in the match against Hong Kong, marriage should take place under his threes moving up at a fast said Mr. Martini-Smith." "I hope agreed. clip the moment the ball showed there will be more than fashes in Itself.
Japan."
PERFECT HANDLING
The handling, as I have said, was near perfection, Bhap, snap, anap, scarcely ever a fumble, and never a slip that a bit of juggling
didn't save
A modest manager, '15 Mr. Martin-Smith. He refused to be drawn any further. He admitted that the Australian · team Was
whipped in New Zealand, but the reporters couldn't get him to say. more than that.
police
supervision if the girl
Police Inspector Price left the court.
He announced on his re- turn that he had seen the girl. she did, “not?" agrès.
DEATH OF D. P. JONES
London, Jan. 11, The forwards-know, how to take
The death has occurred near So we shall have to walt and Pontypool of Mr. David Phillips part in movements of this sort. 1 think the Japanese will get a
nee what we shall see. A kick- | Jones, popularly known shock when they find the threes around is not match football We Penty Jones, the eldest of three momentarily checked-passing saw no tackling; we do not know brothers who won fame in Welsh the ball back to the pack. We what happens after a man is Bugby. shall undoubtedly get glimpses of brought crashing to the ground. those famous New Zealand rushes Remember Pryke, the Australian by tear away forwarda, handling so brilliant for afteen minutes every bit as smartly as their and a dud for the rest of the backs.
Jones played on the wing for Newport while still a schoolboy, and later became captain of Pontypool, whicas most prolifie corer he was. In one season he tour,
sored - 80-trim, a record which "As for kicking, it need only be Yet if the grounds are dry these stood for many years. After act- mentioned that three of the backs New Zealanders will be a great ing as reserve many times for were solemnly putting the ball side. That is certain. And their Wales, he was capped in 1901 in over the bar from a range of forty weight should hop on any muddy the game which produced a great rictory over Ireland.. He died at Bush was the surest of grounds, though the tourists them the residence of his brother, Mr. selves are frankly anxious of their Jonce, who was capped 14 rate on a sloppy pitch.
šimes for Wales, ki
As a matter of fact, came the reply, "I find your letters so ex- cellently worded that I use them as models to write to my own custom yards. exa;; and,” he added, "they are | them all. And well he might be, most efficient, too."
for the team's vice-captain is one