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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS Hong Kong Stock
Exchange
Ranks
Sharebrokers' Association
Do. (London) ... Chartered Banks...
$1,575 £9**
214 £30)
FRIDAY.
BuyDis
Sellers
Kales Nan
Buyers
dalters
Site
JUNE 12.
$2,670
H. Banks
£481
2140
2302
Marcantile Rks. "A"
£13 $73
Do.
"0"
Bank of East Asia...
N, O. & S. Barke...
Insurances
Canton InsuranÇƏN...
$203
Underwriters
11
7515
Union InsurALIOJE 17+
China Fires
$482
H.K, Firms.
1250
$263 190 ots
$507 $375 $230
International Asses, d.
13
$36
Dongtasew...
SteamboatS
$30
Indon (pref.)
$20
Do. (def.)
I d
08/14 Shila
Mining..
$.30
Shipping
$4.25
34. ¢{ •
$4.24
$12.26 Waterhote
119
24 et 37. $1.12
נו
Amtamoks.**.**
Exploration
1-
5.35
$30 $20
d
97/6 312 20
26 ots 27 e 26/26 cts. 318) 125 cta.
119/1.13
@cta
139 at
Gold River,
Gold Creek..
54 cta. Parcoly-Cumuus..... 66 eta.
Purucales....
8 ota
1213
Balateos
Baguio Gold
Dengust Consolidated
123 "ctx
Do
Big Wedge.....
130 eta,
Demonstations.................
1.C9/1/12
ja et
Northern Mines
38 ct..
30 ots
[by als
$1.07
$10M
United
I $1.08
Eli uts,
Salacote
$1.50
Itogons
$1.00
L
11/
$0
N
$4.30
$31
$100
Kailans.
Mangle) 8.)
Explorations.......
Shanghai Lanus
$10.65 Rauds moment
San Mauricio
Veuezash Gold Fids,
Docks, Wharves,
Godowns, etc
H.K. &.K, Wharvaa.
Jo. Da. (aew)
Providents (chip
Do. (new)
H.K. & W. Docks
1
188
93 cta.
20. cts.
S. China Motors' A
New Engineeringss.
$185
Hongkuwa
178 cla
13 eta $1.38
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1936.
HONG KONG. RIFLE
ASSOCIATION
Affiliated Membership
Applications
The after effects of the recent Association Prize Mecting are now beginning to make themselves felt as is shown by the fact that two units have applied for affiliated membership, while several requests have since been received during the last few days for Application Forms for Individual full membership.
At the next Council Meeting several matters of importance will come up for discussion, amongst them being the period and date of the Prize Meeting to be held in 1937, as well as the matter of the Association arranging for a repre- sentative team to compete at the Imperial Meeting at Bisley in July of that year.
The forthcoming issue of the 'Association's magazine. "The Hong Kong R.A. Bulletin." numbering over Afty pages, and which la- cludes, besides an account of the meeting, the official Prize Lists. In full.. as well as eight pages of photographs, will be distributed to subscribers on Wednesday next; those who are not subscribers may obtain copies at the rate of Afty cents each, from the Honorary
S.R.
it
Secretary, H.K.R.A. at Command Headquarters, after that date.. In this issue is also to be found the Arth list of spoon winners at the Spoon Shoots which have
been held between March 2 and June 1. At the Spoon and Practice Shopt which took place on the Army Ranges at Kowloon City on Wed- nesday afternoon last, a surprising- ly large number of members at- tended considering that, in normal effcumstances it is usual to find after any Annual Prize Meeting that the competitors feel that they are deserving of an extended "holl- day." On the occasion in question, however. nearly eighty members took part in the shoot and the progress which has been made In the last few months is amply de- monstrated by the fact that no less than ten scores of over 90 were
made using the SR. b) rines, and that three members tied for first place with a score of 96. This rendered it necessary for the usual regulations regarding counting out to be brought into use with the re- sult that the final results are as given in detail below.
"
Score Score Aggregate
Score Nett
96 (A)* 96 (A)1
11/0 59
42'70
(B) Score at
at
at
32.30
200 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds.
e d
$1.07
1.-L/Cpl. Ganly 2-Cpl. J. Watson
31
32
33
30
33
$3
3.-S.LM. Hill
32
31
96 (A)
Cpl Cheshire
33
95 (A)
5.-C.S.M. Grinham
28
94 (A)
(old)
$88
6- Capt. Rybot
28
94 (A)
7-Pte. Sharples
32
32,
30
94 (A)
31.06
8Pte. J. Smith
31
92 (A)
30 oti
9. Sgt. M. C. Jones
31
91. (A)
10-C.S.M. Slater
30
11-Cpl. Tonkings
30
IUS
30
12,Opl. W. Jones
32
13. Mr. E. C. Johnson
30
14Cpl, Stewart
31
15Pte. Peckham
25
16.--Fus. Richards
30
17.-Cpl. McCausland
30
18-L/Cpl. Wilson. 19. SLM. Jones 20. Rgm.. Boston
25.x
27
20
$410
$8.55
10 Shangus Docks S.
Lauds, Hotels, and
Buldings
H.K. Hotels
H. Lands..........! Do. 4% Dabentures Shanghai lands..... Metropolitan Lands. H.K. Realties......... China Do................Ï
Do. Deboutureas. Humphroys
Chinese Estaten..
Cotton Mills
Ewes
Sbal Cotton (ald S.
$4.45
par
VESSELS DUE
38.40
$74
Afrika, F.A. Co., July 5.
Do.
new.
Zoong Sings unde Wing On Textiles(S.)
#39,
Africa Maru, O.S.K., June 28.
$14
Ajax, H. & S., July.5.
$20
$9.80
16
+3
8.80
Public Utilities
Tramways................ Fak Trams (old)....... Da. (18)...
$86 Star Ferries
| $10,80| $10.60)
17.70
120
28/6
$49
12 13
1945
Yaumati Ferries re
$10.50
Chins Lights (old)
Do, {DOW)...
H.K. Electrics
310
100
$10.60
$74
30 ste.
$182Macao do.
Bautakan Laghita 2 Telepuunos jolly........
10.
(new)
$11 Chaus Busus ......S.
Teucriums
Do. (prof.)....
Industriale
6.
Malabon Sugaru Caldbeck, jord.) Macgregors (prof.)8. Canton Icos
Vements * 12.40
Miscellaneous
Dairy Farms
Amusements ...... Ch. Etainmenta......
Constructions, (old)
Do
ew) 30 cts.)
• Crawford.... Macxintas ...... Nanyang TouUOT Sinceres
Watsons
40 ota. Wm, Powells
M. Greyhounds.....
.. Katerprises...
931, Ch. G. $% 1925. Bd. 90%
H.K. Govt. 4% Loans
Do. 31%
Wallace Harper
EK Wing Us
S'hai "Do.
Vibro Pileng...
prem.
Luse
DR. SCHACHT AT BELGRADE
Payment Questions Discussed
Hong Eang Dalir Press Special
Belgrade, June 11.
before.
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$13.40
59..
29/-
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13
$8,00
$3.35 $1.80
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But already Germany Is the first in the row of countries
t. trade with Yugoslavia, both regards imports and exports." rungczyn Mes Service.
EXTENDED TOUR
4
as
Berlin, June, 11. Dr. Schacht, Director of the Re- ichbank, has gone to Vienna" on a tour of the south-west of Europe with the object of discussing in- The Reichs Bank President Dr.ancial and commercial relations Schacht, paid his first visit to the between Germany and Austria, President
the Yugoslavian Yugo-Slavia and Greece, at National Bank, Dr. Radoslavjevics Dr Schacht is expected to leave on Thursday,
Vienna: almost at once and will be "Provda" states that certain Fin Belgrade to-morrow. question of German-Yugoslavian By the week-end he will be in commercial payments were the Athens, where it is understood he subject of the conversation,
On will have important talks with the "both sides it is endeavoured to head of the Bank of Greece.-- mako' tinde' relations closer than l ́Heuter's Bulletin Servita.
Autenor, B. & S., June 19.
Benledi, Loxley's, Jane" 15. Beavenue, Loxley's, duly 9. Beurorlich. Loxley's, July 4. Bremerhaven, Belchers', July 5, Burdwan, P. & O., June 13, Canada Maru, 0.5.K., June 14. Canton Maru, D.S... Jude 24. Cingalese Prines, Furness', June 16. City of Bath, Bank Line, July. 2. City of Eastbourne, Baok Ling, July 8, City of Elwood, States Co., June 2 Ilytoneus, B. & S. July 12.
Conto Verde, Lloyd Triestino, June 20. Corneville, Hank Line, June 20 D'Artagnan Messageries, June IG Dubmark." E. A. C., July 15. Delogoa Maru, NYK,, June- 17. Demodocus, B. & S., June 15.
, B. & S., June l
June 19.
R. & S., July 25. Emp. of Asia, C.P.8. July 2 Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., July 17. Em of Japan, CPS, J Felix Roussel, Messageries..June 20. Formbrook, Jebsen's, July 1. Franken, Melchers, July 2 Fukuken Maru, 0.8.K., June 20.
Lee, States Ch., June 19..
8. & S., June 10.
Gend
aru, 0.3.K., June 19. Hector, B. & S., July 17. Himalays, Lloyd Triestino, Juno 13. Hong Kong Maru, O.S.K., June 17. Flozan ari,
June 13
Kamo Maru, NY June 13.
Kashima Maru, NY.K., June 19. Koleung, Jardine's, June 18. Malacca Maru, NY.K, June 15. Mar. Joffre, Messageries, July 10, Naiders, F & 0., July 8. Nankin, E. & A., June 30. M Neptuon. Gibbs or N.Y K., July 1. Nellore, E. & A., July 4, Oldenburg, Jebsen', Jun Oder, Melchers', Jun 13. Panem Maru, 0.8.K.. June 16.
22.
DB, & B.. July 1. Paiping, Gilman's, June 18. Philoctates. B. & S., June 29. Potsdam, Melebars', July 8. PMB.
Adams, Dollar's, July
3. Pres. Coolidge, Dollar's, July 2 Pres. Grant, A.M. Line, July 10. Pres. Harrison, Dollars, July 17 Pres. Hayes, Dollar's, July 31. Pres. Jackson, A.M. Line, July 10. Pres. Jefferson, A.M. Line, June 2
Pres.
Dollar's July 20, Pro, Line, July 24. Pres Pierce, Dollar's, June 22. Pres. Polk, Dollar's, June 19. Pronsen Jèbseu's, July 3. Rheinland, Jebsen's, June 24 Rawalpindi, P. & O., June 20. Santos Mara, O.S.K., June 23. Santhin, B.1. (Apearl, July 7 Selornhorst, Melchers, June 25, Birdhana. 13.1. (Apear), June 18. Shirala, B.I. Apear), July, 2
Foloy, Jebsen's, June 29, Bomsl, P, & O., July 6. Boochiow, B. & B., June 13. Somerville, Bank, Line, June 28: Scadan, P & O., June '19 Sphiax, Mensageries, June 18. Sumatra Maru, O.B.K., June 18.
8aangaaaACHCHAGA
NANNTRESUN886w
90 (A)"
29
88 (A)
87 (A)
85
84 (A) .82 (A)
81. (A)
80 (A)
79 (A)
79 (A) 79 (A)
CHARLIE CHAN AT
THE CIRCUS
Lew
One murderous attempt after an- other terrorizes 11F1 entire circus troupe, and even Charlie Chan nimself is momentarily baffled by the criminal master minds who plut his death. in the Fox mystery thriller, "Charlie Chan at the Cirrus," now playing at the King's Theatre.
Even the poisonous fangs of deadly coleas and the raging sava gery of giant gorillas, let loose by the desperate murderers, fail to stop Warner Oland as the wily Oriental detective solves one of the most fascinating crimes of his career..
With the circus ag the smelle of
LONG CAREERS ENDED
H. K. STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
Appearance In Commons"
BUDGET FINDING
SEQUEL
London, June 11. Two cresttallen figures, Mr. J. H. Thomas, former Secretary for the Colonies, and Sir Aured Butt, both clad in blue lounge spoke in the House of Commons for the last time this afternoon.
sults,
keenly
A crowded house felt their acute, distress and latened to their statements in an unbroken silence.
YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS
During the week prices of local stocks
way gave
with sellers predominating. A fair volume of business was transacted at declin- Ing prices. At the close a better demand was in evidence, and the decline appears to have been checked.
Interest In Philippine Gold shares continues unabated. The outstanding features being Anta- moks and Demonstrations both of which continued rising to P3 and 71 cvos. respectively.
all- nex time highs. LX.L's also improved to. P.1.35 also a new high. In or der to keep members posted of the changes in Manila, a 15 minute
Mr. Thomas, in low voice, said he intended to accept without fur- ther comment the finding of the Tribunal which found him guilty of vulging Budget secrets. But cable service of rates of 12 active
he never consciously, gove away such secrets, he declared.
Although he had been advised to resign his seat and then contest the by-election, the dictates of his ing the course, he went on. conscience prevented him follow-
He hanked all parties for their kindness and generosity over the membership in the House of Com- period of his twenty-seven years
he had contributed to what to-day mons, and expressed the hope that
"was almost the oney bulwark of de- mocratic government in the world,
· BUTT COMPLAINS
Sir Altred Butt followed. "He emphatically denied that any Ca- ciner Minister consciously or un- consciously had disclosed any con- adential information to him. He complained o. the grave injustice o ng Triounals findings, because they were based upon evidence when did not justify a trial
Sl: Altred likewise announced his resignation from the House,
Mr. Stanley Baldwin, the Prime Minister, remarked that the House had just witnessed a most painful scene. After acknowledging grate- fully Mr. Thomas' work in the Ca- bine, the Prime Minister said they nad no other course but to accept the Tribunal's findings, which were not Andings of guilt under the Official Secrets Act, but findings of unauthorised disclosures. He thought Mr. Thomas and Sir Al- fred Butt had taken the right course in resigning.
Speaking
with emotion, Baldwin declared that both men had made explation in full. What- ever stigma there was would re main for all time, without the possibility of an appeal.
Mr.
"They have left the House for the last time and it is closed to them," he said
He concluded with u brief re- ference to careless and unthinking cruelty
of modern publicity, to which Mr. Thomas and Sir Alfred had been subjected for weeks. Reuter
RESTRAINED DEBATE
London, June 11. The debate on the Budget leak- restrained
the crime, Cinn sets out to alve age was pursued on the murder of the owner found lines. dead during the performance. Since the circus chief was not on friendly terins with any of his performers, each and every one of them is left open to ruspicion, in Auding the ziau: gorilla who was found missing from his cage ut the time of the crime..
Major Clement R. Attlee, Labour leader, sympathised with Mr. Bald- win in the difficult task of moving He considered that the House had a resolution concerning a colleague.
no option but to accept the re- port, Therefore, he did not move
Mr.
The clues that Chan picks up 2 Labour amendment, but attacked gives him an inkling that the crime the City of London for its gambl Was committed by one of the ing habits. troups. His suspicions are con-¡
Johnson (Labour) moved firmed when he narrowly escapes an amendment to the effect that death from the deadly fangs of a in view of the definite findings of cobra that was planted in his room. the Tuhal and the disclosures of Warding off other attempts upon gambling practices in the City of his life, Chan cleverly lurse the London. The House calls upon the suspected person into returning to Government to take appropriate the scene of the crime and traps action. the murderer just as he is about to silence another, member of the troupe,
stocks. has been enstituted in the Exchange as "trom the 9th Inst,
4
BUSINESS DONE DURING THE WEEK
Hong Kong Banks. $1.570. Unton Insurances, $515, Hotels, $4.40 $4.30. Lands, $31..
510.20
Tramways $10. $10.10,
$10. 39.60, 0}. Star Ferries. $86), China Lights (Old). $10,70, $10.80, $101, $10.70 $101. $10.80. China Lights New), $1.70. Electrics, $51, $511. $51, $501. Cements, $8.45, Antamoks.
$3.20. $41 $4.24
$4.35; $41. Atoks. 56 cts. 55 ets.. Benguet Explor., 25 cts. Big Wedge. 38 cts.. 37 cts. Demonstrations, 31.06. 51.03. $1.02). $1.03. $1.94. $1.06, $1.09. $1.12. $1.13.
Itogons $1,20,
IX. L. $2.05.
Northern Mining, 38 cts.. 39 cts" Paracale Gumaus. 48 ets. 56 cta..
58 cts,
Salacuta, 11 cts. San Mauricio, $104). United
Paracale,
$1,08. Universal Explor.. 19 cts.
CHANGES (3.15 p.m.) CLOSING QUOTATIONS BØYERS
Electrics, $50). Atoks, 57 ets. IX.L.. $2.05.
PASSENGERSTM
ARRIVALS
S.S. RANPURA
The following passengers rived here yesterday from Shang, hat by the P. & O. 3.5, Ranpura:
Mrs. L.
Bisder, Mr. Choong Eng. Major GK Dibb,
Choo
M.C, RA, Mrs. Dibb, Mr. W. Forrester, Mr. H. R. Harling, Mr. and Mrs. Heera and infant, Comar. T. A. Hussey, R.N., Mr. K. Lund, Mrs. I. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. S. A Seth. Mr. W. M. Stevens, Mr. L. Tweedle-Stodart, Mr. and Mrs, T. Winks
S.S. PRESIDENT HOOVER
IF
The following passengers rived here yesterday by the ss. President Hoover" from Manila:-
Mrs. E. E. Clark, Mrs. E. Davies, Master W. Davies, Master... A. Davies, Master L. Davies, Mr. P. B. Field, Jr., Master P. E. Homuth, Mr. G. W. Kerr, Mr. W. Kuhne. Mr. Lee Cheong, Mr. M. Ligores, Mrs. C. G. Loring, Mr. and Mrs... S. Mabasa, Mr. Malthe, Miss B Pestonji, Mrs. A. Selg Mrs, E. M. Simpson, Mr. J. A. Smakman, Mr. C. Stigter, Mrs. P. Talt. Mr. E. 4. Van Noy.
5.S. PRESIDENT GRANT
The
following passengers ar. || rived here yesterday by the s.s. President Grant from the North: Mr. A. J. Bingham, Miss G. Burbridge, Miss Jeanne Butler, Mr. D. Chan, Mrs. Chan Tai Tai, Mr. Y. Y: Chiu, Mr. and Mrs. Chu Yan Kit, Mr. W. V. Curtis, Mr. E. C. Fay, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher, Master J. W. Fisher, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. 3. J. Fletcher, Mr. L Oldumal, Miss Laura A. Helst, Miss Marie Henley. Mrs. F. Ingham. Mr. B. B. Joseph. Mr. Kan Koam Tsing, Mr. 9. G. Kirk-'
tand, Mrs. Liang Shi, Mr. James Limpe, Gen. and Mrs. Lee Fook $1.05. $1.10. Lam, Mr. Lee Kan Sang, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lotz. Miss Audrey Lotz, Mr. and Mrs. G. Maslin. Mr. Q. D. May, Mrs.
Miss Mack Shi, Minnie E. Newton, Mr. Hans Fritz Priber, Mr. P. T. Shen, Mr. H. D." Smith, Dr. A. D. Stauffacher, Mr. Tam Lai Tang. Madam Tong, Shew Yee, Mr. R. M. Vanderburgh, Miss Lu San Wang, Mr. W. C.. Wang, Mr. D. C. Wang, Mr. E. S. WI liams, Mr. and Mrs., H. T, Yaeng. Master Y. Yaeng.
H Mr. J Young.
SELLERS
Providents (Old), 55 cts. H.K. Ropes, 34.- United Paracale. $1.90.
SALES
Hotels, $4.30. Tramways, $9).
China Lights (Old), $10.60. "Electrics, $503-
Cements, $8:45.
Antamoks. $4.35/4.50.
·IX.L., $2.05.
United Paracale, $1.08.
MANILA, CLOSING SALES.
Antamoks. F.2.90. Bagrio Gold; 171⁄2 eros. Benguet Consol. P.12.10. Benguet Explor., 17 evos. Big Wedge. 24 cvos. Demonstrations, 70 cves.. ex.Div. Itogons. 82 CVOS.. Masbate, 491 cvas. Northern Mining, 241 CVOS. Paracale Gumaus, 35 cvos. San Mauricio, 63 evos, United Paracale, 68 cvos.
A
CATTLE SUBSIDY TO CONTINUE
London, June 11. Cattle subsidy will be continued until the end of October the Minister for Agriculture informed "of Commons to-day. Sir Stafford Cripps (Labour) hop- the House ed that the Attorney General could adding he was not yet in a position reconsider his opinion that there
was
adversely
to say when the statement on the
Prominent in the supporting was no evidence justifying proceed- Government's long term policy for cast are Keye Luke, Francis Ford Ings against witnesses whose evid cattle industry would be made.— Maxine Reiner and John McGuire, ence The new film, which was directed upon by the Tribunal. by Harry Lachmen and produced hy Associate Producer John Stone, also features in the cast George and Olive Brasno.
-
Suwa Mara, NY.K., June 20. i Tai Plag Yang, Dodwell's, June 17 Taiping, B. & 9., July 7. Talma, B.I. fàpear), July 21. Talthybius, B&B, July 14, Tamara, Gilman'a, July 2 Tanered, Thoresen's, July 11. Tasman, J.C.J. Line, Juuo 30. Taybank, Bank Line, Jane 24... Teiresins, B. & B., July 13 Tilawa, B.I. (Apear), June 23. Tikambang, J.C. Line. June" 28. Tiradane, J.C. Line, June 23. Tisalak, J.C.J. Line, June 21. Tikaroon, J.C.J. Line, June 14 Tokuslrima Maru, N.Y.X., Jone 20. Toulouse, Thoresen's, June 4. Van Heutas, J.C.J. Line, June 16, Victoria, Lloyd Triestino, July 21,
commented British Wireless.
defeated by 227 votes to 135, and a The Opposition..amendment was Government motion accepting the Tribunal's report was adopted..
With the object of preventing a repetition of the Budget insurance scandal, the Chancellor of the Ex-
BY-ELECTIONS NECESSARY
London, June 12, chequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, The resignations of Mr. J. H during the debate, announced that Thomas and Sir Alfred Butt neces- he had asked the Committee of state by-elections at Derby, which Loyds to undertake to accept nu
returns two members Budget risks between the end of the financial year and the day of the Budget statement,
Mr. Chamberlain added that Llovds had expressed their readi- ners to do their utmost to adopt the suggestion.---
Reuter...
(Other cables on this subject appear on Page 2)
to Parlia
ment, and at Balham and Toot- the where at the last election Bir Alfred Butt had a majority of 9,053 over the Labour opponent in a straight contest. At Derby there were four candidates at the Gen eral Election, two supporters of the National Government being elect-
DEPARTURE
R.M.S. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA
The following passengera eft Hong Kong yesterday for Vancou- ver. B.C. via ports by the RM.S. Empress of Russia:-
แจ
Miss Jessie Allen, Miss M. AD- derson, Mr. R. Bell, Mrs. – M. Beraba, Miss D. Beraha, Col. V. R." Burkhardt, Mg, and Mis, M. J.. Cameron and three children, M. de Chaloy de Courcelles, Mr. Chan Ylu Sang, Mr. Chang, Mr. and Mrs. Cheung Ta Chung, Mr. and Mrs. Chow So Kwan and family, Mrs. Chan Lum Lal, Mrs. Chan Chan Chin Ming, Mrs. Wing Ming. Mr. and Mrs. G. L Davidson, Major and Mrs. H. A. · Davies, Mr. S. W. B. D'Esterre, Mr. and Mrs. 3, C. Doyle, Mr. Henri Farge, Mr. L. A. Faulkner, Mrs. A. M. Fay, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Fetterly, Dr. and Mrs. E R. Fyffe, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gates, Miss M. H. Gill, Mr. D. Thurston Griggs, Major, and Mrs. S. C. Grune, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. \Hall, Mrs. M. M. Haley, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hand, Mr. R. A. Hill, Mr. Hin Tin Man, Miss G. Hofer, Mr. Ho Sin Hang, Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. R. F. Johnson, Mr. Hatung Foo Est and two children, Rev. T. M. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kuiken and three sons, Mr. G. H Langelentje, Miss Lee Sui, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lloyd, "Mr. Lee, and Mr. K. W. Liang, Captain Mrs. R. F. "M. Lowe and two children, Major C. R. Major, Miss Mar Kim Jung, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. F. Matthews, Mr. Matsumoto, Rey, and Mrs. W. R. McKay, Lt.... Col. and Mrs. HL V. McWaters, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McWhinney, Miss P. Mein, Mr, R Moon. Mr, A. Niplus, Mrs. D. Palmer, Mr. Pang Shu Kwal, Miss L Paton, Mr. E Pole-Fletcher, Mr. V. Popoff. Miss Maria Rass, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. N. Rikkert, Miss J Ritchie. Mr. G. B. Robertson, Mr. P. A. Bang, Mr. and Mrs. H L Shaw and infant, Mr. R. P. Shaw, Lt. and Mrs. D. I Simmons and infant, Mr. & Smith, Col. and E Mrs. C. J. Tanner, Mis'. Is
ed. Mr. Thomas had a majority of: Tillon, Mr. Y. C. Tong, Mr. J. R. 12,529 over the Labour opponent.
British Wireless.
de Vos, Mr. Wong Ping Wah, Mr. Wong Tut Mar
H