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TUESDAY. JULY 28.
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$1,0801
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£14
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$73
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$550
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$06
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H.K. Banks
Do. (London) .... Chartered Banks ...
Mercantile Bks. "À”
Do
"0"
Bank of East Asia...
N. O, & S. Barki
Insurances
Canton Inatra (3COR.
Union InsurEDOSS .......
Underwriter il ventan
H.K. Fires...
International Assoe, 5.
Shipping
"Donglases ***EKINTETT
Sbon boa
1402
China Fires
360
13
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#38
$30
Indos (prof.)
1BU
Do. (def.)
012
100/7): Shell
Waterbanta
Mining
Balatoce
Gold Barer.
Qaid Creek...
113 eta. Sulacots
CD $1,580
208 214 231 £14 731
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$155 190 nta
1045 3457
$240
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$30
$20
100 $11.20
Obota. 17fct
11/3
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Kailans
Langkacs (single; 5..
35
33
13
Shanghai Lounar "d
Explorations.......
32 70
$11
Venezuela Gold Flds.
Raubs..................
Docks, Wharves,
Godowns, etc.
H.K..& K. Wharvoj Do. (old)
{ue) Do. Providents (obl)
190
...$1.70 Do. (new) 15 ota
H.K. & W. Docks... $15
$170
170/11
(20-ats
315
S. China Motors 'A
$25
Shangosi Docks S.
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$103
$4.40
$10
Buldogs
35,16 $33
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H.K. Hotels
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Do. 4% Debentures 8104 Shanghai Lauda...9. Metropolitan Lands.,
1.K. Healties........................ China Do........... Do. DebonturesŠ, Hämphreys ****** Chinese Estates,en,
Cotton Mills
$4.30
$5.20
12.30
11,60
103
J105
$5
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$70
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#74
S'ha Cottonatuid S.
#39
Du. (news.
$14
125
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128
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$11.80
$12.15
Tramways
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$19.80
$11.901 11.8671 salles Sai
22/522
$19
194
Poak Trains (old)...
Do. (be)...
Star Forrien
$19
Yanniani Ferries *** 8.1.8c Chins Lights (old)... 301 Do (DAW)...
H.K. Electrics
Macao do. Sandakan Ligate...
$28.80 Telephonse (old) Do
Tractions
Do.
Industrials
Malabon Sugar
$194 Caldbook, (ord.) 9.
$16
Macgregor (pref.)S.
Canton Less
* Cements
Ropes ....
"Miscellaneous
$12/10/1
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18.80
(new)
China Buss B
29/...
+31/0
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$2
$970
$34
$201
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$2.90
Amusemen de ...........
1
Ch. E'tainmenta.......
ata
$8.00
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Constructions, (old)
Do.
(new) 30 cta.
Lane Crawford.....
Mackintoabs
Nanyang Tobacco..
Sincer
Watson
Wm. Powells
M. Greyhounde
8. C. Enterprises
Ch.G.5X1925.2Bda.
HL.B. Gors. 42 Loans
Do.
Wallace Harper. .............
ALE Wag S'bai Do. Vibro Piling
$3.40
JAH
40
11.36
91
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prem,
par
330
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·MANILA MINING SHARES
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1936.
OUR LONDON LETTER
Gossip Of The Week
meetings listened to relays of the speech."
(Spects! Alr Mall Service) ·
London, July 8. it, as is foreshadowed, the re- crganisation of the defences of increase of Egypt "results in an the Air Force and a decrease in the military garrison, the R.AF. is Ukely to ask for the supreme com- mand in that area.
The R.A.F., took over control inj Palestine some years ago, as it has also done in den and Irak. It is possible, however, that re- cent events in Palestine may stif- fon the War Office attitude as tegards Egypt.
At the moment the best part of a division is being used in Pales- time. A few squadrons of the Alt Force are
co-operating with the tioops in the combing-out opera- tions.
When Sir Walter Citrine, Mr. V. Alexander and Capt. Wedg
attractions wood Benn-the star among Mr. Noel Baker's Socialist supporters-spoke at the Central Hall, which is considerably smaller than the Guildhall, the building was less than half full.
embar-
Communist support is rassing the Socialists. Although the candidates agreed to make no reference to the cause of the by- election.
Communist demonstra-
k
THE ARMY
APPOINTMENTS AT HOME AND OVERSEA
S.
London, July 14.` The War Omice announces the following appointments:-
Colonel H. S. Blockey, to be officer in charge of Infantry Record and Pay Omee, Lichfeld, from November 1. with effect 1038.
NEW ASSISTANT - DIRECTOR OF SUPPLIES - FOR CHINA COMMAND
Colonel H. H. Wright, D.S.O., to be Assistant Director at Supplies and Transport, The British Troops in China, with effect from De- cember 8. 1936.
COLONELS' NEW POSTS Colonel W. H. MEN. Verschoyle-
AND
tors are carrying placards round Campbel, OBE, M.C., who goes EST
to New Delhi in charge of the, town bearing insulting refer-
Ordnance services at Army Head- ences to Mr. J. H. Thomas, DICTATOR'S CHROMATIO EYES | quarters, is an Assistant Director at the War office. In India he Brigadier F. Dickens, succeeds CIE, crie of the senior colonels of the Indian Army.
The new Director joined
which the Kemalist Turkey. Montreux Conference has brought to the forefront in the news, is having its virtues discreetly ex-
These are hardly justifying the claim of economy on which the transference of command to the called by propaganda which re-
Air Force was made.
In normal times the G.O.C.. Egypt, is a Major-General, and therefore of equal rank to the Air Vice-Marshal who is in command of the R.A.F. there, At present, however, he is a Lieut.-General. Sir George Weir.
NO CHANGE TILL 1943? Whatever
It
the result of the Anglo-Egyptian negotiations will be some time before the troops in Cairo have to exchange Its am- enities for the almost unmitigated desert of the Canal Zone,
An Anglo-Egyptian expert tells me that seven years is the mini- mum time before the move can be made. Some estimates put this as high as twelve years.
aches this country via Geneva- IRA in 1903, and have been particularly interested, reading one of the recent publica-
description of Elons, in 'a "young and legendary" Ataturk, writer Ahmed by the Turkish · Hasim.
the
the
has been an ordnance officer since 1912, and Instructor at the R.A.0.C. School. He had three awards for service in France and the Balkans.
Colonel R. A. C. Henderson, M.C.. the new Chief Instructor at the School of Signa's, wil1. at Cat- The dictator's eyes appear to be
ierick. Camp, succeed Colonel G. 'hoteworthy. The pupils are made G. Rawson, O.B.E. M.C., whose
of "a most strange and mysteri-tour-year tenure expires in No- ous substance illuminated by blue.vember. yellow and green flashes."
My illustration, a head of Ata- turk, by the Turkish sculptor Thorak, does not, of course. show these glories of the eyes. It gives, modest confirmation however, a
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of Ahmed Hasim's claim that the face. "Just like those of the an- tique gods, pears no trace of age." Ataturk looks young for 56.
Barracks and roads are only a part of the problem which will
We have to take the writer's face the Egyptian Government
word for it that in Ataturk one when it begins to provide" new ac-
encounters an organism all fresh. commodation for the British garritant, urdered, supple, gracious.
son
A water supply independent of the sweet water canal from the Nile, which is liable to be cut, ia Indispensable.
with springs of steel."
The new Chlef Instruc-
tor was in The Cameronians, has had Signal service since 1915, and has beer. Chief Signal Officer at Poona for the Southern Command. Colonel H. H. Wright, D.S.O will take over supplies and trans- port in China from Colone! J. H. Morris. D.8.0. OBE., on the latter completing three years on the Hong Kong staff.
Colonel H. 8. Bockey, who is to take over. at Lichfield, the records of The Lincolnshire, Lel- South and North Cestershire, Staffordshire Regiments, and of Sherwood Foresters, com- (13t In connection with the Cham-manded the old 38th Foot
Battalion, The S.S.R.) at Lichfield, berlain Centenary commemora-
and served at the Depot there. tion I have not seen it stated why a'so as adjutant of the 3rd Bat- the family home at Birmingham
SEPH CHAMBERLAIN'S' HOME
Also in the 1930 negotiations we stipulated for the provision of was
named Highbury. Wher gardens and trees. It is unlikely Joseph Chamberlain was nine his that this demand, 80 necessary family took a house at Highbury- for Europeans; has been dropped. place. Islington, and remainco
At present the only oasis on the there for 20 years. On their re- Cacal is the Suez Canal Commoval to Birmingham, they called pany's quarters at Ismailla.
NERVES-PROOF MR. LESTER
their new house siter their old
the
tallon.
INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL
It is notified' in an Army Order that the King has been pleased to command. that the India
General Service Medal, 1908, with clasp North-West Frontier, 1935. granted to the Forces which were employed in the Loe Agra opera- tions between February 23 and April 13. 1935, shall be extended to the Forces employed in the operations in the Mohmand coun- try between-midnight, August 15-
one in North London. Mr. Bean Lester, the League
Joseph was sent to a school High Commissioner in Danzig. will close
by, in Canonbury-square. 320.80 agree with one, remark in Herr There he remained until the Greiser's speech yesterday--that usual" school-leaving age of the Danzig was a "nervenprobe" (test period-14. of nerves).
The Rev. Arthur Johnson was Like most Nazi leaders. Herr the headmaster, and *** later 16, and midnight, October 15-16, Greiser is always accompanied by years Chamberlain wrote: "He 1935. sufficient adjutants
other was an excellent teacher, and one followers to discourage the hostile. to whom I owe much; he was a As I mentioned on Saturday, Mr. man, of remarkable power and in- Lester has only one League oficial
When, a few years ago, Avence. to help him. This is the Marchese I went
to 'see my old home at Glustiniani, a brother of the Se- Highbury. I called on his widow, cond, Secretary to the Italian Ex- who was still 'ving in the neigh- bassy in Berlin,
bourhood."
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(Through the courtesy of Messrs, G.A. Harriman & Co.)
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The Manila market continued steady most issues showing slight gains. Benguet Consolidated opened at P.16 and advanced to P.17 but closed P.15.75.
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and
His nerves are "tested" in vari- ous ways. His telephone conver- sations are tapped and his house
PSYCHO-ANALYST PREACHER
The Rev. Leslie Weatherhead, who is to be the next minister of is spied on. From a window in the City Temple," has nearly as house opposite all visitors are duly high a reputation in Yorkshire as noted by an agent.
a preacher as his predecessor, Dr. P, W. Norwood, had in London.
His services at the. Brunswick church in Leeds are famous in No.th of England Methodism.
One reason for Mr. Weather- head's success as a preacher may be that he is an expert psycho-
by
But a friend who lunched with oti, | him in his uneasy little domain ten days ago found him unruled the "nervenprobe" of which Herr Greiser complains.
DISAPPOINTED MISSIONARIES
By putting down the Tithe Bill
for second reading in the House logist. He began his study of
of Lords yesterday afternoon tay psychology when he was in the Government disappointed a" num- | Army,
ber of Peers, who would have liked Since then he has developed a sound .technical knowledge of psycho-analysis and hyphosis. He has turned it to good account in healing mental disorders.
to be at the University match.
They also disappointed 100 or more missionaries from all over the world.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury had arranged to receive the guests
EXPENSIVE JUSTICE Before the end of the action-
at the annual Lambeth Palace which is resumed to-day-agairist
Wimborne and three other directors of Machine Made
garden
"
party for missionaries Viscount home on furlough,
He never willingly misses tros Sales Ltd., now in Liquidation, the annual opportunity of meeting costs will have scared to stratus the Church of England's outpost pherical heights, workers.
The mere preparation, which The Tithe Bill debate, however, has taken several years, must have made it imperative for Dr. Lang cost many thousands. The brief of Afteen to be in the Lords. His place at fees and refreshers Lambeth was taken by the Bishop counsel will run into many more. of Guildford. It Was Darty al- The biggest array of counsel W81 most devoid of episcopal gaiters. ever seen in a single case LAPATHETIC DERBY some 30 years ago, in the London Mr. Lloyd George's speech at and Globe Finance Corporation Derby is unlikely to have much suit. Twenty-three were then effect on to-morrow's poll. Radi-briefed, including 11 KC1. cals who expected an ardent plea A remarkable galaxy of forensic for Internationaliain were taken stars, was assembled in the fam aback
when they heardous Epping Forest case of the 'se panegyric of what the British ballventies.
STOCKS
Antamoks
Atoks
Baguio Gold
27.7.36 28.7.36
Opening Closing P.3.25
2.1.25 64CVOS. 64CVOL. ZA.
28.7.36
Closing
P.3.35
55cvos.
23...
Benguet Consol
P.15.60
P.10
P.15.75
Benguet Explor..
221cvos. 22įcvos,
23-yos.
Big Wedge
38
Demonstrations
94
381
94
394
IX.L
P.1.95
Itogons
P.1.25
Masbate
P.1.95 P.1.35
83cvos, 64cvos.
971 P.LOS
P.11
BACTOS.
Northern Mining.
221
22
Para. Gumaus
411
San Mauricio
90
P.1.10
Buyoc Consol,
33+
United Paracale.
dog used to stand for. Of the 21 counsel briefed, no But at least he disturbed the fewer than five afterwards-reach- complete apathy, with which mosted the bench-Manisty, Fry, Bag" |
H.K. SHAREBROKERS ASSOCIATION
Buyers
Realties, $4,30, Electrics, 352. Cemente, $9.80. Waisona, $3.60. Antamoks, $5.15. Bagulo Gold, 38 cts. Beng. Explor., 35 cts. Consol. Mines. .053 cts. Demonstrations, $1,50. Ipp Gold. 324 cts: Itogons, $230. IXL $3.15
Masbate, $1. Northern Mining. 35 cts. Parscale Gumaús, Tij cis. Balacots, 11 cts. Ban Mauricio, $1.70. Suyoca. 58 cts: "
Sellers Providents Old, $1.70, Hotels, $5.20. -Lights Old, $12. Cements, $9.80, Salacots, 12 cts. Suyocs, 59 cts. ́ ́. United Paracales. $1.43,
Sales
Wharves, $59: Lights Old. $12.10. Big Wedge, 60 cta, · Censol. Mines.. ‚05) cts., Itogons, $2.15, LXL, $3.15/20 Santa Rosa 0584.cts.
WARSHIPS IN HARBOUR
The following warships were in port yesterday
West. Wall Dock-Grimsby... In Dock-Robin, Orpheus and Rover.
Taikoo Dock-Regent.” Cosmopolitan Dock Regulus. Whampoa Dock 1 FOREIGN: Chinese Tat Ben
of Derby is regarding the by-elec- alley, Rigby and Kerewich That Yuan Chien, Tung tion: The Guildhall, which holds is a record not likely to be Chow 3,000, was packed, and overnow equalled.
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