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STABILIZATION OF CHINA'S
FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
Dr. H.H. Kung, Minister Of Finance, Reports
On Fiscal Year 1934-1935: Success...
Of Currency Reforms
DEBT CHARGES REDUCED: TAXES GROUPED
China's Budget Deficit during the fiscal year 1935-36 was even larger than in 1934-35, according to eliminary figures, and there was a material decrease of castors revenue in the past twelve months, due to wholesale ämärgiing in North Chlua, international complications discouraging import commitments. reduced purchasing power due to floods and communist acttries. and the lessening of Imports due to lower exchange. This is dis- closed by Dr. II. II. Kung, Minister of Finance, in his Report for the 2rd. fiscal year ending June 30, 1935, his third since assam- ing the post, and released for publication in Shanghai this week.
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The National Debt stands at ; expenditure, the two largest items $335,000,000 but the major develop of budgetted expenditure (military ment during the year was the con- at $388 milions, equalling "412 par solidation of internal debt, except- cent of net total payments, and ing four issues totalling about eight loan and indemnity service at $237 per cent of the total consolidation
nillion which equals '25.2 per cent. loan which substitutes Are series
of net total payments) were main- of bonds totaling $1,400,000,000 | tained ghile éducational and re- in place of 33 former issues and
construction expenditure increased which now makes if possible to
from 287 per cent. for the previous reduce debt charges by about year to 6.25 per cent of net total $85,000,000 yearly. The budget de-
payments at $58,804,107. ficit for 1935 is 20.8 per cent, the defcit being approximately $198 million with net total revenue at
The chief achievement of the year, however, was, in currency re-
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CANTON VISITORS SAY FAREWELL
"IMPRESSED BY WARMTH AND
FRIENDLINESS”
The visit to Hong Kong of. Bis Excellency General Huang. Mu-sang, Chahriman of the Kwangtung Provincial Government.. and His Honour Mr. Tseng Yang-fn, the Mayor of Canton, and Madame Tseng, was concluded yesterday morning when they re- turned to Canton by the Flying Arrow Baress,
BIDDEN FAREWELL
The distinguished visitors were bidden farewell by His Excellency the Governor and Lady Caldecott at Government House and were escorted to the Queen's Pier by Captain W. J. R. Cragg, A.D.C. to the Governor. There they were greeted by a salute from the Guard of Honour provided by the Hong Kong Police. The departing visi- tors were received by the Hon. Mr. R. A. C. North (Colonial Secretary), the Hon. Mr. T. H. King (Inspector- General of Police), the Flag-Lieut. to HE. Sir Charles Little, K.C.B., the AD.C. to HE. Major-General A. W. Bartholomew. "C.B.. CM.G.. G.B.E.. D.5.0., the Secretary to Rear-Admiral C. G. Sedgwick, the Hon. Mr. W. J. Carrie (Secretary for Chinese Affairs), the Hon. Cdr. G. F. Hole, R.N. (Retd.) (Harbour Master), Mr. R. R. Todd (Chairman of the Urban Council), Hon. Mr. R. E. Kotewall. C.M.G.. LL.D., and the Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo. "The party crossed the harbour on the launches Britannia and Lila to the Kowloon pfer where a Guard of Honour of the Royal Welch Fusiliers was drawn up. After bid- ding farewell to those present on the railway platform, the distin
guished visitors boarded the Flying Arrow Express which left at 8,25- am. Major R.D. Walker, M.C.; Manager of the Kowloon-Canton Railway accompanied the depart- ing guests to Shum Chun.
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Statement To Press
Just prior to their departure from Hong Kong after their two days visit, Gen. Huang Mu-sung Chairman of the Kwangtung: Pro-" vincial Government and Mr. Tseng. Yang-fu, Mayor of Canton, issued the following statement to the Press:
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"During our two days' visit to Eong Kong we have been deeply. Impressed by the great warmth and friendliness with which we have been received and by the ex ceedingly generous hospit which both the Government Ante the community of Hong Kong and b shown us. Our kind hást His Ex- cellency Str. Andrew Caldacces and Lady Caldecot have been extremi ly hospitable to us and Mrs, Tseng":"
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Benefit For Charity DR. SUN FO TO VISIT ROYAL WEDDING
Annual Dinner Of Hong Kong Branch GAIETY AT THE
SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION
One of the most prideful social activities of the Royal Ar- tillery Association, Hong Kong branch, for the year was their annual dinner in which all the members and guests thoroughly enjoyed to the utmost. The function was held at the Hotel Cecil last night.
Appropriate to the occasion, the the atmosphere of the occasion entrance and precincts of the very homely and cheerful hotel were suitably decorated with
THE SPEECH greenery and coloured lights. The motto of the "Ubique." beautifully designed, and illuminated in the colours at the. Regiment. sur- mounted the entrance hall, and at each side of the passage leadingly.
Dinner was served at 8 pm, and despite the gathering of over 300 members, everything WES well catered for, and went off smooth-
mand who said:-"
General Bartholomew,. fellow Members
After dinner the royal toast and the toast of the association to the lift, an 1810 cannon of the
were proposed by the Chairman Waterloo perod surrounded by palms, was displayed. In the Col. A. Burrowes C.R.A, Chna Com- centre of the dining hall a'large portrait of His Majesty King Ed- ward VII, Colonel in Chief of the Regiment, was prominent, while the uniformity of the colour scheme both for the decoration of the hall and the dinner-tables ré- minded the participants of their own regimental colours and made
It is hardly necessary for me to the give anything more than briefest of remarks in regard to the Royal Artillery Association.
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RIOTING IN FRANCE!
Because the Communista had planned si ms Inr, the French Fascista, who now style ther Party” bat ware formerly known as “Firecro counter-demonstration.: Vierce confilets resulte ing arrested...
"GLOUCESTER"
"When there can be, so much really good fun as there was last night at the Bal Masque in the Gloucester Hotel-then it is to be hoped that the claims of charity on the hearts and minds of the community will Increase,
KWANGSI.
Canton, Nov. 6.
Some days ago Dr. Sun Fo left for Macao. to see. his mother Madame Loo, and also to visit his ancestral home. In the Choy, Hang Village.
Having settled the trouble con- Chung Shan nected with the Memorial Middle School, it is re- ported that Dr. Sun Fo will leave
This Bal Masque, organised by for Hong Kong via Masao to-day.
an energetic committee with a
From Hong Kong he will pro- and
ceed to Canton and after confer- characteristically competent enthusiastic secretary in the per-ring with the local officials, he
son of Mrs Beatrice Church, was an unqualified success and the funds of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul should benefit consider ably as a result
Things started with a swing, but as the night progressed that swiE developed into a perpetual loop, and the fun was fast, furious and fascinating.
"After midnight 'a wave of galety simply swamped the ballroom, and the scenes were touchingly re- miniscent of those which we have witnessed towards the close of the annual Artists' Ball in the Albert Hall-though not quite so Chelsea- Like,
will fly to Kwellin, the Capital of Kwang Province to pay a visit to General Li Tsung-jen and Pel Chung-hat and other high onciáls of the Government,
At the conclusion of his visit, he will return to Nanking by the Canton-Hankow Railway via Hang Yang, Hunan Province.- Chinese Evening Press.
KING PLANNING TO VISIT CANADA
Ottawa, Nov. 6.
Mr. Mackenzie King, Interviewed What with alluring senoritas by Reuter aboard the liner Empress captivating Pompadours; tantilis-
of Britain returning from England. ing Mary Queen of Scots, and one
said that His Majesty the King was very naughty make-up suspicious ly resembling a famous authoress planning to visit Canada after the whose ruling passion has made Coronation next year.--
Beuter. her notorious—why, it was a feast. calculated to satisfy the most exacting Epicure of entertainment. There were streamera, confetti, balloons and those delightfully Idiotic things you blow and they' squeak and sourt at your neigh..... bour. And, of course, there were masques. Later in the proceed Ings,fortunately, many masques were discarded, and great was the joy thereof
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“DORADO"!!
The FMA Dorado left Kai Ťak Aerodrome yesterday at 11.10 am with two passengers on board.
They were Mr. Raux à German, and Mr, W. P- Lind, an American. The former is travelling to Batavia and the latter will be con- tinuing on to Brisbane,
The Dorado carried 1,400 kilo of freight, and 89.687 kilos of mail.
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London, Nov. 8.
Princess Juliana To Marry Soon
-The-Hague, Nov. 5.
The marriage of Princess Julia- na, heir to the throne of the Netherlands, and Prince Bernhard zur Lippe-Buesterfeld, a nephew of the last reigning Prince of Lippa, has been omelally fixed for January 7, 1937. at the Eague,
Princess Juliana
Princess Juliana is the only child of Queer Wilhelmina and the "late Prince Consort, Prince Consort, Prince Henry of Meck- lenburg-Schwerin.— Roster's Bulletin Service -
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