10
THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH.
CHINA DEFEATED SPORTS DISPUTE CONTRACT BRIDGE.
Loso Volleyball Match' By Narrow Margin
Stanila, May 16.
In the volleyball championship Japan beat China in one of the hardest games seen here. The scores wern 24-20,27-25, 16-21, 21-17,- United Proze.
ANOTHER LOSS
Philippines Baseball Team Beats China
Near Fight Among
School Athletos
LONG
PROGRAMME
Draw For Quarter Finals In Open Championship.
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1934.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS
4 Bonds 1808
May 15. May 10. (Eng. Iss) £100 47% Loan 1088. £ 02
£100%
£ PIK
£ 69%
£ 87
F 60%
£30
the
On Tuesday next, commencing at 5.30 p.m. at the Sporta Club," the following fourth round matches will
The following quotations on Le played in the Open Contract London Stock Exchange have been Bridge Tournament:
Mrs. C. H. Bradley and Mrs. P.received by Mears. Swan, Culbertson Younghusband D. O. Dunham and and Fritz in conjunction with Router. Disputes over the decision of the R. E. Russell; bire. Odell and Mrs. Judges and on one occasion a near Forbes v, R. C. Danenberg and L. A.
Chinese Bonds. fight batween contestants who tied Uzarios D. Judah and 31. E. Polti for honours, held up a school aparta M. David and J. Edgar; D. A; Okieffe meet at Caroline Hill road yestand, W. L. Mekenale v. C. J. Tacchi day was the second annual sports nd D. S. Green.
The following are required to play meet of the Wal Tal College, which Manila, May 16.
commenced at 1.30 p.m., and should in the first round of the Consolation vory for spectators have finished normally before 5 mencing at 6.30 p.m.: Thore word
Tournament on Tuesday next, com present to-day for the Philippines-Lang intervals between the events China baseball fixture in the Olymple and the delay while disputes were. M. K. and M. W. Lo; Mr. and Mira, Comdr. II. Legge and Capt. T. Riggs being settled and would-be parillati Using their second string nine, nified, brought the hour close to Stanton v. II. Joseph and hi. N. the Philippines casily decounted for.. before the,
Itakusen: Mrs. E. Warren and irs. meet reached a Johnson v. Lieut. Col. T. M. Fordham the visitors, scoring fourteen runs tong deferred conclusion. against China's zero.
The prizes were then distributed and Dr 1. T. Smalley: Mrs. William- The Box Score read as follows:
son and Mrs. Lewis Brayan v. Major by Mfr. Ip Lan-chuen,
Duclos and Mrs. Muzzail; Mra, D. Coole and Mrs. Phillips v. Pay Com.dr. F. P. Bayley-Jones and Mrs. Hender- NOD.
The winners of the above matches will be required to play on Friday, when the following other second round matches will also be played:
Games.
Chinn
P. I.
II. E.
0
THE RESULTS.
Following were the results:
0 ዑ 14 19 Score by Innings: China
000000000—0. 100 Metro Senior Championship. P. I.
..... 4 2 3 1 1 0 1 2 x—14 (−−1, Li Tak-ker; 2, Hang Hock-shan, Cheng Blu and Andrew Fo com-Time, 11.4/0 sec. prised China's battery, There was
100 Afetre Junior Championship. no change of pltchers. Bautista-1, Ko Ka-wo; 2, Au Chi-keung. pitched for tho
Philippines anTime, 12:4/5 seer Villalos caught-United Presz.
100 Metre for Smali Boya-1, Lam To-bong: 2, Li Kai-yin.
REPLAY ORDERED
Basketball Dispute Ended
5 Loan 1912. £ 69% 0 Reorg. Loan
1913 Lin. Inn.) £89 5% Bonds 1926-47 £ 88 5% S'hal-Nanking
Hly
o 00 50 Tient.-Pukow 6% Tient.-Pukow
Rly
£ 3612
Railway. (Supl.
£ 30
£ 37%
72
SHARE PRICES
TO-DAY'S: QUOTATIONS
The following in the lies of fošnj share quotations issued to-day,
Banks.
H.K. Banks, $1860 a.
II.K. Bank (London), £130% Chartered Bank, £16% n Morcantilo Bank, A.
£28 D.
Mercantile Bank C., £16 n. East Asia Bank, $93 5. Am: O. Finance Corp., Sh. $20 a China O. Fla. Ord. Sh. $4 11. China O. Fin. Prof. Sb.. $5 1. Insurances.
Canton Ins., $322 n.
Union Ins., 5610 sn.
China Underwriters, $1/47% n.
China Fire, $525 n.
H.K. Fire in., $250 an, International Assoe, $6 n.
Shipping.
Douglas, $40 n.
H.K. Steamboats, $12. Indo-Chinas, (Prof.) 380 n. Indo-Chinas, (DeL.), $83 n. Shella (Bearer), 61/3 n. Union Waterboats, $11.80 n.
Mining.
Antamoks, 65 cts v.
Bagulo Gold, 37 cta, n.
Balatocs: $33.
n.
Benguets, $32
Benguet Exploration, 20 ets. n.
Benguet Goldfield, 20 cts, n
734
£ 76%
Big Wedge, 12cts n.
£ 87
£130
Gold Crock $34 n.
Loan) £ 2014 £ 201 6% S'hai-Il'chow- Ningpe, Rly.4) 5% Honan Itly, 5% Hakuang Rly.
1911 5% Lang Tsing
ing t IIni Rly. 1013. £ 16
E. Joseph and R. Pearce v. the Hon.
Foreign Bonds and Banks. Mr. R. F. Lindzell and J. W. Fraks; German 7% Int. M. H. Lo and Horace Lov, Mrs.
Loan 1024 Fordham and Capt. H. Marshall; P. N.Japan 5 Sterling Įda Silva and II. Barros v. Comdr, H.
Loan 1907 Legge and Capt. T. Riggs or M. K.Japan 8% Sterling and M. W. Lo; Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Loan 1924 Stanton or H. B. Joseph and M. N. H.K. & S'hai Bk. | Rakusen v. Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Johnson or Cal. Fordham and Dr. Smalley; Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Bryan v. Major Duclos and Mrs. Muz- all or Mrs. Cette and Mrs. Phillips v. Dis-Pay Com. Bayley Jones and Mr.Associated Electric
Henderson; Mrs. Simon nad Mira. Tyson v. Mrs. A. Hayward and E. M. Raymond; P. Abesser and Chung Uput v. Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Valentine: Mrs. Konry and Bies. Withington v. F. C. Darry and W. Patterson.
400 Metro Senior Championship.- 1, Leung Sat-sang; 2, Hang Hock shan. Time, 60,2/3 Acca,
Long Jump, Senior Championship. -1, Hong Hock-akan; 2, Leung Fook. yre. Distance, 10 ft. 11.1/2 Ins.
100 Metres Open Race for Ladies, 1. Con Law; 4. Esther Li. Putting the Shot.-1. Au Yeung Chor: 2 Trang Wai-thlang. Lance, 20 ft. 5 ins.
800 Metres Open Championship 1. Leung Fook-yre; 2. Prithi Pall.
100 Metres Race for Boarders.--1, Tsang Wei-thlang: 2, Wong Ling pak, Time, 12.4/6 neen.
Manila, May 16. The Contest Committee has au- tained the Chinese protest in the basketball match, And has an-Time, 2 mins. 25.4/5 secs. nounced that the game will be replayed entirely on Sunday night. The Committee, however, did
3,000 Metres Bicycle Race-1, Lut not suport yesterday's volleyball Yu-chung: 2. Mak Wei-ming. Time, protest in the girls match be- mins. 40.2/5 neck. tween China and the Philippines 200 Metres Senior Championship. and the game has been awarded-1. Hang Hock-shan; 2, Leung. Sat-
to the Philippine Islands-United sang Time, 25,2/6 seca, Prosa..
SAILORS AT PLAY
200 Metres Junior Championship.
1. Au Chi-keung; Time, 27.4/been.
EXCHANGE RATES
2, Ko Ka-wo, Paris..
Geneva. Little Visitors Ruce-1, Hang Kee Berlin.. cheong: 2. Hang Tal-chrong; 3, Fung Helsingfors. Ngan-ching.
Qalu...
High Jump Junior Championship. Athens - Leung Bat-sang and Hang Hock-Man.
SNOOKER AT CHINA.shan (dend-heat); 2, Ho Kam-mui. Buenos Aires
FLEET CLUB
leight, 4 ft. 12 ins.
Shanghai..
1500 Metres Open Championship. New York, Prithi Pall; 2, Ho Kim-wing. Amsterdam
At the China Fleet Club on Tuesday Time, & mins. 20.2/5 secs. evening HLM.9. Whitehall torpedomen entertained the torpedomen of H.M.S.)
Wild Swan to hilliards and Anooker
and
was J. Turnbull
a very enjoyable evenin”. spent, Whitehall winning the evening's A. G. Higgins context.
A. W. Davis-
A feature of the evening was the splendid play of J. Turnbull in both billiards and snooker.
Billiards matches were each of hulf)
an hour's duration but there was not A, G, Higgins
time Ilmit for snooker.
The scores were:
A. J. Wallis
S. Cousins
Billiards.
102 J. James
60
A. J. Wallis
A. W. Davis
S. Cousins
3. Turnbull
140 P. Creary
8. Anderson
12 J. J. James
531
Snooker.
47 P. Creasy.
14 J. James
#2 F. Anderson
May 15.
£ 74%
€ 85%
(Ldn, Regal.) ., £100 Chartd. Bic. £5 ah. £ 10% £ 10%
Industrials and Breweries.
Industries! Brit-Amer. Teb. (Bearer); Chinese Eng. and Min. (Bearer) Tate and Lyle Courtaulde
Ipo Mining, $4 n.
Itogens, $7 a.
Kailan, 23/-n
Langkate (Single), $1811⁄2 a.
S'hal Explorations, Sh. $4.80 n. S'hat Loans. 354 n. Ilaubs, $16
n. Vonz: Goldfield, $7 n.
Docks, etc. II.K. Wharves, $104 b. H.K. Docks, $15.
3. China Motors A.. $2
17/0 17/9
121/3
207- 93/-
(21/3
+93/-
52/414 62/6
Distillers
8978
80/71%
8. China Motors B.. $8 n.
Dunlop Rubber
02/0
[02/41⁄2
Providonts (old), $1.90 b,
the
Everready 6 h.
29/0
20/10%
General Electric
(England)
42/3
14273
Roots.
447-
4379
36/15
36/14
Providenta (new), 76 cts. Hongkowa, Sh. $3.60 . New Engineerings, Sh. $5.20 Shanghel Docks, $133 n.
Cotton Milla.
a.
11.
May 16.Impl. Chem Ind.". Impl. Chem. Ind.
12.011
Def. 10/- sh.
Impl. Tobacco
Woolworths
Internat. Nickel
0/11⁄2 9/1 125/10 126/14 100/5 101/3
no par val........ $ 96% - 8.20%
Jolmson
133 Pinchin
10/- h
Ewa Cottona, Sh. $11 s. S'hai Cottons, (old), Sh. $76 n. S'hai Cottons (new), Sh. $48 n: Zoang Sings, Sh. 134 n. Wing On Textiles, Sh. $60 n. Lands, Hotels, etc.
II, and S. Hotels, $6.05 b.
H.K. Landa, 361 en
1.
77.11/32
77.13/32
16.7216
16.71
12.98
220
10.00 .530
19.00
.00.1/32
GO.L/16
#034
· 37/71%
37/0
1/31.
6.11
6.10%
1/8 Unilever
Turner and Newall
486/9
48/6.
2476
24/3
7,68
7.6344
Miscellaneous,
Vienna.
S'hat Lands, Sh. $25 n. Metropolitan Lands, Sh. 314
.
..28.
28
Prague.
122%
Madrid
Bucharest
.37.5/16
510
1%1%
.21.81
124 Anglo-Dutch 37.5/16 Burma Corpn. Rs.
10 510 1/4% Canadian Pacifie .21.86
26/-.
25/0
Humphreys, $11.20
TI.K. Realties, $5% 8.
13/6
10/4
19.40
22.79
(Bearer)
Rly. $25 h.... $ 15 19.40 Chartd. 15/- ab. 22.30
3 16
126/3
24/0
.110 .1/6.1/16
,
1/6.1/16
Rubber
110 Gula Kalimpong
24/6
25/-
Trepen Mines
13/4 13/4
11/24
1/2
.38%
381
.225
Estates 227 London Tin 10/-
30/8 31/0
.5.10%
5.104
sh.
:19.5/16
19 10
Pekin Synd, 2/-
ard.. ah........
15/4/4
0/-
16/3
n.
C. Lights (old), $9 b.
a/-
.10241 -Britiak Wireless.
1025
Rubber Trusts
33/9
3370
S'hai Elec, Constr.
64/-
G47-
07/0
58/112
3379
71 Hongkong G Drussels. 02 Stuckholm
Copenhagen, 309 Lishon....
Bombny Rio Yokolana. 49 Munteriden
35 Belgrade
17 Montreal
27 Silver (forward). 19,5/15
46 T. Langdon
71 Silver (spot)
(16
P. Newman
War Loan.
268
100
67 T. Langdon
BUY A FLOWER
A
WORTHY
CAUSE
IN
THE
NAME
OF
HUMANITY
Langlangte
Van Ryn Deep .. Elec. Musien) In-
dustries ....... 347-
OUN
Anglo-Persian Oil Burnin Oil Southern Railway
(Deferred)
50/- 50/- 10871% 107/6
27/44 27/3
Royal Dutch 100
Á, sh.
£ 2014
£ 20 Shell Trans an
(Bearer) 5L3 5173
30/730774
238/9
Trad. Geldenhuis Crown Mines
202/6
THE GETTLE: CASE
KIDNAPPERS ARRESTED AND SENTENCED
Los Angoles, May 16. Jimmy Kirk, Roy Williams and Larry Kerrigan, who were charg- ed in connection with the kidnap- ping of Wiliam F. Gettle, the vil magnute, pleaded guilty to the in- dictment and were sentenced to life imprisonment 24 hours after Gettle was releuscil by Federal agents who carried out a surprise raid on the kidnapper's lair near Pasadena,
Gettle was kidnapped during a bathing party on May 10, and a ranson of $75,000 was demanded for his release. It is stated that the money was not paid over- United Press.
Light Sentence.
Los Angeles, May 16, Becauso Gettle testified that. they had not inflicted any griev ous bodily harm to him, his kid- nappers will be eligible for release on parole after they have served three and a half years of their sentence. Reuter.
Asia Realtion "A" Sh. $140 n. Aale Realties "B" Sh. $20 a. Chinese Estates, 384 n. Chian Realties, Sh. 3151⁄2 n. China Debenture, Sh.$137 n.
Public Utilities. Tramway, $21.35 sa, Peak Trame (old), $16.00 n. Peak Trams (new), $7% a. Star Ferries (old), $98 b. Yaumat Ferries, $22
C. Lights (new), $8, n. HI.K. Electrics, $784 b. Macao Electrics, $24 b.- Sandakan Lights, $8 n. Telephonus (old), $26
Telephones (new), $124 b. China Buses,
Sh. $13.20 n. Singapore Tractions, 5/- n. Singapore Pref. 16/10% n.
Industriala
Malabon Sugars, $1214 n. Cald: Mace, (old), Sh. $21. Cald: Marx, (Prof.). 19 : Canton Tees, $2.80 n.. Cements (new), $2% n. H.K. Ropes, $58.
Stores, etc. Dairy Farms, 32011⁄2 n. Watsons $6.46 n. Der A Wings. $) n. Lane Crawfords, $4 sa. Mackintosha 121 1 Sinceres. $11% 8. Wm. Powells, $1.60 . Wing On (H.K.). $120 n.
Miscellaneous. Amusementa, $3.75 b. H.K. Entainments, $7. SC. Enterprises, $1 n. United Theatres, Sh. $2 n. Macao "Greyhounds," $2 n. Constraction (old), $2 s. Constructions (new), 70 cte, b Ch. Govt. G% 1926 G. Bonds
97% 1.
H.K. Govt. Lean 84% b. prem Wallace Harpera, 38 n. Gold River, 27 cts. b.
R
JUST RECEIVED
A large consignment of TOOTAL
FABRIC Tub Frocks.
TOBRALCO
TOOTRESS
TOOTISHA
NORBAR
GINGHAM
$8.50.
to
$24.50
The largest selection of tub frocks ever introduced into the Colony in one shipment-ond, every frock carries a TOOTAL guarantee.
PR
MARRIED
CIE
THE HOUSE FOR
[EVERING CONS
ESCLDING APOKES RAICHATS
Corner of Nathan & Austin Roads,
Kowloon.
Tel. 56219.
FLIRTS
(Continued from Page 3.)
wash. Tom said, lightly: "You ought to be going to London and Paris, too, instead of to a little shack on Lang Island."
"Why, you
great big Billy She widened her eyes at him. if I didn't love Wading Hallow
"As
SHOES
THE DERBY
BLAZONRY SCRATCHED AFTER AN ACCIDENT
London, May.16 Lord Howard de Walden's Blazonry has been scratched from the Derby.
The colt is unable to completa its training owing to an accident. The. nature of Its injury is not divulged.
As if I'd give up our two weeks-Reuter, there for London or Paris."
"It's crude," Tom reminded her.
water
SLASON
"It's just dunes and scrub oak and and some acre or so of ground, was young Mr. Weaver's sole heritage. He had come into the property Gypsy interrupted him to say some years before on the death of testatically: #1 .and that deli-a maiden aunt. Gypsy had spent cious salty smell, and sunsets on several weeks there, the the beach, and fish frys and lying before, under Rosina's chaperonage, for hours in the sun and being fand had fallen in love with the lazy......why, I love it, and you place. know it."
"Rose said she'd put up The young husband grinned at You won't know the shack, it's so curtains," Tom said, cheerfully. very likable when dressed up for you," her. He was that smile crinkled up his sun- browned fuce with its crown of fair, curling hair.
to
i
DEW
"If you've changed one stick or stone of it," Gypsy warned him im- pressively, "I'll never speak to you "So you're satisfled, woman, are again. It was perfect as it was.' you!"
Tom drove, one-handed fashion. "You're darn shouting I am." His free arm held his small wife It was just as well Mrs. Morell in its curve. They left houses be wasn't around,
hear her hind. left the winking Hghts of daughter's choice of words. villages, after thoir aimple meal: The ferry bumped into the slip they smalled the sweet scent of and Tom drove expertly off into the pine and salt water, of hay drying, downtown streets of the city. In the fields. They would cross another bridge, "Mmmmm and find one of the main arteries Gypsy. "Don't you love it?" which led down Long Island, and We're almost there."
"
•
That
WAB
They turned into the dirt road
they would stop when they were tired, some hours later, at a plea-and bumped over it gallantly. The annt little inn they knew, half way moon made a track on the waters down, for dinner. They planned to just ahead. reach the bench house before mid- night. There everything had been put in readiness for them by Tom's elder sister, Rosina, who had a summer place several miles away, hold. The Wading Hollow place, cabin
"Home, Mrs. Weaver, ma'am." The little house waited for them. dark and silent and welcoming.
Tom carried her over the thres-
(To be continued.)
SWAN, CULBERTSON & FRITZ.
Investment bankers and brokera in securities and commodities
Daily New York and London Stock Exchange Service. Commodity Futures on the principal American markets.
Members aft
New York Cotton Exchange Chlengo Board of Trade.
Commodity Exchange, Inc.
(Silver, Rubber, Silk Copper, Hides and Tin). New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange.
Correspondents for Haydon, Stone & Co.
Tolophones: 30244, 30245, 30246. Cable Address: Swanstock 9, Queen's Road Central
(Corner of Ice House Street).
ON BEHALF OF
THE BRITISH EMPIRE
CANCER CAMPAIGN
23RD MAY
KASHMIR
SILK
STORE
GIVING-AWAY
PRICES
OPPOSITE QUEEN'S
THEATRE
SPRUNG
FASHIONS
In Spring a girl's mind is an open book-sho needs a new jacket.
FAR EASTERN INVESTMENTS & SECURITIES TRADING CO.
WE TRADE IN RUBBER SHARES Quotations issued daily.
Exchange Building. Rooms 313, 314, 316,
Tol. 32240.
'