HONGKONG'S TRADE GAINS MARKEDLY
The Imports and Exports Department (Statistical Branch) reports that. the combined values of imports and exports of merchandise (excluding Treasure) na declared during the month of Februnry, 1938, totalled $79.9 millions (£4.9 millions) ne compared with $69.4 millions (£1.3 millions) in February, 1937. In terms of local currency the total visible trade of the Colony (excluding Treasure) increased by 15.1% in February, 1938, as compared with February, 1937, and by 14.0% in terms of sterling.
Imports of merchandise In. Cuba February, 1930 totalled $41.4 millions'
(12.0 millions) as compared with Denmark $38.5 millions (C2.4 millions) in C. America
February, 1937, and exports $38.5
millions (£2.4 millions) as compared
with $30.4 millions (£1.9 millions). Egypt
Imports of merchandise in
February,
1938 increased by 7.5% in France .... terms of local currency, and by 6.3%
in terms of sterling. Exports of Indo-China' merchandise in February, 1938 in-
creased by 24.0% in terms of local Germany currency, and by 20.3% in terms of sterling.
Holland
During the first two months of 1038 imports of merchandise totalled Italy .... $103.1 millions (£6.4 millions) as compared with $78.3 millions (£40 Japan millions) in the corresponding period
THE "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MARCH 214 1988.
Held, Fined By Church Needs
Japanese
Hakodate, Mar, 20. The Captain of the Soviet ship Kuznetsenov was yesterday fined Yen 1,500 by the local Court on charges of having violated the de- fence secrets and shipping laws,
The captain had, until yesterday, been held in the local prison since he was arrested on February 19 after his ship had been detained and closely guarded in the Taugarn for- tined zone in Amori Prefecture. He pleaded that he was seeking shelter from a severo mowstorm,
Financial Aid
Committee Of Union Church Reports
ACTIVITIES REVIEWED
CHURCH BOMBED
German Wounded In
Easy to
Linyi Attack Acquire-
Hard to
Hankow, Mar. 20,
A Central News Agency report states that Japaneso planes bombed the German Catholic Church at An excess of expenditure over in- come of approximately $3,000, due Linyi, in south-eastern Shantung, on principally to repairs, is mentioned Wednesday: A German was wound- in the Committee's report
on the ed Union Church, Ilongkong, for pre-
Swastikas were painted on the roof sentation at the annual meeting, of the Church United Press.
REFUGEES KILLED which will be held in the Church The vessel was carrying 33 pas-Hall on Thursday, út 9 pan. sengers, eight of whom were women, when her presence in prohibited The report of the Committee, of waters was discovered by Japanese which Mr. S. V. Boxer is the Chair- 9,470
fishing boats, Gendarmes boardedman, is as follows: (6,823) the vessel and after examination do- 18,800 talned the captain.—Reuter, 92,140 (113,607)
(-) 27,790
(417,502)
(0,300)
370
17,013
(15,723)
(11,301)
210,380
086,605
(107,141) (137,713)
+
2,380,029 1,450,970
Chow Wan
of 1937: and exports $77.8 millions Kwong (£4.8 millions) as compared with
(£4.0 millions). $00.0 millions (
Imports of merchandise increased Macao ....... by 31.7% in terms of local currency,
and by 30.05. In terms of sterling: Norway exports increased by 10.7% in terms
of local currency, and by 20.0% in Neth, East. terms of sterling.
Indies
The following table shown com- Philippines parative imports and experts of
merchandise during each of the two|| Portugal months of 1938 as compared with
the corresponding months of 1937 and Slam 1930, in $'s and 's sterling (in millions):
cles:
112,582 (37,000) 1,084,128 .(2,233,687)
137,403
(137,503)
17,032 (13,020)
2,756,475
(014,770)
(1,075)
Points of view by travellers the 934,504
Dominions and Colonies,
9.0 London Relay-'Empire change'.
400,209 (238,134)
96,255 (68,737)
44,280
(24,034)
and
with
to
Tsaohslen, Mär. 2. Four Chinese refugees in the church were killed and 13 seriously wounded. More than 10 missiles were released on the church com- pound, setting about 20 houses on fire.
hoisted above two buildings "ut" "the
no desire
During the year under review, the increased enthusiasm for Union
According to one of the priests, n Church has continued. Undoubtedly the ministry of the Rev. Mackenzie large German national cusign was painted on the root of the church, Dow has to a large extent been re- RADIO BROADCAST
sponsible, and the Committee wishes and two huge German flags were to record its sincere appreciation of time of the bombing. In his opinion, (Continued from Page 7.) the concientious and successful man the Japanese raiders must have de
ner in which the Minister has under-liberately dropped the bombs in spite Radio Programme Broadcast by taken his duties.
of the conspicuous German emblem. Owing to Flect movements (2,000,054) (1,582,038)ZEK on a Frequency of 640 Klocy-
The German Embassy in Japan, 1,002,018 .... 1,787,036
transfer of troops to Shanghat, our the priest stated, has been informed (2,155,836) (200,725) 8.03
Schubert Compositions In-Sunday Evening Socials have had to of the outrage and asked to demand 432.830
1,248,802 cluding Quartet "Death And The be abandoned temporarily for lack of of the Japanese Government an in- (416,570)
support. This, we hope, is a pass-demnity, punishment of the Japanese 127) Maiden."
ing phase due
to the unfortunate allers concerned 84.032
Minor.... Quartet No. 14 In D
and a guarantee (218,300)
(20,661)
Roth String Quartet (Roth, Antal, and uncertain conditions prevailing against the reoccurrence of similar
time. Once things Incidents. Central News. 1,423,077 174,002 Molnar & Scholz): Lied Aus Wien at the present (4,773,821) (2,201,014) (Willner-Reichert-Schubert).... Ell have settled down, which we trust sabeth Schumann (Soprano); Mo-will be soon, we hope to restart our
Socials. 425,041 309,324 ment Musicale In A Fiat Major, Op. (407,70%)
No. (833,000) 94,
Wilhelm G....
Bockhaus It is regrettable that the New Ter-that Union Church members and ad- 902,730 2,007,635
ritories (Plano):
(Goethe-
Society's renta themselves have Evangelisation
that such a slep be taken. It is (085,271) (1,057,281) Schubert, Op. 1).... Alexander Kip- work is suffering through lack of hoped, therefore, that a generous re-
Der Erikonig
support. During nis, (Bass); (Gerald Moore at the financial 65,643 Piano);
1037 sponse will be made during the cur- Serenade; The (15,383)
conjunction Rosebud; Union Church in
rent year by such as have the in- 422,318 fork! Hark! The Laric....Eisic Sud-Kowloon Union Church
promised (787,368)
7,308) doby (Soprano) with Piano accomp. give $1,000 per annum, towards the lerests of Union Church at heart.
Owing to his departure from the salary of a native pastor, to cover by 041,851 Gerald Moore.
Ex-the various Churches on the main-Colony, the Church in losing the ser- land. This Is a definite commit-vlees of Mr. Nell Drummond who has fromment and not merely an ideal and we acted as Hon. Treasurer for some
shull require
to see that it is carried years past. The Committee desires 9.15 Concert Wallzen..
out. Unfortunately, owing to varl-to express its grateful appreciation of Souvenir Fleuri
(Composer Un-ous circumstances, not the least of his services. Mr. W. L. Alexander
which is
the heavy expenditure in-has kindly consented known); Coeur Ardent (Composer
Nullo Romani and His curred during the year, reference to vacancy caused by his departure. Unknown)....N Orchestra with Hawaiian Guitar; In which will be made later, we have (10,849)enes
Night (From
It possible to implement Dreamy streicher'); Evening On The Rhine our promise this year. (-)
Mr. (Willy Richartz)...Orchestra Mas-
and Mrs. Shaw have once 2,058
cotte: The Last Drops (Kratzl). agoin carned our grateful thanks for (8,587) · (-) 0,053,548
3,075,077
Magyari Imre Es Ciganyzenekara their work in the Sunday School. The (Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra).
Committee wishes to record its sincere A jumble sale was held (1,783,100) (3,076,052)
9.30 London Relay The News. appreciation of their services and re- Spring, the proceeds of which were 413,334 141,594
3.50 Light Orchestral.
gret that
hat owing to their departure sent to Quarriers' Homes, Scotland, (200,009) (113,202) Petroncila (Arr. Diack); Strip from the Colony, the Church has to and Pearson's Fresh Air Fund, Eng- Commodities
The Willow (Arr. Dlack)....Scot-lose two of its most valued servants. and. For the first time for many
Dance Orchestra con- tish
Country
Miss Hutchinson of the London Mis years, there was no jumble sale, the values of Imports and exports by mala groups of commo Merrilees (Arr.
ducted by J. Michael Dlack; Meg slonary Society has kindly consented reason being that the clothes, etc., receive for that Dlock)....Scottish to undertake the work of the Ken-which we usually $42,472,714 $39,301,028 dities (including Treasure), during Country Dance Orchestra conducted nedy Road Sunday School,
instead to the Exports
the month of February, 1938 are Feb. 1938 Feb. 1937
by J. Michael Diack,
for refugees from Shanghai. given below,
At Taikoo, the Sunday School has camps were sent with the figures Merchandise. $38,151,024 $30,904,072 February, 1937 In brackets:
10.0 London Relay-And So Tongala been opened under Mrs. Nim- Two bridge and mahjong drives The Gardens'. $12,077,964 $ 2,228,179
mo, At present there are about 10 were held--one in February, and the Import Exports
Some glimpses of London's old children. At Stanley.
Sunday other in October; both of which also been pleasure gardens-Vauxhall, Rane School has $51,420,588 $33,132,851
start-proved very successful, socially and 4,100
Inga, Marylebone, Cremorne-which ed by Mrs. (Dr.) Shaw, which at inancially." At the October drive Monthly Fluctuations
(0,770)
were the resort of all the Town a present has about 15 children, in work done by the members of the 360,240
hundred years ago and more. Writ-cluding chlidren of all denominations. Guild was shown, and a useful sum (277,494) ten and arranged by Ernest Short There is a possibility that the num-of money accrued from the
sale 609,268 and S. E. Reynolds. Programme pro-ber of children nt Kennedy Road will thereof. During September and (338,338) duction by Pascoe Thornton.
be greatly increased this year, by the October some of the members of 001,728
children of the Royal Scots Regiment. Shanghai Union Church attended our (1,102,205)
Guild meetings and the drive, SPECIAL SERVICES
Flowers were provided, as usual, Special services were held in the throughout the year, for the decorn- Church on St. Andrew's Sunday and tion of the Church and the Churci 1,725 Anzac Memorial Sunday. We wish Hall. The Ladies' Committee
S. America
Importa
Exports 1030 1931 1930 1930 1937 108 133.7 39.9 61.7 23.9 34.2 30.4 Swoden
January
February
41.4 24.9 30.9 263 Switzerland $30.4 38.0 £ 2.0 2.4 2.0 10 10 2.4 The following table shows parative figures of imports and ex- Spain
com-
ports of Merchandise and Treasure during the months of February, 1938 U. S. A. and February, 1937:
Imports
Feb. 1938 Feb. 1937 Merchandise. $41,399,890 $38451,291 | Treasure ... $ 1,073,824 $
Total:-
Treasure
Total:-
030,767
Olbers
The total
Animals,
(2,100,345) (1,082,833)
37,95-1 (236,729)
41,711
602,200 Live.....
(553,185) Building...
848.113 Materials (487,008) Chemicals & 581,900
Drugs
(732,424) Chinese ....
1,310,743 Medicines (1,876,427)
- Since February, 1937 monthly values of imports of merchandise into Hongkong fluctuated from a low Hongkong dollar value (38.5 mil- Hons) in February, 1937 to a high of 04.7 millions in September, 1937: whilst export values fluctuated from. a low of $30,9 millions in February, 1937 to
high
of $45.8 millions December, 1937,
Details are given below, with the Fuels sterling equivalents,
monthly at
21
rates of exchange, In brocitels:
Imports
Dyeing Materials
In Foodstuffs
1037 February $30,431,261 $30,904,072
(£3,076,300)
$40,110,388 Metals (£2,475,033) $50,004,336 $38,010,728
Minerals (£2,380,074) Ores $50,180,072 $36,190,25! Nuts &
(£3,070,352)
(£3,058,397) (£2,205,380) Seeds.... $54,905,530 $38,231,120 (£3,380,701) (£2,350,577) Oils & Fats
September $04.710,003
$39.430,097
October
(£4,010,700) (£2,414,452) $51,792,305 $13,585,875
Paints
(£3,210.048) (£2,701,416) Paper
November $50,075,204 $45,224,324
072,230 (454,193)
$
for
1.10 Close Down.
300,161 Indigo (Art),. (404,100) Mangrove 0,239,703 8,728,721 Bark
(10,593,883) (7,091,315) Sopan Wood
173,110 Liquors
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Don't hoard Moth Eggs, Grit
the Seaforth Highlanders for music | Children's Christmas party in DeLand Grime in your Carpets, Rugs, 36,317 rendered on these
At this party Mr. and Mrs. occasions. The cember.
Clothing, Drapes, Loose Covers, presented with a 5,728 Church was also used by members of R. L. Show were
of the etc. You do if you permit them 704 the German community for Christ-small cheque, by members
mus Service and their Memorial Day Ladies' Committee, as a token of ap-
preciation of all their valuable work to go into storage without clean- 66,807 Service. 153,023
In the annual reports by the Cam-for the Sunday School and Church, Ing.
stay In Hongkong. 85,480mittee in recent years, a warning had during their
Refreshments was provided, 610,148 been given that some time in the near
94,082 future the Church would be compell- usual, for the Sunday Evening Social
1.184ed to undertake extensive repairs, it Hour for Servicemen.
During the year under review, the 4.132 only to preserve the structure of its
buildings. During the year under sum of $200 was contributed to the matter became so seri-Hongkong and New Territories Evan- this review,
gelisation Society, the Committce no ous as to leave 1,205niternative but to have the necessary repairs carried out. Very little had 63,729 been done in this respect during re- 118,500 cent years, apart from absolute ne-
cessities, owing to the financial posi
1,113
027
1,505
1,374,207
80,411 Foodstuffs
(070,988)
Exports
Hardware ..
Liquors
392,070
(43,372) Beans
20,548
175,660 Fresh Fish
21,024
(£1,011,422)
March
53,35.
(443,000)
307,10 (300,137)
સમય
(369,412) Shark Fins
1,411.
128,323
192 923)
Flour
(82,223)
April
$54,830,318
$40,085,001 Machinery & (£2,310,386) Engines $34,144,114 Manures
702,848
247,970 Poultry '. Head
(Wheat)
76,353
204,583
(901,220)
29,082
(£3,301,755) (22,111,778)
May
$40,843,843
4,013,660
(291,991) (319,103) Sugar
734.087 730,087
(212,006) Bacon & Ham lbs.
00,100
5,170,024
June
&
477.440 (301,900)
July
1,272,359
August
4,770,094 6,008,620
(0,308,323) (3,784,905) Potatoes.
1,742,018
Vegetables, Fresh (400,255)
Dried Ginger 725,205 (Fresh) (570,505) (308,755) Fuels Coal
007,848 100,001 2,145 4,342
123,900
1,673
Tons 30,031 (2,482,228) (4,533,515) Firewood Plouls 201,030
212,130
Rice
Piculs
Onions
►
W
-60,936
(205,243)
(118,864) Malt
1,005,864
721261
(1.095,585)
721,261 Liquors Gallons 21,440 (006,438) Spirits
13,814 3,241,507 Wines
4,358
10.049
*
Piculs 50,608
#1
•
249 5,920 8,537
16,825
24,364
1,244 1,334
(844,803)
251,200
Plculs
3,573 1,619
180,712 1,203,390 10,802 8,357
"
334
1,005
营官
0,007 1,700
51,420,588 Pleco Goods 139.132,851) Cotton
December $40,342,050
1938 January
Materials Tobacco
(£3,000,040) (£2,797,077) Piece Goods
$45,781,400 (£3,051,755) (£2,031,536) Railway $61,700,050 $30,363,561 (£3,024,118) (£2,439,721) $11,308,800 $38,451,024 (£2,565,860) (£2,303,200) Mean rate of exchange February, 1938: IKS 1s. 2%d.
February
Treasure
for Vehicles
Countries
Wearing The total values of imports and
Apparel. exports of merchandise by countries for the month of February, 1838 ore Sundries shown below, the figures for Febru- Bags ary, 1937 being given in brackets:
Imports Exports
U. K... 2,974,240
Australia
Electrical
Apparatus Hides
-
1,409,935 (2,420,203) (1,893,044)
413,925 247,345 Leather.... (1,208,000) (134,004) (All kinds)
(553,070) (220,320)
Burma....... 329,500 183,340 Matches
432,800 384,525
128752 Others
(414,204) (207,072)
13,604
80,080 Total
Canada
Ceylon
(32,023) (79,358)
E. Africa
India
10,480
British
Malaya
New
Zealand
L+
(5,037,808) (3,178,933) Native
14,008
14 для
(3,111)
524,813
04,000
Liquors Micials 902,940
ron & Steel Iron (619.910) (425,106) Bars Bare 1,073,824 12,077,064 Le
Lead, Pig (858,787) (2,220,179) Wire Nails 2,633,687 587,203 Tin Slabs
(320,137) (548,000) Tin Plates
Nuts & Seeds 148,454 1,090,107 Groundnuts Piculs (177,002) (1,140,323) | Melon Seeds
Pepper 112,271
220,733 Sesamum (442,852) (271,290) Seeds
tion of the Church. The disastrous 41,000 typhoon which struck the Colony on 8.308 September 2, did not avoid us and, in 1,073 common with most buildings in the. Colony, the Church buildings suffer- 19,043ed considerable damage. The cost of repairing this damage fortunately was covered by insurance. When 31.818 the extent of the damage was being 1,705 ascertained by our architects, the 3,045 necessity for extensive repairs, par- 11,104 tlcularly to the root of the Church 44,525 building, was shown to be of such an urgent nature that there was no B8,295 alternative to having these carried 2,023 out. Your Committee went fully 385 into the matter and come to the con- clusion that apart from this urgent 4,732 work, the time had now cone when ing of 813 the renovating and redecorating
the Church buildings could no longer 8,825 be postponed and would require to
The at once. be carried out
total 200 cost of the repairs and renovations
to 5,830 nmounted $0,772.49, of which 1,102 $2,340.18 was recovered by Insurance. 378 The Church had no funds or re- 21,744 serves on which it could draw to 53,507 meet this heavy expenditure. An op
peal was therefore issued to those Pleces 104,081 54,835 who, it was felt, would be interested Yards 3,033,058 1,098,010 in the Church, rather than Yards 60,447 7,021
572,303 058,761 Other Seeds,, (212,137) (510,737) Olla & Fats
301,007 $33,690 Petrol. Gallons
(014,003) (503,030) Kerosene
40,000 Lard
(200,007) (03.737) Parafin Wax
85,445
(au,542)
3,072,294
93.201
201 Cocoonut Oil
0,092) Linseed Oll
3,429,685 Pennut Oil
(4,308,557) (3,303,702) Wood Oil
0,520 The following comparative table (77,244) (14,040) slows the quantities of certain of the Sultings 005,264 241,700 chlef commodities imported Into Union Cloth (033,143)
(461,078) Hongkong during the months of Silk Pleco 1,013,200
| February, 1937 and February, 1938:
Plcula Goods (700,603)
Feb. 1937 Feb. 1038 Art. Silk 42,100 Animals, Live
ibs. Yarn (49,095) Cattle
Head 3.713 3,141 Tobacco €8,051 Phits
.14,724
lbs. 14,401 Cigarettes (71,676) Building Materials
Foreign Bricks &
Tobacco (65,089
Pieces 1,354,102 048,083 Native 29,969 Cement Piculs 89,000 117,074
Tobacco (69,593) | Gines Sq. Ft. 1,187,502 021,020 Kaw 204,003
Piculs 2,081 1,100 Tobacco (279.070) Timber
Cu. Ft. 159,840 Chemicals & Drugs
Acids
Plculs Alum Alum
(4,617) B. N. Borneo, 105,013
(106,111) 100,660 (0,117)
S. Africa
W. Africa
W. Indies
Br. Empire Other
(22,104)
(158)
43,334
Belgium
617,120 (485,405)
Chine,
North 6,681,930
Tiles
*
"
· 1,800
21,597
28,801 appeal to the public of Hongkong. 9,737 The response was gratifying, appro
ximately $3,800 being raised by the 315 close of the financial year. The Com- 463
mittee also desires to express its 62,300 30,000 thanks to Mr. W. L. Alexander who carried out the work in connection 213,982 124,305 with the appeal and to whom, in no
small measure, its success was due. 4,780
POSITION UNSATISFACTORY 45,009
We still have a long way to go bo- the fore the Anancial position of 857,805 Church can be considered satisfac- tory. The accounts for the year to 330,242 December 31, 1937, show an excess of expenditure over income of $3,055.02. 0,090
principally due to the heavy expendi- 2,154 ure on repairs, ole. This la û seri- ous position and one which must be and ad- 2,607 realised by all members
herents of Union Church,, Your 4,787 Committee is reluctant to call upon the public generally in Hongkong to 1,300 help us in our dimculty, as it fenis
1,079
3,821
$49
708,402 144,120 877,402 | Sundries
Gunnies Pieces 1,079,901 Ficula 10,000 1,084 Hides
440 Leather (Solo) 1,705 Mats 6,770 unde (Others) Bales
1,820
3,445
74540) 4,848 * (Chinese) Picule 67% Common
8.745
1,141 Soap,
2,020
Powder Boda
Ash China, Middle" 872,117 2,884,772 Dyeing & Tanning Misterista pazzo Paper-
(684,130) (1,047,892) Betelnuts South 7,443,6737,857,935 Cutch
(0,201,028) (8,157,23) Gambler
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