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The
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SHARE PRICES
The following is the list of local share quotations issued this morning
H.K. Bank, $1,545 m.
Banks
H.K. Bank, (Lon. Reg.), 201 n. Chartered Banks, £12 n. Mercantile Bank, A. and B. £28 n. Mercantile Bank, C., £14 n. East Asin Bank, $86 n
Insurances
Canton Ins., $270 b.
Union Ins., $520 b.
China Underwriters, $24.
HK, Fire In., $233 n.
Douglas, $US
Shipping
n.
HK. Steamboats, $23% n Indo-Chinas (Prof.), $51 n. Indo-Chinas (Del.), $24 n. Shell Benrer, 803 n.
Union Waterboats, $8.90 n.
Docks etc.
n.
H.K, & W. Wharves, $133 b. H.K. & W. Docks, $21.70 n. H.K. & W. Docks (new), $21 n. H.K. & W. Docks Rts. $11 d. Providents (old), $3.40 Providents (new), $3.30 n. New Engineerings, Sh. $4.05 m. Shanghal Docks, Sh. $90 n. Kailan Mining Adm., 18/41⁄2 n Raubs, $84 b.
Venz:
Goldfield, $4 n.
Mines, 11 ets, b.
Hongkongino Mining
Aniamoks, P.
50 50.
Atoks, P.-- Bagulo Gold, Banguet Consol, P.
Benguet Explor. -
Big Wedge, P.
Coco Groves, P. 51 sa. Mines, P.
Cont. 34 50.
E. Mindanao, P.-
Gumaus G'fields, P.
Ipe Gold. P.
IX.L. P. 70 sa.
Itogons,
P.
Masbate Consols., P. -
Min. Resources, P. — Northern Min., P. ---
Paracate Guinaus, P. 19 sa. Salacot
P. 45 sa.
Son,
P.
Consul
F. 17 50.
Suvo paracales, P.-
Lands, Hotels, etc..
11, and S. Hotels, $0.70 b.
H.K. Lands, $37 6.
H.K. Lands,, 4% Deben $100 b. S'hai Lands, Sh. $0 n.
Humphrin Lands, Sh.-
$9 1
H.K. Realties, $5.15 b. Chinese Estates, $90 b
Chino Realties, Sh. --- China Debent,
Pubila Utilities
b and sn.
II.K. Tramways, $10 Peak Trams (old), $7 b Peak Trams (new), 33% n. Star Ferrise, $8511⁄2 n.
Yuumat! Ferries (old), $24.90 r.
China Light (old), $11% b. China Light (new), $0 s.
HK. Electric, $594 b.
the
signed on Friday, the 6th May, 1938, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of General Agents, together with a atatement of Accounts for the year ended the 31st December, 1937.
To the Editor,
ground.
the s
any DI
Beat Mui-Tsai In Temper
of
POLICE RESERVE
ORDERS
OLD OFFENDER GAOLED AGAIN
Caught attempting to steal some- thing from the pocket of a passenger in a tramenr yesterday, Tsu Man, 20, was arrested and this morning sen- Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H.tericed to six months" hard inbour.
of Police, were King, Commissioner
He was put under polico supervi sion for two years. issued to-day as follow:
Tsui appeared before Mr. H. R. CHINESE COMPANY
Butters at the Central Magistracy and Strength. Constable R23 Kong admitted three previous convictions sign from the Chinese Company, as bern in Hongkong. Ka-yan has been permitted to re- for larceny from the person. He was
Inspector A. V. Baker prosecuted.
from Italy daily (since ceous intency on the ported by the defendant's wife, ai 224 | from April 5, 1938.
of
A fine of $10 was imposed on Lo ITALIAN BROADCAST landlords' minimum expectation of a
rate of interest perforce falls to the Chok-man, 33, proprietor of the IN ENGLISH
Kwong Cheong Hing Engineering Up to this point these comments Firm when he was convicted by Mr. have been mainly critical. A fenal-Q A. A. Macfadyen at Kowloon blo
suggestion might, however, be Magistracy this morning of assaulting Hongkong Telegraph.
permitted. Even though. It offers no 17-year-old mul-tsat by beating her Sir-1 shall feel much obliged implementation of the Committee's with the handle of a feather-duster. you will kindly bring to the notice of recommendations it might go some
Mr. H. W. Fraser, Inspector your readers the folowing informa- way towards assisting tenants and at ul Tsal, said the girl was employ tion:
no1 should curb some time A news bulletin In English is
Chengatawan Road. On April 20 Training Course-Part II. The landlords. The suggestion I defendant asked the girl to tell his undermentioned members brondenst
a Cadet officer
the April 18) from short wave station have in mind is that a 2-RO on a wave length of m.25.4 and with at least one assistant be second- the incur to bring the ear around to Chinese Company will attend Chinese JAPAN CONSERVES
the front. The girl did so, but forgot Company Headquarters for Part il of from medium wave station Roma 2ed to a department of Goncalvin to tell defendant that she had do- Training Course on Tuesday, April METAL FOR WAR
20 at 0.15 p.m.:-Constables R72 for full in Aivered the message,
Fong Hing, R82 Stern Ho, Rio Yuen ninnner the This angered defendant who onc Sul Tang, R84 Lau Hung-kom, R into protective legislation, If it
machinery. for imme-arms and legs with a feather.dusic. Two days later the girl made a should be found, as I am firmly con- vinced it will, that remedial mea-report at the Secretariat for Chinese sures are urgently called for.
Affairs. Certain glaring cases of extortion of recent date have been brought to my notice. Here are a few
on a wavelength of m.200.
createst
for the
from
In this
at
in-
the
The broadcast will take place
from & Meet should be
provided with down to her room and lashed at her Yu Shlu-tung, 189 Hung Woonmazze
both stations from 7.10 p.m. to 7.30 p.m., Italian time.
The Italian Consulate General Won be pleased to receive information on the reception.
It. Italian Consul General,
G. Pagano di MELITO.
the no dinte
The Rents Commission Sir,The Government's acceptance. of the Commission's findings and its recommendations is a natural corol- appointment of the lary of the
In the absence of a Commission. full-dress debate by the Legislative Council on the report there is the
This fer Booka will be closed from the in the official altitude. 22nd April to the 6th May, 1938, and mild "Aye" in answer to
question "Those in favour say:
favour say: 'Aye'" both days inclusive.
is difficult of understanding, unless JARDINE, MATHESON & it be that the unofficial members of
CO., LTD.
the offer by the tenant to pay an in- Upon the receipt of a notice to quit. crease to rent from
100 to $128, Not accepteri. da $60 $110. The raising of the reni tram
da
do
10
do
The Share Register and Trans- implication of unofficial acquiescended to ad infinitum.
General Agents. Hongkong, 13th April, 1938.
MANILA SHARES
The following business done quota tions were received after the close
office:
Antamok
Atok
Business Done
Unquoted Unquoted
Prices in Pesus
Baguio Gold
Benguet Consolidated Coro Grove.
Consolidated Mines
Unquoted .50 Unquoted Unquoted 70 Unglisted Unquated 45
Unploted Unquoted
"the
12 to § 10. $20$33. 85130.
$100 $300, $100 $175.
As time goes on this list might be
J. P. Braga,
Council are unanimously in favour CHINESE LINES STILL of the Commission's reasonings to the total exclusion of the tenants' case.
The Constitution of the Colony does not permit of sectional or geogra-
.
an
Tokyo, Apr. 25. An order to conserve pig-iron, R75 J. Anthony Yim, and R93 Shiu which is essential for war material, is Hung-yuen.
made by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry- to-day, which Inspection Parade. All ranks of the Chinese Company will parade at nounces new regulations for restrict- Central Police Station on Thursday, Ing the use of metal for the manufac Mr. P. M. Hodgson pleaded guilty May 6 at 5.30 p.m. for a general in- ture of cast-iron articles,
The new rules are applicable on on behalf of the defendant, and ex-spection of equipment etc., by the been Uniform, Cap with White Cover
Company Commander, Dress-White May 15. committed in a At of temper.
The makers of iron braziers, ash plained that the assault had
Belt girl had been well treated for
with Brace, Truncheon, "Pocket trays, and iron poles will be among Pollceman" number of years.
and note-book to be those affected by the new regulations, corried. The Equipment Officer will |--Reuter. After defendant had been fined, make a point of being present. the girl was placed in charge of the S.C.A.
HOLD FIRM
(Continued from Page 1)
b
phical representations on the Counterday morning, and that mopping up cil. The objections to the former operations continued in the town all mode of representation are ne-day.
worn and threadbare. No purpose Occupation of the city was on- will be achieved in a discussion of nounced late in the evening-Reuter, the
question at the moment, but the
30
ADMITS THEFT,
GOES TO GAOL
The
JL
j
INDIAN COMPANY
$5,000,000 RURAL CREDIT
Strength. The undermentioned | members have been taken on the
Canton, April 25, sirength of the Indian Company, as A total of $5,000,000 will be set from April 4, 1938. Constables R230 aside by the Kwangtung Provincial Balwant Singh, 11232 Khan Mohamed, Bank as credit loans for rural re- 1235 A. A. R243 A
R240 S.
R262 money will mainly be used to increase
Telling the constable who searched F. Moham 238 G. Mahamed. construction purposes this year. The
in Stubbs Road on Saturday that he had stolen the clock and articles
arrested.
of clothing he was carrying. Chan Shing, 30, unemployed, tailor,, was
This morning Chan was charged| Magistrney and sentenced to before Mr. H. R. Buiters at Central four months hard labour. He had a pre- vious conviction.
CRANE FALLS INTO CARGO JUNK
R254 Med Din, the production of Kwangtung's food-
R285 A. Singh, R288 H.
G.
R203 stuffs. Central News.
Singh, and R204 A. Rehman. examillation in Part II of Training Uniform,
Training-Course......... Part 11.
An
Cap with White Cover, Course will be held at the Indian Belt with Brace, Truncheon, "Pocket Company Headquarters on Monday, Polleeman and note-book to be 25 at 5.13 p.m. under Chief carried. The Equipment Oficer, will Apri
·W. R. Cheslerwoods, make a point of being present. Inspector Principal, Pollee Training School,
undermentioned The The
FLYING SQUAD members will nilcnd:Constables R207 Karam Khan,
of the morning mession by Swan. rents lasue serves to demonstrate, us "Mopping Up" Proceeding Culbertson & Fritz trom their Manliant no time has been demonstrated
R211 S. Aras, R210 Nur Instructional Patrol. An instruc-- before within my recollection, the
Peiping, April 25.
Ahmed, R220 M. R. Malik, R221 tional patrol for members of the defects of system which
Halcin A Japanese spokesman announced
All, R242 perpetuntes
A. Aziz,
R215 Flying Squad will be carried out on taxation without representation. late yesterday that the Japanese had
Feroz Khan, R223 Firdos Khan, and Friday, April 29. All members will Hong Kong's revenue for 1838 has captured Tancheng.
south of miles
R270 Mir Waili Khan.
parade at Central Police Station at been budgetted at $30,254,920. Is Linyi, and 15 miles north of the Lung-
Training Course-Part I. All re- 5.15 p.m. Dress While Uniform, and receipts from assessed laxes are hal railway. The place was 30 miles
cruits of the Indian Company will Cap with White Cover. estimated to yield $6,000,000 exclusive cast-north-east of Tulerchwang.
The crew of cargo junk No. 2265V attend No. 2 Police Station on Tues-
EMERGENCY UNIT RESERVE of the
New Territories; they are He said that at dawn all the gates was fortunate to escape without any day, April 26 at 5.30 p.m. for Part I peeled 10
amount
unt to much inore, and the walls had been captured, and serious injuries when they were of Training Course under P.S.R. 274 1st Aid Instructions. First Ald the people who pay the larger that mopping up operations had loading cargo alongside the Kowloon Mehdi Khan.
Instructions will be given by In- share of this colossal contribution almost
11.30 at been completed."--United Canton Railway whart
Inspection Parade. All ranks of spector (TL) W V. Field at the must be content without a voice of Press.
yesterday morning. According to the the Indian Company will attend Cen-EUR. Club on Friday, April 29 at profcat in the counsels of Govern-
master, Chan Tai, the crane and its tral Police Station on Wednesday, 5.30 p.m. All members are requested ment when their interests Arc SO
load of muchinery, which weighed May 4 ut 5.30 pm, for a general into attend. vitally affected as in the present rents
over five tons, toppled into the junk,spection of equipment etc., by the discussion,
smashing the mast.
Company Commander, Dress-Whitel
Demonstration
1.X.......
Mine Operation Paracale Gumaus
San Mauricio
Suyat
United Poracolo
The tone of the market:--Very dull.
Macao Electric, $17 n.
m.
Sandakan Lights, $14 Telephone (old). $27 b. Telephone (new), $10.60 b. China Buses, Sh.
Singapore Tractions, 25/- n. Singapore Pref., 25/- n.
Industrials
Cald: Macy. (old), Sh. $14% n. Cald: Mecg. (Pret.), Sh. $12% n. Canton Ices. $1.70 n. Cementa, $17.30 b. and so, H.K. Ropes, $4.60 n.
Stores, &c.
$2414 b.
Dalry Farm, $241
Watsons, $8 n.
Lane Crawfords, $9.40 b. and sa. Sinceres, $2.20 n.
Wing On (H.K.), $49 n.
William Powell, Ltd., 70.cls. n. Cotton Mills
Ewo Colton, Sh. $14% n. S'hal Cotton (old), Sh. $74 n. Zoong Sings, Sh.
Wing On Textiles, Sh. $38 b.
Miscellaneous
H.K. Entertainments, $6% n. Constructions, $1
Vibro Piling, $532 n.
B.
Ch. Govt. 4% 1925 G3Bds., 734% 1.
n.
H.K. Govt. 4% Loan 6% prm. n.
1.K. Govt. 34% Loan 2% prm. Wallace Harpers, $10 n.
Marsmana Ins, (Lon), s/- 12/0 n.
the
This rambling thought occurs by
way.
The paramount note at this is to elucidate how the Government's proposal to watch the balance of immigration and emigra- tion figures is going to help victimised tenants.
If it is seriously contended that the police
figures are going to help, then the least that can be said is that Government makes admission of its own error in abandoning the once authorized weekly publication of statistics of immigration and emigra-
tion.
Japanese Flanking Movement Checked
Talerchwang, Apr. 25. Continuous fierce assaults by the combined Japanese infantry, artillery und mir forces throughout yesterday and the evening before failed to dislodge the Chinese positions run- ing in a semi-circular line to the enst and west of the Tientsin- Pukow railway,
Abandoning hope of crushing the Iron-clad Chinese defences north of Talerchwang and marching through the battered town to wipe out the memory of their earlier defeat the to be Japanese command seems
hsien a few days ago, is now advanc- ing on Tsinghua and Hsinyang.- Central News.
I have written advisedly, since I resorting to its favoured tactics of do not admit that the numbers of another flanking movement by incoming and outgoing inhabitants of shifting the main forces for a bid on the Colony are going to be of any Pethalen and Tancheng, 90 kilometres material assistance towards a solution to the cast.
Chinese Hold Their Own
Hankow, April 25, The Japanese offensive in south Shantung which Is being carried on Linyi-Teaochwong road southwards over a front of 50 kilonicires from the
in the direction of the Lunghai-rail- way, was in full swing yesterday,
The Chinese, however, offered the most stubborn resistance to the said to and are Japanese advance have succeeded in recapturing "Sze- huchen, north-east of Talerchwang of the pressing problem of excessive To forestall the Japanese attempt, which had been taken
the by close contact has been secured be- Japanese Saturday afternoon. The force of this argument is easily tween the Chinese right wing on the The Chi
claim demonstrated. Since the publication Talerchwang front and the Chinese of the Commission's report many forces north of Pelhsien and north- permanent residents have received weal of Tancheng. eviction orders. These legal notices
rents,
to
to
Holding Ground
on
likewise Chinese have recaptured Chuchen, situated about 10 kilometres south-west of Linyi. The Japanese are stimullane- ously continuing their attempts in Yision to break the belt of Chinese troops surrounding them in order to
be able to advince south-east and to
unite with Japanese troops coming
from Linyi,
At Hanchwang the fighting is also continuously use exceedingly bitter. The Japanese artllery to bom- bard the Chinese positions on the
Lunghai railway was overloaded yesterday with Chinese troops trains.
Marsmans Ins. (H.K.), / 3/10 b. proveduction in rents? They Japanese at Ylhsien opened a heavy/south of the Grand Canal.
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The
Shanghal ....... Bangkok and Swntow Straits
Military observers conclude from this that in a few days the Chinese will exert their entire strength in an attempt to held up the Japanese ad- vance in order to shield the Lunghai-
railway.Transocean.
to quit have in some cases been given after the helpless submission by tenants to exorbitant Increases in line broke out yesterday and early Sporadic Oghting throughout the rent. Let it be assumed that the this morning, with the Chinese firm immigration figures have been static, ly holding their ground.- Or even, for the Government's stronger argument, that emigration time, were
Fresh reements, at the same has exceeded immigration.
to strengthen the What, defence of the castern section of the therefore, are the official figures guing Lunghat railway,
Do they establish
the any
morning, Early yesterday for Bround should but they do not. Meanwhile attack on the Chinese positions north it is known for a fact that rents have of Nikow but were repulsed by the been increased, and in some enses Chinese troops. very much so. How then is Govern- Three thousand Japanese artillery ment going to disprove incontrover-and infantry forces, which launched tible
facts?
en offensive from the south-east of The communityemains in blissful Yihsien on Lienfangshan, to the ignorance
ance of the pallive for eviction north-west of Pelhsien, were routed without alternative accommodation. after a bitter struggle
the Coincidently, the taxpayers are in- Chinese forces which lasted four formed by another Commission that hours on the afternoon of April 23.- the maxima of rent payable by Central News. Government employees should not exceed 6% and 15%, respectively, of
Chengchow, April 25. salaries, according to class, Who will
Tsingfeng and Nanto in southern say that there is no difference be-
At Tehchow
Hopel, and Nethwang, in northern tween fish and tow? 80% of wages
Honan, near the Hopei border, have paid for rent in certain cases is in
Chengchow, Apr. 25. sufficient for speculative landlords awooping down
A strong force of Chinese guerillas, been recaptured by the Chinese forces. on the Japanese The Japanese troops In these towns wild squeal for 8% interest before nerodrome at Tehchaw, destroyed the have retired to Taming, north of the sympathetic high-placed listeners.. ell supplies storehouses in
Surprise Wel River, An Ice House Stroet gambler can raid on the night of April 22, be told that he deserves "to pay and In
m previous raid recently, it will give" for his hazardous speculation, be remembered, the Chinese forces A gambier in properly buying at succeeded in destroying a Japanese
the peak of the boom on borrowed money plane on the ground-Central News, is a virtuous investor who can calmly
with
Chinese Raiders
sit back and claim his B% on the Japanese Retreat From pretext that his was not a gamble but
www
a genuine investment
There are a few local companies
now
Chinese Recapture Hopei Towns
Only, a small number of Japanese remain at Lungwangmlão, on the south bank of the Wel River, in southem Hopel. They are being sur- rounded by the Chinese.
In central Hopel, the Chinese forces also recaptured Ankuo, Kaoyang, Hsiacheng and Wennn, between Tien- tsin and Paoting. Central News.
Chinese Successes, In Shansi
For
D'Artagnan
Kwelyang
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Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Hono- Pan American Airways Piano
Ital, and U.8.A., by the "Pan American Airways Direct Service"
duo San Francisco, 5th May
Wenhsien
Loyang, Apr. 25. whose share prices were once quoted Continual Chineso onslaughte at $120, $210, $45, and $40. Buyers forced the Japanese at Wenhsien, on at these rates bought their shores in the north bank of the Yellow River the halcyon days of Hongkong, be in northern Honan, to withdraw yea- fore the serious strike and boycott of terday, from the elty in the direction
Tungkwan, April 25. 1925. At 8% the Companies should of Hsinyang and Telugu to love
In surprise night attacks, the pay out in dividends
to-day
Shans have $9.ED, north. city of Wenhafen is now Chinese farces In $10.80, $3.00, and $3.20, respectively completely in the hands of the Chinese succeeded in recapturing Blangyuan, Shareholders have actually received again,
Llachslen and Hoshun in the eastern on the basis of last year's earnings: Peace and order have been restored part of the province. $2, $8.50, $0.00, and $1.25. In the to Menghalen, west of Wenhsien, Heavy casualties were. Inflicted on case of one Company four of the old which was recaptured by the Chinese the Japanese during these assaults. shares have shrunk to one of the new rec
recently. The people who had The Japanese at Siangyuan are now on capital reorganisation, through no vacated the town are now returning retreating towards Licheng to the cast, fault of the management or the in great numbers. The former with the Chinese closely following the Directorate. Bnd trade is the magistrate has also returned to red Meanwhile, the Chinese at Hoshun
hunting traitors
remnant Japanese Japanese of Can the evidence
The Japanese from Menghalen are Hardpressed, the Japanese af impressed the Commission be held moving in a northerly direction to Tainhalen, north-west of Blangyuan, gut as a cogent argument why 8% wards Hsinyang and are being close-are now retreating an easterly should be Inasted on as the least ly puratied by the Chinese direction: The Chinese's Have'renchukad kangad f distributable dividend? Unless The Chinese column which recap-ed a point in the immediate vicinity can be substantiated, the validity of turned Talyuan, north-west of Menge of the city-Central News
Shanghai and Japan
Arfoda April
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Reg.
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Apr. 28, 0 ́s.DR..
Thursday
Ord,
Chitral..Thurs., Apr. 28, 16.30-4.mi Swatow, Foochow and Tientsin. Kanchow..Thurs., Apr. 20, 10.30 am. Saigon, Ceylon, India, East and D'Artagnan
There, “Apr 28: South Africp, Egypt and Europs
G. P. 0. & K. P. 8. T Reg.. Apr. 28, 9,45 p.m..
Apr. 20, 30 p.m.
explanation for the heavy asprecia-sume his duties. A search party and Llachsien are mopping up the Marsellesidue Marsellies
11pt.
greatly
....
23th May wit
Ord
Air Mail fer” “Imperial, Airways Imperfal
Direct Service”—que London, Kih. *May}
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