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UNURUNG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

HEAD OFFICE: HONGKONG.,

AUTHORISEDY CAPITAL..... $50,000,000 |

COMMERCE AND FINANCE.

COMPANY REPORT,

ISNUED AND FULLY PAID UP $20,000,000 CHINA SUGAR REFINING CO... RESERVE FUNDS ----

STERLING... £4,500,000 SILVER...... 26,500,000

RESERVE LIABILITY OF $20,000,000

PROPRIETORS..muj

COURT OF DIRECTORS:

G, M.. Young, B-Chairman,

LIMITED.

BROKERAGE CASE.

CLAIM AGAINST ASIA BANK FAILS,

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE VICIOUS STER-LADDER.

„AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMBA

In

EXCHANGE

-kong,: March 10th, 191*

“On demand

Baak,

ire

3/7/16

"

30 day w'aightenme 14 montha', fight

· Credits/à ̈mionthi” sight .....3/4-38 Documentary, 4 months sight 3/4 | *On Parla

КЛАВ On demand -- Credits, & mouths' #ight ........ 1186 ' On demand...

On New Korg - -

On demand...'

Under the heading of "The On London Vicious Step Ladder the. Melbourne Argus says that in. 1819-14, the Customs and excise of Australia were receipts The accounts of the Chinn An interesting case involving a £14,978,000. This year, if the Sugar Refining Co., Ltd, for the question of brokerage was brought present rate of revenue be main- nearly year ended December 31, 1924 an, for hearing in the United tained, they will be have been closed, and after States Court for China, Shanghai, 238,000,000. Since the present deducting the balance brought when Mi. E. Gerecke an exchange tariff was introduced they have forward from the previous broker, sued the Asja Binking risen from £21,574,559 in 1910-20

to £35,872,000 in 1923-24. Langaccount show a net loss of Corporation to recover the sum of W. L. Patienden, Esq. $1.732,155.28.

Tls 1605 11 alleged to be due on 1914-15 the Customs took £3-from certala exchange contracts.

every man, woman, and child in The complaint stated that dure Australia, Since then the popu- ing the period from April, 1923.lation has increased by 15 per to February, 1924, the plaintiff in cent., but Customs taxation had IMPRESSION ON BANKING OFFSET.his capacity as exchange broker increased by more than 100 per effected certain exchange con- cent., and the average contribu acts between defendant and tion, per head of the population is divers other persons and that as nearly £7. compensation for effecting those contracte defendant promised and

E. P. White, Bag-Deputy Chairma

Han, Mr. &

“B. D. F. Belch, Bag

W. E. Bell, Esq.

A. B. Compton, Esq.

Hon. Mr.PH. Holyoak

J. A. Plummer, Exqu

T. G. Well, Keq.

CHIEF MANAGER ?

A. H. BARLOW, Esq.

Manager: Shanghai-G. H. STITT, Exq

LONDON BANKERS.

Westminster Bank, Ltd. "

U S. GOLD EXPORTS.

Mr. George E. Roberts, of the National City Bank, New York; points out in his latest current

The Argus points out that- instead of showing any material

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened in bulletin to hand that gold export agreed to pay to plaintiff one benefit on industry the result has

contracts, and that plaintif had failed to do so.

100-

Credits,: 80 dari" sigh) On Bombay--

Wire******

On

On demand

leath Wire

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On demand on a Blagspore- On demand On Manila

On demand... On Shanghai-

On demandon

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841

... 50%

THURSDAY,

HOMOKONG HÓTEL.

March 9.

Mi L. Adle

Ms. and Mra F. M. Hamilton

Alkép A

MUG., Barriman i

| M: RN, O; Alticon Mr W.-D., Hawor

| Mr W. 8. Alles・・ Me xed-Meg:A. 8°

and Mr A. W. Borste

Aprel Mr & Mrs &. Hicko HG. Apfelbaum Mr A R. Johnston Me A. Aubry

*

Mr & Mrs E. Kollur

He and Mia J, T Mr & Mr Solling.

Bagran

Mr. F. 1. Hankan

basca

Mr O P. Karhaw Mias E. Bardorelli Mrs W. B. Kimbil Mike E. Barlow". Mr. and Mra...... Jean Er & Mrs N. Beal. Knoth Mrs. R. Bellion Mr And Mr IR.

Benjamin Krankman

Mr J. Bennett ·

Ma P, P. Lefevre

ME. Liddell

Miss H, Lille

Mr

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Mr and dry

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15?

Mr R. G. W. Be

prend

Lauri son

98

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+

Mr H. Blokartón

Mr R. J. Birbeak

103

Mr Blankoter!

Mr. M. Blane

Mr G. Bowack

Mi T, B. Brown'

Mr.

30 days'sight (private paper) Ou Tokobama- On demand...

134

LOCAL CURRENCY and FIXED so far have made little impression eighth of one per cent, of the been a breakneck race between Gold Leat, 100 free (por tail). 47.80 |

Coralved for one year or shorter periods in Local Currency and Starling on terms which will be quoted on application:

Boogkong, 2t«bruary, «825); HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

INTEREST on deposits is calculated on the lowest balance during sach som pleted Calendar Month at 3 por cant. per annum Should thoro ho us balance on any day is a month intarest will ha allowed for that month.

Depositors may transler at their optim Balines of $100 or more to the HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANK to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at CURRENT RATES

upon the banking situation. Their effect has been off ser by the normal January return of funds from the interior and by the comparatively small commercial demand for credit that characterises this season of the year.

Boversigns (Bank's buying rate) 8L

SUBSIDIARY COINS. Silver (per oz.)

Hongkong 50 cents sub....

-A

1 ...10 11

Canton solus

19

duties; prices and wages. It adds:The manufacturer, on from overseas competition, pro- the plea of sheltering his product] cures the imposition of a duty. the imported article. upon In Instead, however, of basing his Bar Silver in Hongkong

selling price upch the cost of pro-Chines Copper Cash *** duction he fixed it at parity with Chinese Copper Cente

Rate of Native Interest that of the imported article.

Meanwhile Imports continue to Chinese Sub Chiu, dr. enter the Commonwealth in ever Hoogkong Suh, Colo. larger quantities. The consumer to whom the duty represents an increase in the cost of living, promptly proceeds-if he be a trades unionist to redress the balance in his favour by applying to the Arbitration Court for more

In answer to Mr. H. R "Snyder, his counsel, plaintiff stated that he had secured other excliange. contracts between the defendant and the Far Eastern Bank, which the latter had repudiated. order to cover the loss the de fendant had stated that until the loss was liquidated, they would only pay the plaintiff one-half of the commissions he earned but promised at the same time to place more work in the plaintiff's way, Plaintiff had agreed to this, under duress, as he, claimed, alleging that the bank had stated that if he did not agree to this course they would do no more business with him. He stated that the bank did not give him more work as it bad, promised, and when the bank closed witness felt he was entitled to recover commissions

At the conclusion of the evi dence of plaintiff, counsel for the defence moved for the dismissal of the action on the plaintiff's own evidence, and after some little argument the Court granted the motion.

the

whole of his

In addition, he says that on NEL business of the above Bank is January 21 the member banks TEL

acted by the HONGKONG throughout the country were more AND SANGHAL BANKING CORnearly out of debt to the Federal PORATION. Rules may be, obtained Reserve Banks than at any time ou application.

since the great wartime expansion of credit started. This situation is due, however, to an increase in the lending capacity of the member banks and not to any general con traction in the volume of bank credit that the country is using.

Loans, discounts and investments of the member banks are, in fact, approximately $1,500,000,000 higher than at the 1920 peak. Even dur ing January, when Federal Reserve For the Honor & Bucre dil was contracting rather sharp-

BARKING CORFUGATION,

ly, there was no falling off in the .EL BARLOW,

Chial Manager volume of member-bank credit.

REVIVAL NOT YET REFLECTED. While the money market is materially firmer than last fat, Mr. Roberts believes that the full force of the trade revival which has taken place is not yet reflected He argues that in money rates." "a large amount of orders have been released since the middle of November which have not yet been financed." He adds that, in view

An increase of nearly a quarter of the trade outlook, continued ac- tivity in the stock and security of a million pesos was registered markets, together with goldexports, in the Philippines Customs and we adhere to

previously internal revenue collections by the.. expressed opinion that rates will Lureau of Custome during last month as compared with February work up to higher levels."

of last year, according to figures released.

Hongkong, 7th Jemerry,)

.1995.

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, 1853.

HEAD OFFICE: LONDON.

Paid-up Capital

£3,000,000 £3,000,000

..23.000.000

Reserve Fund Reserve Liability of Pro-

prietora ....

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General

Banking business transacted.

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for 1 year or aborter period at rates which will, be

noted on application.

A. H. FERGUSON

Manager.

Hongkong, May 8, 1923.

BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE HEAD OFFICE!

96. Poulevard Hanumano, Pane Subscribal Capital Fra. 72,000,000.00 Pald-Up Caplia) ... Fr. 65,400,000

...Prz. 69,667, 283.64 Reserva Funda

BRANCHES Hongkong

Battambang

Bangkok

Ques

Djibouti

Mongise

Noumes

Papoose Poking

Akow

Randi

Hsiphont

our

However, Mr. Roberts believes that the low level of rediscounts at the Reserve Banks, and the tendency of member banks to sell securities in order to provide cre: dit for commercial purposes, will. restrain any tendency toward sharp advances in the money

market.

The National City Bank's econo- mist takes a calm view of the gold situation. He points out that the shipments to Australia are some thing of an anomaly, Australia being a gold producer and normal ly an exporter of the metal. Big exports of Australian wheat and Tuzmanfu wool at high prices have, however,

Salgon

Shangba Riouspore

Toorans

PHILIPPINE CUSTOMS.

Increase Shown.

par.. par.

'... 3+ X. dto.

10% pm.

10% pm.. 52.7% out m20 % dis ...Jil6 % dls. *

Browne

W. Ge

Mr MP.B. Marshall Mr. D. MoDalla

On pt. W. Mokia

Jay

Mr D. HaLood

EL Merkle

Mf 11 F, Buchanan, burgh Mr R., Bardin Mr. Mc- Mr G. W. Baron.... · Kichsel

Mr E. Carlton Mr B. W. Miller- Nr. 8. Christopher Capt. and Mrs. L.

Mills

RCH 12 1825.

THE BANK OF EAST

ALIMITEDS

YSELF

HEAD OFFICE - HOSGROKU,

Authorinel Caplia19, T

·Paid-up Capitel menan

Reserve Fundament

DIRECTORS:

Hon. Mr. Chow Bhou Son-Chairman

Fung Ping Shan

Li Koon Chun

P. K. Kwok

Ng Ching Lak

Fong Wal Ting

Max Ching Kong Wour Yun Tom

Hayah Til

Km Ying Po

Chan Ching Bibek ***

Every description of Banking and Exchange bonine transad. Loans granted: De Approved segurites

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES to t

KAN TONG PO,

Data Manage.

Hongkong, 10th February, 1995.

NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ.

(7 XIERLANDS-Tranzen Woozm.).

KOLÁSLIKSUD: 1824. Hosexone Brande Betancunung: 1904, Authorised Cažbu.13.150,000,000 $13,500,00 P18-0 Capal,0, 90.000.000 € 6,664,87 Baserri Fand... 10,045,094 1,470,419 Special Rewry.... 22,560,000 £ 1,888,330

Dr. Christopherson Me and Mrs T H. Mrs Christopherson Moorend bild Mr and Mrs W. AMERB, Moorhead

Corn 11

MA. 8. Murch Mr J. E. Dangoar Mr. W. Norwood Mr & Mrs B. Doan Mr E. B. O'Farrell'

Capt. & Mrs Ferradan Mr W.Eugen

Mix Pesre

DEPOLAR HAT MOTIL

Mr&Mrs H. Odeil

he is confronted necessitates a still higher duty to enable him to Mr. & Mrs. B.Mr and Mrs More

Bannerman withstand overseas competition.

Bannistor Mr and Ms J, N. Thereupon Parliament or the MT. D. W. and children Tariff Board obligingly in Mr & Mrs J. Bahar Parker

Mr and Mrs A. C. and child creases the duty; and the Arbitra-

Fotor

Xr's T

wages, and the court is rarely loth|tion Court, being in due coursers MCA.E.A. Mr and

to accommodate him. Soon the appealed to by the workers, once manufacturer discovers, that the more increases wages; and so on increased wages bill with which ad infinitum.”

LOCAL SHARE MARKET.

OFFICIAL

MARCH 11, Names

B.8.B.C. T.T:an: selling rate

QUOTATIO VS. I AM.

Stock Hrobang

MARCH 12, Sharensokers' as delatio'o.

2/8 3/8 $731

9/3-3,8

b. 1830

£21-1/

2115. $58 b

b. 811

b. 99

1

b. "0 19

....

Hongkong Banks 1230 b. 1840 w. London-E140 n

London'

and on" Shanghai

Chartered Bank

***

P.&. Rank... Fast Anim Farik Mercantile

Bank A BERADIO D.

£18-1/8 b. do. Barine Insurances Canton Insuranos... North Chios Insurance Colon Insursnoe', •+ Insuranco

·Papsband Chius BudrÉ.

The total Customs collections for last month amounted to P1.584,060.21

มล against 1,323,278.09 in 1924 or an increase of P224,787.18. The FraNGER

Chins Firy Ta gross internal revenue receipts on

Hongkond Tirp hipping dutiable goods passed at the of Customs totalled Burenu

10,072.29 as compared with $294,767.56 of last year.

The above figures represented the Customs and internal revenues collected at all ports in the Philip- The biggest increase in wines. collections was registered at the built up big balances for the Au- port, of Manila when the total receipts during last month exceed- IN FRANCE Comptoir National d'Baccpt-stralian banks in London....

those of last year by

Prom-Penh

Pondicherry BANKERS:

de Paria; Credit Lyonnais, Bançon de Paris AMERICAN GOLD FOR AUSTRALIA. | ed

da Paya-B; Credit Industriel et Commercial Socime Generale.

IN LONDON: The National Provincial à Usion Blak of England, Lid.; Compton National d'Eadompte de Paris, Credit Lyonnisa IN NEW YORK: J. P. Morges & Co. French American Banking Corporation @paraty Trust Co. of New York.

Toturent allowed os Current Accounts and Fixed Deposits socording to serangsment.

Every mcription of Banking and Exchange

acted.

A. LECOT,

“Manager Hongkong, March 20, 1991,

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE

BANK, LTD.

Estabilabed 1880, - Capital (fully paid-up) Yen 100,000,000 Reserve Fund Yen 80,500,000

Head Offles:—YOKOHAMA,

Branches and Agencies at:

Batavia,

Buenos Ayres.

Bombay.

Calcutta.

Changchun.

Dairen (Dalny).

.

Newchwang. New York..

Osaka.

Peking.

Rangoon Rio de Janeiro.

Fangtien (Mukden), Balgon,"

Hamburg.

Hankow.

Earbin

Honolulu.

Kai Tubo

Kobe

London.

Los Angeles. Lyona.

San Franciaed. Seattie. Bhanghai. Shimonosekl. Singapore. Soerabaya, Sydney. Tientaln. Tokyo, Manila.

Tainaniu. Nagasaki

Teingtau. Nagoya,

Vladivostock. Interest allowed on Current Accounts, Deposita received for fixed periods st rates to be obtained on application.

C. ARIMA, Mṇanger.

Hongkong, 11th March, 1026.

Everything Now!

„New Stock. New Prices. able for your pocket.

of Indian and Chinato Saksi

alwaysla stock. HIND BILE STORE

"PHILIPPINE NATIONAL

As Mr. Roberts puts it, their P237,358.89, funds. virtually have been tran- Ferred to London. To relieve a consequent money stringency in Australia the banks have shipped gold to Australia from America, taking their prices in London exchange and converting the latter into dollars at profit."

BANK.

According to the balance sheet, the resources of the Philippine. National Bank at the close of busi,

Domien

740 b.

140.0-

*** 12 1&M i

TIM

+

H.K. Stoomhosta tai on m Rongkong Tux mod lichter Todo Obians (Prel.

Oriental Ner. Co.

criss

b. "AP 2194

1. 755

Febryyor

'

Borka Mr and

Carleton Mr and Mrs F. C Me CB: Sbank

Doking Dara Mr & Mrs W. Ɑ. Mr Mrs E. H. Van der Steen

Goare & daughterLth-Voll & Mrs Bio- Mr and Mrs P.M. phens

Mr and Mrs A. W. Mr and Mr G. E. Vana del

Keabler

Mr Varnoa Me and Mer A. O.Mr and Mrs F. J.

Langulr

Wright

Hodgson

Mr & Mrs E. Luod

PEAK HOTEL.

March 3,

Dr J. W. Anderson Mus G: Kennedy Mr 8. A. Arthur Mr M. F. Key Miles E. R. Baily Mr and Mrs E, E. Mr and Mrs L. 4, P. KIT

Bellamy

Mr & Mrs & Lane

ME J.W.. Bongar Me and Mr. B. X. Mr and Mrs T. G. Langston

Bir K. arsen Bennett

Me W. H. Bourne Me and der G. D. Mr. M. J. Breen

Ley's

Dol.& Mrs C.Russell Miss Loys

Hejor A. S. Little

Brown

Miss P. W. Brown Joho Mr 8. D. Carol bars Hr Lloyd Capt. & Mrs J. O. Mr D Loyd

Mr W. H. Look Carpenter

Mr R. EL. Ulsland Mr and Mrs W. Miss M.Cooper

I

Mr and Mrsj W. & Mr and Mrs T. A.

Cornell

Martin

Mr and Mrs 3. D.Mes J.

Danby

Modinh Mr R. McGregor Ch-Col. R. A. Dob-Mr H. ¿

A Mil bla

Mr E E. Mimmad'e J,Mr and Mrs F W.

Muston

Mise M. W. Newe-

bolmo

Mr and Mrs W. A. Mr A. H. Pens

Miss M. Forbes.

474 D.

งน

191;b.

59 h.

b. 36.1,3 4. 35-1/2

$6706.

4.70.

38 n.

a. 99

Mr and Mrs

1.

(Desf.)

$ 190 n.

Dancua

de. Shell

(A.K. Nag-)

п.

120

irts Transp

438 a

☐

83/-

Mrs Samers Ellis

***

Rar Ferries Wistor-bostr

$70'h

n 77:34

Mias Ellio

M

***

# 17-1/4 0-

☐ 19 10

Eustace

$250 n.

n. 155

Mr A Forbes

# 6% n..

3. 0281

140 b

mb. 813. b. 24 en

$7.

6 D.

$11 by

.. i

190 m

Mr and

be/ b.

b 17/

34 a

P. 2.80 b 2.80 '».

Wharves, Godowns, &o.

$181 $180-5.

☐ 188

a 126

19h zd

181

$199 b.

China Sugar...

Malabon baxar

Mining

Kaian Mining Adm

Lang kata

Shanahai Loans

Shai Explanations.. ) 18.10 n.

Mingla Tangkate

Radbe

Tronoh Mines

Ural Casp.. Benguet Con

nesis on December 31, 1924, were. Wharts

Mr Roberts brings out a point 1192,573,298.03 While the annual that will surprise many. He shows report of the board of directors Thar, with the exception-of-Gerubmitted to the stockholders at mány, Australia, Italy and Russia, the central banks of Europe. hold the annual meeting does not in-

clude profit and loss accounts, it þ much more gold than before the was understood from one of the war. Leaving out Russia, the gain directors that the profits of the

$800,000,000, which is about the amount that bank for the year amounted to Russia has lost. The suggestion nearly P2,000,000. is that large transfers of gold from the United States are not necessary to enable Europe to return to a gold basis.

amounts to some

declared..

MOTOR DRIVEN LINERS,

The successful completion o the maiden voyage of the world's largest motor liner Aorangi from

This profit is believed to have figured out from the operation costs and income without taking into account the obligations of the As to the desirability of having bank to the insular government, Great Britain return to a gold none of which, it is further under- basis, Mr. Roberts is on sound stood, have so far been paid. With ground when he says: "There is such obligations included, the worldwide interest in having the accounts would show a loss, it was pound sterling re-established on a gold basis, because other countries will be encouraged and aided thereby to bring their own curren cies into fixed relation to gold.

UNITED STATES INTERESTED..

The United States la interested In many ways. Great Britain is the largest buyer of our products, | Southampton to Vancouver, vla and fluctuations in the relation be the Panama Canal, renders it tween the pound and the dollar | possible to make a comparison are an element of uncertainty and between the performance of such risk which tend to turn trade in a vessel and a corresponding ship other directions. We want the equipped with steam machinery. other countries back on the gold. According to the Motor-Ship, the basis for the same reason, ada ke

Aorangi, which is a liner of "We have been an island of 23,000 tons displacement, and gold surrounded by a world of

carries nearly 1,000 passengers, paper currencies, and there has maintains an average speed of 17 been some question whether the knots on a daily fuel consumption other countries might not establish of 58 tons of oil, for all purposes. closer relations with each other

Thle-le-equivalent to about 0.46- than with the United States +1

lb. per s.hp. hour, reckoned on the horse-r

the machine

#FOR COUGHS,

stean

H.

A. & W. Book Bhai Dooks

New Engineerings...

H. K. Engineerings,

Changhel Hoagrawe

Bhai Hotels 917 & 17 as New 17) 3.15127

Hotaln & Buildingn.

R.K. FI.K. Developmen Hongkong Lands i Humphreys Estates Kowloon Lands Land Reclamations Princes Building

Realty

· PRI

HLK. Territoria}0, 4-10 Rural Laut... Ootton Mills.

A

...O eta. b. 80.

#97b 92/0! m.

b

$150 n $4.50 1.

$6.1...

10 n

Rwo Cotton Mills, Ltd... #12 50 5. Rong Tiks

How...

Yeon Kung Orientals... Bhanghal Cotton Yang taxopoos...

"Ciscaliansona,"

Cements

n 41

#

a. 13

578

(b 18.70 Now- s 38 70

b. & sa To Ointe

b 911

b 21j sa 11/18 10

n. 15)

11. 6

Mr and Mrs B. R.

Remington

Mr A. Ritche

Mr R. J. W. Foster Lt Coi, & Mrs O Misa G. Fothergill

Banders

Me and Mrs F. P.Mr & Mrs I.G.Boott

Franklin

Mr R. P. Shaw. Lt. E. C. Frodertok MR. H. Skelton Mr and Mrs W. D.Mr and Mrs T. F.

Goodfellow

Whits Fmith

Mrs Geo. W:Mrs Miss U Grey

Stubbings

Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr and Mrs E. P. L.

Hales

Stardee Mis M. B. Hal Mr O. P. Storden

Mr and Mrs J.Mrs J. S. Thomson

Hancock

Mr&Mrs O.Thwaites

Mi J. B. Hawker · Miss Thwaites Mr and Mrs W. J.M. &. W. Hekla

Hayler Lt Col and Mra d

G. M. Homs Travsiyan Worth

Lady E. O Turner Lh-Comdr. O.. F.M; U. 5' Vise

Bole

Capt. R. E. Walker Mr H. Howall Capt. & E Warts- PrF. L Jenkins Capt. A-J.G. Whyte 1.T. L. Jenkins Miss O. Willmott MiwO. C. Jenkins Mr and Mrs B. D. Mr G8 Hugh Jones Wood

Mr W. A. Jordan Mr G. O. Worall

PALACE HOTEL.

Q.H. Halewood Mr BA, G. Barratt Mr J. Jack Mr W. A. Bennett Mrs-MoDaw Mr R. W. Campbell Me McDonald

Mr PR Chichgar Mr B. 1. de A Kr. J.-B. Cox

tz 40

Mr A. Arch

3.90

50 b. How 333 b

ni 60 New?

· (b. 19:12 New b (Comby

17.60

$19 b New 8-1/4 p..

Cement Combined * 87.70 b.. China-Bandéos

Chan Figiste (Old) ****

125

da (New) #12 h. Comb. 28. mill China Providentia $10) x. Xaw 880 be 1 Providents Combined 1234 6. 303 % Dairy Farma

ELK. Electrion

Hongkong hd Canton Tone

Hongkong Bope

hopes, Combined

Hongkong Tramway his

19:

Polkways (04).

Do

Laund Wool Found

Wm. Po

Ganton:

(Maw n. 13 Combiħ #ja (b., 16-Mos(6 8.1/1

Coby 364

Now 10 a

(n#]Nown 14

Kit W. 6. Ju

Moore

Mr M Simpson

Braid Mrs N. B.Mr H. Brith - DETOX

Capt. L. W. Smith

Mr A. H. P. Daviar Mrs C. Stringer and

Hr E. Davi

Mr B. Forshmids

Mr and Mrs

Goldenberg MCA Hall.

Mr A. C.

child

Me A. P. Tannen Hang

Mrs G. Talloch Mr. A. J. Wadamora

Hr W. Walter

·HONGKONG HEIGHTS.

For the information of visitors the following list of some of the highest points on the Island and Mainland is published ---

Signal Station

1774

1795

$1800

1000.

*HEAD OFFICE :--- Amatørdaus, EASTERN HEAD OFFIOR :--Estaria.

BRANCHES, Beermaain. Bindung Oxlegita Djokjakarta Kota-Radja

Perta Botterdam Aingapore

Bombay Cheriban Djambie The Hague Kobe

·Makamar

13

Nadan

Palembang Prolongan: Anak Bangoon

** Samarang . Shanghai

Boersma Somrakarta (Bolo Tada

Waltevreden

*LONDON BANKERS- National Provinolai Bank Ltd.

Correspondents all over the world,

BANKING BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

W. H. GROSKAMP,

Agent.

Hongkong, November 4, 1926.

司公理管案實法中

SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE

PAL GERANCES

DE LA BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE.

· ETABLISSEMENT. FRANGO OHINOIS.

(Incorporated in France)..

-5, Chater Road, Victoria, Hongkong HEAD OFFICE: 74, Rua St. Lazare,

·Paria

Subscribed Capital fully

paid-up

Reserve Fund

E

Fr. 10,000,000. Frs, 10,800,000-

Working fund provided by

THE BANQUE. INDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE. Frs. 50,000,000.

BANKERS:

Paris: Societe Generale,

Banque

Banque de

Nationala de Credit. Paris et des Pays-Bas London: Midland Bank, Ltd. New York: Irving Bank Columbia Trust

Co.

Every description of Banking and Exchange Business transacted. Corre pendents throughout the world,

M. FITZ-HENRY, Bad Manager,

10th November, 1924.

THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LTD. (Taiwan Ginko.)

Incorporated by Special Imperial Charter, 1899.

Capital Subscribed

Capital (Paid-up) Reserve Fund'

•

***Ten 60,000,000 Yen 52,500,000

Yen 12,980,000

HEAD OFFICE: TAIPEH, FORMOSA.

BRANCHES: JAPAN-Tokyo. Yokohama, Kobe,

Osaka, MojL.

FORMOS. Giran, Kagh Karenko, Keelung, Makung, Nante, Plusn, Shinchiku, Talchu, Tainan, Takow, Tamsul, Tehyun, Ako. CHINA-Shanghai, Hankow, Kiukiang,

Amor, Foochów, Swatow, Canton. OTHERS Bangkok, Hongkong, Bings- pore, Soerabaya, "Bemarang, Batavia, Bombay, London, New York.

LONDON BANKERS: London County Westminster and Parr's Bank.

The Masks Censerpandente in the Comm árei^ Centree in the Suropesa Costinent, Buscle, Man- churia Tangao, Japra, Indo-om, B2ZMIN, Philippine alasta, Java, 'and Datab Indies, Axat- Thin, America, Altinn, đau

Interset allowed on Grimat Account, and Fixed [Japonta at talas wilon will be quoted on applion Blon

2. YAMAMOTO,

|_ Manager. HONGKONG" BRANCH,

8, Dea Vosur Road Central, Hongkong, 5th June, 1924,

THE BANK OF CHINA

行鎳团

(Specially Authorised by Presidential

Mandate of the Republic of China the 22nd of November, 1917)+--

on

Authorised Capital

Paid-up Capital MOUR

Reserve Fund

$50,000,000.00 $13.278,600,00 $9,829,426.24

HEAD OFFICE:\PEKING

· HONGKONG BRANCH. QUEEN'S BOAD CENTRAL Branches and Sub-branches all over China and Correspondents, in Europe, America, wait other parts of the worlds London Banker The National Provin. cial and Union Bank of England, Lad. The Guaranty Trust Company of New

Nation