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HONGKONG & SHANGHAI
BANKING CORPORATION,
FIRAL OFFICE. HONGKONG.", AUTHORISED CAPITAL................ 850,000,000 18UED AND FULLY PAID UP $20,000,000 RESERVE FUNDS
STERLING... £4,500,000 SILVER...... 826,300,000. BESERVE LIABILITY OF
PROPRIETORS.
$20,000,000
COURT OF DIRECTORS: G. M. Young, Ej.-Chrispati H.P. White, Ex-Deputy Odaizana.
B. D. F. Helth, E*;.
W. E. Ball, Esq.
B. Compton, Es,
Hon. Mr.A.0. Leng. W. L. Hattenden,
J. A. Plumper Big.
How Mr.P.R.Holzink T. A. Waal), Blog,
CHIEF MANAGER:
COMMERCE AND FINANCE.
ROAD BRIDGE.
NEW SCOTTISH ENTERPRISE.
The proposed construction of a road bridge over the Firth of Forthi has aroused great interest in Scotland. The idea of such a bridge was first suggested by Inglis Ker, a well-known authority on motor insurance in London and Edinburgh, and to his energy and enthusiasm the progress of the scheme is due. In the promoter's own words:
... AUSTRIAN ENGINEERS
DIFFICULTIES.
THE CHINA MAIL.
THE PROBLEM OF MARKETS.
GOLD COIN PERIL
SOUNDING A WARNING
Reversion to a gold standard is often supposed to mean that the gold sovereign will once more pass into circulation, said Mr. Although there has been a slight | Reginald McKenna, In an address | improvement in the state of the on the "Restoration of the Gold Austrian engineering industry, Standard," delivered before the
of the, the position is still unfavourable Commercial Committee The obstacles in the way of House of Commons.
"If this were allowed to happen, improvement are many, though undoubtedly the loss of the old I am afraid it would be disastrous. markets is the most important to our trade prospects.
It is factor. The engineering industry estimated that before the war was strongly developed in the old £120,000,000 in gold coin was in In other parts of the world great Austro-Hungarian Empire, and circulation; to-day the total re- boulevards and highways, and most of the production was for quired would certainly be Imposing bridge structures, un-home consumption, the Behemian £200,000,000. The demand for this firms supplying a total would immediately cause a Manager: Shangbai–G: E. STITT, Esq. dreamt of 20 years ago, are now in and Austrian
course of construction. There is population of over 50 maillion fall in prices.
why Scotland the people. cradleland of
After the collapse of many eminent
the engineers should be behind other monarchy the Austrian engineer countries in the new movement
ing works had to seek new export It is Indeed in the natural order of markets, and here they have had things that the country which gave to meet the competition of the the world its finest achievement in much better organised export trade railway bridges should now lead of Great Britain and Germany, the way in road bridge engineering Competition with Germany was Mr. Ker contends that a road particularly difficult, as the Rhenish bridge is feasible and practical and Westphalian Industries were from the financial as well as the used to the construction of/standar-1 engineering point of view. In this dised machinery. By now some he is supported by Sir Henry Austrian firms, particularly those manufacturing motors, turbines, Maybury,
and machine tools, have gone in for standardised production.
A. H. BARLOW, Esq.
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LONDON BANKERS.. Westminster Bank, Ltd..
CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened in LOCAL CURRENCY aud FIXED DEPOSITS received for one year or shorter periods id Local Currency and Bierling on terms which will be quoted an application.
Hongkong, st1 »bruary, 1325.
HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK
THE business of the above Bank is
onducted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING. COR PORATION. Rales may be obtained on application.
TEREST on depositi in calculated on the lowest alone during ench com plated Calendar Month at 3 percent, per annum., Should there be no balance on any day in a month no interest will be allowed for that mouth
Depositors may transfer at their option Falkner of $100 or more to too HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANK to be placed to FIXED DEPOSIT CURRENT RATES.
For the Hosaxpay & Buana BANKING GORIVAATION,
... H. BARLOW,
Chief Manayer Hongkong, in dsantry, 1995.
no reason
Director-General of Roads and Bridges under the Ministry of Transport. It is stated that the heads of large commercial houses on both sides of the Forth have supported the proposal and consider that the bridge would never be free from traffic, night for day."
over
"The indispensable condition of a true gold standard is that we should have freedom to export to pay our debts, and I would not risk any demand for gold merely for internal currency purposes."
WORLD'S LINSEED CROP.
The Bureau of General Statistics of the International, Institute of Agriculture states, that the data received concernlog the areas and yields per acre of the world's linseed crop shows that in 1924 the area sown for linseed was Another great difficulty is that 18,056,000 acres and the crop of raw materials, these, as well as 75,171,000 centals, as compared semi-products, having to be import with 14,422,000 acres and 69,223,000 ed. The most serious difficulty, centals in 1923. The average for
is the however,
protective the years 1920-4 was 13,747,000 tariffs of the neighbouring acres and 60,572,000 centals, as It is estimated that the bridge States and also of other
coun compared with the average of the would cost £4,000,000, and that it tries. The Austrian engineering years 1909-13 of 15,515,000 acres would run parallel to the present industry, for example, was and 60,685,000 centals. A great railway Forth Bridge. An emitent exploring considerable quantities recovery in linseed cultivation has engineer has already carried out a of machinery to Spain until a so- taken place in recent years, and survey and recommends a bridge called dumping surcharge" of while the area under linseed is of the suspension type, with the per cent was adopted by that about 10 per cent. less than in the island of Inchgarvie as the central country. Austria has pow con'
five pre-war years the yield in the foundation: The total length cluded a trade treaty with Spain; would be 8560 feet, and the main and since February 16 this dump- part would consist of two centre ing surcharge has been abolished. spans of 2400 feet. The width of The real difficulties arise, however, the roadway would be 66 feet, States. It is true that early in the in trade with the neighbouring THE CHARTERED BANK OF including the footpaths. The
year some of them waived the INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA,clearance of each of the two centre
import-prohibitions, but they sub- stituted prohibitive duties. The worst offender is Hungary, the tariffs in that country amounting in many instances to over 60 per cent, ad valorem. Czecho-slovakia has reduced the tariff rates in the néw treaty concluded with Austria, but they are still twice or three times, higher than the Austrian, and amount, on the average, to 20 10 30 per cent ad valorem. The best markets for the time being for Austrian engineering products are Rumania and Jugoslavia, but in
are watching dustrial interesis with anxiety the Protectionist tendencies in these two countries.
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HEAD OFFICE: LONDON.
£3,000,000 ,43,000,000
Paid-up Capital
Reserve Fund.... Reserve Liablity of Pro-
prietors
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE and Generòi Banking business transacted..
CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for 1 year aborter period at rates which will be
woted on application.
A. H. FERGUSON,
Manager, Hongkong, May 8, 1923;
spans above water level would be 150 feet. It is considered that the work would employ 5,000 men for four years."
important "dock
at
There is an extension scheme proposed Leith, and if carried out this, together with the new bridge, would do much to expand the coal, oil, and kindred industries in the Lothians and Fife. It is un- derstood that the Government is prepared to meet all preliminary expenses in regard to the proposed road bridge over the Tay, and it is felt that the same consideration should be given to the Forth pre- ject, which is of national concern.
A conference of local authorities suffers from a shortage of credits, The engineering industry also to consider the proposal was re- cently convened by the town
which in most cases cannot be had BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE., Councils of Edinburgh and Dun- under 25 to 30 per cent interest per fermline. The chair was taken by
The big works may get the Lord Provost of Edinburgh cheaper credit, there are cases and representatives of the affected where for long-term loans only g areas such "as Edinburgh, 101 per cent was paid. Taxation, Midlothian, West Lothian, and carried through this year on the after the reductions which were Fifeshire attended the meeting. The following resolution
recommendation of the League of adopted-
Nations Finance Committee, is no
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A. LECOT,
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Basizes irmanċied.
Hongkong, March 30, 1924,
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE
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CARIMA, -Manager. Konghong, 11th March, 1925.
Wis
That the conference is agreed as to the importance of the pro- posed road bridge across the Forth, but is of opinion that no ⚫ further progress can be made without a full preliminary survey, and that, as the bridge
annum.
higher than in Great Britain. In- dustrialists still complain of the'
so-called welfare tax and the elec tricity tax, but these are lesser evils.
TRADING WITH CHINA.
will form a link in a national CHANGES CAUSED BY THE WAR. highway, the whole cost of this preliminary survey should be borne by the stale and that re- presentation should be made to the Ministry of Transport to this effect.
already agreed to pay 75 per cent The Ministry of Transport has
of the survey (estimated at £10,000), leaving 25 per cent to be raised locally.
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At a recent meeting of the British Export Society Mr. C. R. Stowe made some interesting observations concerning changes in Chinese business methods.
of business was iransacted with Before the war an immense amount Docks Wharves, Godowns, &o.
the old class of Chinaman without a single contract being written. Unfortunately, the Chinese learnt a great deal during the war, when Western business morals. were stack and it was the common thing for contracts to be repudiated. So The profit of Gopeng Consoli- long as he can pay and take his dated for the year ended
goods away there is still no better September 30, 1924, was £109,003, man to deal with as a buyer than plus £8,382 brought in. Quarterly the Chinaman, but as soon as he is dividends at rate of 9d. per share, in difficulties he is a slippery cus together with bonus of Is. per share, making 20 per cent. The
Mr. Slowe thought that Great directors have decided to write off Britain was not getting all the trade £7,500 from pipe-line and mine she should in China, notwithstand equipment, to transfer £17,500 to ing the fact that British firms pre- the Geruntong
pipe-line dominated as regards financial (estimated cost of which is position, ability, and variety of £72,000), carrying forward £12,207, interest. He did not attach much subject to corporation tax.
importance to U.S. competition in Messrs Guthrie and Co., Kuala China, any geographical advantage Lumpur, have received a telegram being offset by the fact, that the from the secretaries of the United Americans do not understand the Sua Betong Rubber Estates, Ltd. Chinese. Japan was more to he stating that the directors have feared, and although there was decided to recommend, subject to much talk of the boycott of Japan- audit and usual adjustments, a ese goods, the Chinese were fipal dividend in respect of the essentially a practical people and Anancial year ended December conveniently forgot the boycott If 31 last of 12 per cent, payable it were in their interests to do so, dividend for the financial year of on April 27. This makes a total
171⁄2 per cent. The directors further recommend that £28,960 be carried forward-to-next-account,
-now
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