BANKS
HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI
BANKING CORPORATION.
Authorial Papital
Corbed and Paily Paid-up
Barva Punda--
Harling.............. £ 4,59%),000
Neer............ $10.000.000
THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA, Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1853.
THE CHINA MAIL.
THE HO HONG BANK, LTD.
(Established 1917.)
HEAD OFFICE:-SINGAPORE. Hong Kong Branch: 13, Queen's Rd. C. Authorised Capital Straits $20,000,000 8,000,000 Issued Capital
4,000,000
$60,000,000 $70,000,000
HEAD OFFICE: LONDON, Paid-up Capital
£3,000,000
Reserve Fund
£4,000,000
Reserve Liability of Pro-
prietors
Paid-up Capital
.£3,000,000
Reserve Liabilities
of Shareholders Surplus
"
"
4,000,000 2,520,000
ALOR STAR
KUALA LUMPUR
(Malay Brats) /
AMHITHAD
KUCHING
BANGKOK
MADRAS
MANILA
Katerva ally at Proprietors." $50,000,000 HE OFFICE: RONO KONU.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS;~
Clon. Mr. C. O. 8. Machia. Chairman.
Hom. Mr. J. J. Paterno.
ply Chairman.
ilor. 2. Bali, T. 1. Pearce, Eng. 4. Campion F. J. A. Plummer, Eng.
b. under Lowly, aq. T. 18. IL. show. Eng.
Mihin, Exp.
AMOY
BANGRUR
DATAVIA
WOMBAY
J. P. Warren, Esq. Chief Manager.
v, M. Grayburn. Eng.
BRANCHES:-
LONDON
LYONA
MALACCA
MANILA
MCAB ukore)
CALCUTTA
MUIDEN
NEW YORK
CANTOS
CHCFOO
COLOMI
DAIREM FODCHUW
HAMIONG
HASİBA
HANKOW
MARBIN
HONO XEW
BLANILD
JURNA
.
XOWLOGN L'ALA
1.NPUR
PEIPING
PENANG DANGOON SALUON
MAN PHASCIFC
SHANDBAL
SINGAPURE
SOL RABAYA
RUNUMI PATANA
TIEN ISIN
758
TSINOTAU YOKIAMA
Current Accounts opened in Canal Curtery Siz Deposit received for one your of abatier parole en fonal Currency and Eterling a tange which will be quoted on application. Ime K 24h Petituary, Ust.
HONG KONG SAVINGS BANK.
The line of the ators Task is conduc ed by the HONG KONG AND SITANOHAR
Etalas
may be BANKING CORCORATION.
abond on
FOR THE OSGRONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CotronATION,
V. GRAYBURN,
Bang Kong, 16th July, 1935,
Chief Mogot,
BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE.
HEAD OFFICE:
96. Boulevard Ilaussmann, Paris.
Agencies nisi Branches:
BATAVIA
HOMBAY
CALCULTA
CANTON
CAWNPORE CERC
COLOMBO
DAIREN (Dolny
Hi Marcburia)
DELET
HAIPHONG
(N. Manchuria)
TAMBURA
HANKOW
HARDIN
PORO ROND
11.010
KARACHI
KLASO
IYOIT
KOBE
KUALA KANGSAR
(Tarak P.M.B.)
HEDAS
NEW YORK
PEKING
PENASU
RANGOON
SEMARANG
SALOON
KEREMBAN
NANOHAT
SINRADORE
HOUNADAYA
TAIPING (F.M.9.1
TAVOY
TIESTAIN
TORYO
TOYARAN (Bhukat)
THINOLAD
YOKOHAMA
ZAMODANDA
(Philippine Islands)
Foreign Exchange And General Banking business transacted.
Current Accounts opened and Fix- ed Deposite received for 1 year or which will shorter periods at rates
be quoted on application.
A. H. FERGUSON,
Manager.
Hong Kong, 8th January, 1929.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF NEW YORK.
HEAD OFFICE: 56, Wall Street, New York.
Capital, Surplus and
Undivided Profits.U.S.$224,554,208
Branches in
ARGENTINE LONDON
BELGIUM
BRAZIL
CHILE
CHINA COLOMBIA
СОВА
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
INDIA
ITALY
JAPAN
MEXICO
PANAMA PERU
PHILIPPINE FORTLANDS
RICO STRAITS
SETTLEMENTS URUGUAY VENEZUELA
Commercial and Travellers' Lettora
Subscribed Capital Frs. 72,000,000.00 Paid-Up Capital... Fra. 68,400,000.00 Reserve Fanis.....Fra.102,000,000.00 of Cradit, Travellers' Cheques, Bils
BRANCHES:
of Exchange and Cable Transfers Current accounta bought and sold. and Savings Bank accounts openod and Fixed Deposits in local and for- eign currencies taken at rates that may be axerlained on application to the Bank.
Bangkok Hong Kong Quinhon
Saigon Shanghal Singapore
Battambang Hue
Cantho
Mentze
Canton Nam-Dinh
Djibouti Numea Thanh
Fort-Bayard Papects
Haiphong
Tientsin Tourane
Peking
Hankow Phom Penh Vịnh
Pondichery Yunnanfe BANKERS:
Hanoi
IN FRANCE: Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris; Credit Lyonnals; Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas; Credit Industriel et Commercial; So- ciete Generale.
IN LONDON: The National Provia- eial & Union Bank of England, Ltd; Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris; Credit Lyonnais.
IN NEW YORK: J. P. Morgan & Co., French American Banking Cor poration; Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.
Interest allowed on Current A- counts and Fixed Deposits according to arrangements.
Every description of Banking and Exchange Business transacted.
Safe Deposit Boxes to let.
A. BONNAUD,
We are also able to offer our Cus- tomers the services of the Branches of the International Banking Corpora- tion in San Francisco and Spain and also of The National City Bank of New York (France), S.A., in Paris and Nice.
F. McD. COURTNEY,
Manager. Hong Kong, 20th February, 1931,
THE
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
INC.
Head Office: 65, Broadway,
New York.
Manager.
Capital Surplus Reserver
Hong Kong, 1st May, 1931.
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK,
LIMITED.
Established 1880.
Capital (fully paid-up) Yen 100,000,000 Reserve Fund
.Yen 115,000,000
Alexandria
Batavia
Berlin
Head Office:-YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies nt:
Maniin Nagasaki Nagoya Newchwang New York Osaka Poining Siping
ngoon
Bombay
Calcutta
Canton
Changchun
Dairen (Dalny) Fengtien (Mukden) Rio de Janeiro
San Francisco Seattle
Hamburg Biankow
Harbin
Hong Kong Honolulu Kai
Tai Yuen
Karachi
Коро
London Los Angeles
Semarang Shanghai Shimonosek! Singapore Soerabaya Sydney Tientsin
Tokyo Tsingtau
Lyons
Interest allowed on Current Ac- counts.
Deposits received for fixed periods at rates to be obtained on application
H. MORI,
Manager.
Hong Kong, 11th April, 1931.
..9.$6,000.000 U.S.$1,572,454 U.S.$1,008,203
BRANCHES:-
Away Jam
Ganum
Autwate
Cisco
Nica Saples
Albena
Boxfo
ilevans Habare
Pirkan Parin
Barito
『put
Burrit Bombay
Etruskels Ruence Aira Cur Calqutan Cefope
Interiskan Jerusalem Ildo Londoa Liverpool Lucern
feking
Bran
Sonantinople
Copenhage Elsburgh Flozo Genre
Lugina Luxor Marcalita Monte Carlo Mazila
Munich
ications Milan
Palermo Fotlarda Koma Mtamboul Shadghal
Hipo St. Morita Tintelo
VINCES Ferice Tokohama Zurich
Branches ot American Express Company in Principal cities of Volt- ed States of America and Canada.
All classes of Commercial Banking
Trausactions undertaken.
Personal investment handled.
accounts
The Company offers to intending Travellers the use of its "Travelers Cheques" and Letters of Credit and, in addition, the world-wide services of its thoroughly equipped Traval De- partment.
Affiliated with
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
Resources
.Over G$2,500,000,000
C. H. BENSON,
General Manager.
THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LTD.
Established 1918.
HEAD OFFICE:
10, Des Voeux Road, Central.
HONG KONG
Capital and Surplus *** over H.$ 8,000,000.00 **** over H.$80,000,000.00
Total ResouKODE
Every description of Banking and Exchange business transacted....
Caɣrent and Fixed Deposit Accounts in local and for- eign currencies opened for clients,
Bavings Account and Safe Deposit Boxes. Branches, and Agencies all over the world.
KAN TONG PO,
Chief Manager.
Branches, Agencies and Correspon. dents in the principal cities of the world.
Evary description of Banking and Exchange business transacted.
TAN ENG HOOL,
Manager.
NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL. MAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V.
NETHERLANDS TRADING BOOIKTY:
BANKERS.
Established 1894.
Hopa Koop Bosili, Queen's Bood Central. Author and Espital ......... Guildare 158,000,000- Paid Up Capital Cuilders 80,000,000
Emery Fund.................... Guilders' 40,016,000
(219,500.000.)
(C,669,170)
{A,14,653)
Bad Omon-AMSTERDAM- Eats Hand Bos:-BATAVIA.
Jakarta, The Hague”, Jeddak, Kobe,
and
Commerce
Finance
NESTLE AND ANGLO- SWISS MILK.
Company's Policy of Extension.
RESULTS MAINTAINED.
While they wore prepared to see # temporary decrease in their snies in certain markets, on the other hand they looked forward to progress in others, where their latest articles
in. were winning ereasing favour with an expand- Ing clientele, and with every con- dence in the vitality of their company they were going stendi- ly forward with their programme | af extending and perfecting their industrial installations in all countrica.
The sixty-fourth annual general
Consolidation of Finances. meeting of Nestle & Anglo-Swiss
A perusal of their balance-sheet Condensed Milk Company WIS
would have demonstrated to share- held at Cham, Switzerland.
holders the prudent method with Mr. Louls Dapples. the president which they pursued their policy of the company, who was in the of expansion, which in no circum- chair, referred in moving terma toatances prevented them from con- the great loss the company had sustained in the death of Colonelsolidating the finances of the com. pany, and they had arranged for J. J. Kohler, one of their most es, the repayment of a further appre- teemed colleagues, and expressed eiable proportion of their obliga- the great regret of the board that tions, a policy they had every hope Mr. Benjamin Rossier,
and intention of continuing, been
one
who
had
of their most active Even if some day the removal BRANCHE- Bandjarmaalo, Bandeng Bombay, directors since the amalgamation of tariff barriers should necessit- Calcutta, Chazibon, Djembe Dlok-of which he had been one of the ate their dispensing with certain Hotz-Hadja, Makassar, Medar Padang principal promoters-between the of their factories that had been Palembang. Pekalongan, ang Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Com-equipped simply on account of the Pontianak, Ilagoon Botterdam
Bibelpany of Cham and the Societe import duties into the countries Nestle, had felt compelled for concerned, they did not fear that, grave reasons of health to resign given favourable conditions
Kamarang", Shangh
(Bum). Singapor Hoursbas Sourakarta (Beta), Takai,
Walterredan
** Thana nila hata safa diposit boxes to lui. London Dunkers-National Provincial Book Ltd. Correspondent all over the world
Diskleg beslaan of ovary decription in-fed.
A. STOKKINK,
Hong Kong 18th Auguri. - 1990,
Mazagur
THE BANK OF CHINA. 行銀國字
his seat on the board.
such
circumstances would be too heavy a burden for them, but they had, on the other hand. the firm con- viction that their solid position in all important centres of produc- tion enabled them to face with confidence all the problems which might arise from any new condi
In briefly reviewing the opera- tions of the past year, he pointed out that the annual report; which, in accordance with their custom, was drawn up in great detail, had alrondy advised shareholders that their business and results for 1930 had been maintained, at the tions. level reached in previous years in Their business was essentially apite of the very unfavourable founded on a large turnover of world market conditions which relatively minor individual items had developed with increasing carrying only a very modest mar- Reorganised October 26, 1928, undercuteness during the latter half gin of profit, and if they were special charter of The National Gov-
of the year,
able to present interesting final crament as an
The reduction shown in their results, it was owing to the enor- net prot of about four million (meus extension of their sphere of francs was accounted for by the activity, to the rational employ- Subscribed Capital $25,000,000.00 fact that they had considered itment of their large resources, and Paid-Up Capital
desirable to take into considera to the unremitting zeal of their Reserve Funds
Lion in the appropriate items in personnel in all parts of the Their dividend remained their balance-sheet the deprecia- | world.
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE
BANK.
..$24,710,200,00 ..$3,820,003.82
HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI.
HONG KONG BRANCH:
4, Queen's Road Central,
tion in exchange that had occur within modest proportions, since red in certain countries. They in reality it only represented 8 had alse appreciably reduced the per cent. on the original capital. figure of participations in their Ïle invited the shareholders to as- Owing to our numerous branches in balance-sheet, which still remain-sociate themselves with the direc
the statt China and large connections in the Im-ed a very considerable item, and tors in expressing to portant commercial centres of the it was therefore hoped that they their sincere thanks for the lat world, we are able to extend to our would be able to continue to fol- ter's Intensive, work and loyal en- clients special facilities for domestic low this policy. and foreign banking and exchanges.
We also handle the issue of Bonds and other Public Funds of the Chin- ese Government both at home and
SHOU J, CHEN,
Hong Kong, 5th March, 1931.
abroad,
Manager.
THE BANK OF CANTON, LTD. Established 1912.
Head Office-Hong Kong.
Authorised Capital (11.E. Carreray) #11,000,000 Paid-up Capital
8,063,000 1,104,00
DRANCHEB
Cauton, Bkanghai,
Hankow, Bwalow, Begiak, New York and dan francisco
CORRESPONDENTS
LONDON DANKERS :-
The Lloyd's Bank, Limited
to all principal cities of the World.
Poralja umbunge and banking business of avery desintión transestad.
dafa Deport Borsa (vicious alxes) at a panely recta ime:
5 to $40.
LOOK POONG SHAN,
Chief Manager.
THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LTD. (TAIWAN GINKO.)
HEAD OFFICE:-Taipeh, Formosa.
Incorporated by Special Imperial Charter, 1899,
had
World Trading Conditions.
it new
thusiasm.
anil
A New Interest. The more their technical Referring to the extremely diff
organisation wah cult situation which existed in all commercial countries, almost without excep- strengthened the further its rami- For this rea. tion, the chairman stated they fication extended. could only hope that the instinct son they had considered it inter- on favourable of self-preservation which was eating to acquire equally powerful among nations terms a participation in the Ciric
would Company. as among individuals gradually enable the world to sur This company which had always mount the present great dim- been intimately connected with culties and to inaugurate
Swiss Industry and finance han era of progress for the well-being not only attained the first place in of mankind, World production the Italian market, but had also never reached such a high created a most satisfactory experi level, not only in industrial out- connection; and, combined wit?.
the advantages of their own put, but also in raw materials.
He reminded shareholders that ganisation, they believed they were the world was not constituted in in a position to increase the ex one homogeneous whole and that tension of the latter still further the heavy heritage of separate They hoped also that the high nationalities entrenched behind in ly organised selling organisation numerable tariff barriers in the of the Cirio Company would prove presumed interests of their own of valuable assistance in the de economics constituted a heavy velopment of the salea burden on progfess, of which the own products in Italy. This ant
was strengthened by consequences were at last making cipation themseives felt in fall to-day, but their observations of the develop- he detected signs of this problem ment of the common activities of being approached for the first time the two companies alnce January in history with more comprehen- 1 last. sion than had previously been the case.
of the
or-
A Word of Waming. The chairman concluded by ut Naturally, it would take timetering a note of warning with re- for a solution. of the many pro-gard to market fluctuations in the Bank-Nolas used Average amount.Ten. 49,000,000 biens besetting the world to-day price of the company's shares
Central Bank in Pornos.
DRANCHES AND AGENCIES JAPAN -Toyo, Torches, Hobe, Osaka. FORMODA 1-0,
Mong Hanto, Shachiu, Taloka, Tainan, Taka, Tamil, Town, Balto, Tall CHINA:Shanghai, Hankow, Árnoy, Fooshow,
Calcio
Lo be reached, and it might per- He reminded shareholders thai Bagi Bamak Khaps be that they would see even they were not a financial trust, more dificult conditions before but simply an industrial undertak- Buslow, Canton,
any real Improvement set in; but ing, and it was no part of thei OTHERS-oag Kong Blagspore, Beseabags, the nations were pressing forward duty to
Bemarang, Delaria, Bocabay,
the daily fluctua-i follow Te, Hae York, Dalres.
vigorously, the old days of "splen- tions in the price of their shares, LONDON BANKERS.
did isolation" were a thing of the and still less to intervene to ra past, and he expressed confidenco gulate the same. that human good sense would tri- umph in the end.
The London County Wattskar, And Pier's Bank, The Bank ban Corpoodata in all the prizes!
Commercial Centres throughout the world.
E. NAGURA.
Manager.
HONG KONG NBANEN,
Dan Vaux Road Cand. Bong Kong 19th January, 1979
YOU
ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF
ASIATIC FOREIGN AND COLONIAL
POSTAGE STAMPS
IN SETS, SINGLE PACKETS, BAGS AND IN APPROVAL SHEETS.
GRACA & CO., Desiers in Postage Stamps, Philatelic Goods, Pictures, Postcards, Toyn, &c."
-10, WYNDHAM STREET, P.O. Box No. 620. HONG KONG. -
Unrivalled Goodwill.
to
It was also impossible for them
confirm or deny VARIOU rumours which arose or might
of a yea
Everywhere the company enjoy- arise, in the course ed an unrivalled goodwill, and They felt that their annual repor everywhere their salesmen were was always so detailed, and the working ceaselessly at their posts. explanations which they gave at Shareholders would have an idea their general meetings
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of the difficulty of their task when conscientious that shareholders they considered that half the could form their own judgment a population of the globe-Russia, to whether the company's shares China and India--at least momen-offered a complete security and tarily were no longer consumers, satisfactory return for a perman and that the purchasing power of ent Investment.
They had been asked on various numerous other countries had been enormously reduced by economic occasions if they had the Inten- tion to write up the company's or political circumstances.
In this connection he referred shares at the first favourable op shareholders to the Australian ex-portunity to their original nominal value. The directors, did not s86 change, which had dropped by
(Continued on Page 3.) about 80 per cent. In less than a math, to the revolutions in differ ent South American States, and to-
the price of ellver, which, having COMING ?? ? fallen as low as is, had prac tically ceased to be a monetary standard, with all the consequent disturbances for countries which had not yet adopted the gold stan- dard.
JUST MAGINE
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1931.
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AND
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