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THE CHINA MAIL.

Roservo Fund

Reserve Liability of Pro-

prietors

£3,000,000

Agencies and Branche:

HEAD OFFICE:-SINGAPORE. Hong Kong Branch: 13, Queen's Rd. C. .£3,000,000 Authorised Capital Strata $20,000,000 8,000,000 £4,000,000 Issued Capital.

Paid-up Capital... .......

4,000,000 Reserve Liabilities of Shareholders Surplusia

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ALON STÄR

(Malay State

• KUORING.

AMRITRAZ

MATTIAS

BANK S

HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI ⚫ BANKING CORPORATION,

Anthocinad Capital

100,000,000

Imad sad Pulls Paid-up' was $99,306,008

• Fundi

Sterling £8,500,000

NET............$10,000,000

Batarya Laheity of Proprietors $30,000,000

·HEAD OFFICE; HONG_BONG....

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ho, M. . . 5. Machla

Hon. Mr. J. Talomon, Deputy Chairman.

Una. Mr. 1. H. Bell, T. E. Pearom, Zaqui!

A Compion, Eng. 1 AT-Plutar, Esq.

B. Landar Lewis, Zaq. T. 11. B. Shaw, Zig.

5. Minilo. Zeg

J. P. Warrin. Eng.

Chiel Manage

V. M. Grayburn, Eng.

BRANCHES:--

TANDON

LYDNY

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA, Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1885.

.HEAD OFFICE: LONDON.

Paid-up Capital

BANGKAT DATAVIA BOMBAY CALCUTTA CANTON CAWNPORE GENU COLORBO

DAIREN (Dalny

South Markarla)

DELIU

*HAIPHONG

RAMBURO

MANILA

MEDAN

NEW YOUX

PEKING PENANG HANDDON

THE HO HONG BANK, LTD., (Established 1917.)

A307

BANGKOK

BATAVIA

MANILA

• MALACCA

BOMBAY

CALCUTTA

CANTUN

CHEYOU

CÒLUMBO

MUAB (Johor)

MUKDEN

NEW YORK

PEPINO

PENANU BANDUON 'HATOON..

BAN FRANDINO

DAIREN FUOCHOW

HAIPHONG

NAMBUNU

HANKOW

SHAKOUSI

HARDIN

BINGAPORE

MONOKEW

SURABAYA

BUNGEI PATANI

TIENT IN

TUKTO

ILOILO

NORE

XQUE

KOWLOON "KÇALA - LOMFOR

THINGTAD YURDLAKA

Curreal Accourile" opened in Local Currency sad Pito Deporte, received for one year of korte periods in Local Curranay and Starting ou arms which will be quoted an application.

Hong Kong, th Vabruary, stAL.

HONG KONG SAVINGS BANK.

The Bains of the abers Bank is conduet.

ad by the BONG KONG AND BANUHIAT BANKING CORPORATION,

oktaled no application.

But may be

FOR THE HONOKONG AND SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION,

V. M. GRAYBURN,

loo Kang, 16th July, 1990.

Chief Manacor.

BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE.-

HEAD OFFICE:

96, Boulevard Haussment, Paris.

Subscribed Capital Fra. 72,000,000,00 Pald-Up Capital ...Fra. 68,400,000.00 "Reserve Funds Fry,102,000,000.00.

BRANCHES: Bangkok. flung Kong Quinhon

Saigon. Battambang fue

Mengtze Shanghai Nan Đinh

Singapore Thanhe Tientsin Tourano

Cantho

Canton

Djibouti

Fort-Bayard Papeete

Numes

Haiphong Peking Bankow Pnom Penh. Kinh

Handl

Pondichery Yunnanfu BANKERS:

IN FRANCE: Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris: Credit Lyonnals; des Pays-Bas, Banque de Paris et Credit Industriel et Commercial; So- dece Generale.

IN LONDON: The National Provia- cisi & Union Bank of England, Ltd.; Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris; Credit Lyonnais.

IN NEW YORK: J. F. Morgan' & Co, French American Basking Cor- poration; Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.

Interest allowed on Current Ac. counts and Fixed Deposits according to arrangements.

Every description af Banking and Exchange Business transacted. Safe Deposit Boxes to let

A. BONNAUÐ,

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK,

-LIMITED.

HANKOW:

HARDEN

LEONG KONG

(N. Manchuria)

ROILO

трон

RAIACI

FLAKO

KODE

KOALA RANGBAR

(Perak .B.J

KUALA LUMPUR

SALOON

SEMARANG

SEREMBAN

SHANGHAI

HINGAPORE

SITIAWAN

BOHRABAYA.

TAIPINO (M.8.3

TIENTUIN

TONGKAR (Dhukasj

TEINOTAO,

TOKOHAMA

ZAMBOANDA

(Philippine fafatida)

TAVOY

TOKYO

Foreign Exchange and

Banking business transacted.

General

Current Accounts, opened and Fix.

ed Deposits received for 1 year or shorter periods at rates which will be quoted on application.

...

J STUART,

Acting Manager. Hong Kong, 28th May, 1931.

"THE NATIONAL CITY BANK

OF NEW YORK.

HEAD OFFICE: 55, Wall Street, New York.

Capital, Surplus and

Undivided Profita ..U.S.$224,654,298

Branches in:

ARGENTINE .LONDON

BELGIUM

BRAZIL

CHILE

CHINA

COLOMBIA

CUBA

DOMINICAN

REPUBLIC

INDIA

ITALY

JAPAN

MEXICO

PANAMA

PERU

PHILIPPINE

ISLANDS

PORTO RICO

STRAITS

·SETTLEMENTS

URUGUAY.

VENEZUELA

Commercial and. Travellers' Lettors of Credit, Travellers Cheques, Bill of Exchange and Cable Transfers Current accounts bought and sold. and Savings Bank accounts opened and Fixed Deposits in local and for- eign currencies taken at rates that may be ascertained on application to the Bank.

"

4,000,000

and

Commerce

Finance

GOLD A WORLD OBSESSION.

620,000 -Destruction_of_Silver's

Value.

Branchos, Agencies and Correspon denta in the principal cities of the world.

Every description of Banking and Exchange business transacted.

TAN ENG HOOL,

NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V.

NETHERLAND

REVIVAL OF TRADE.

If I dislike anything it a the Manager.plication of alarming-statements which are far-reaching, which may be true, but which remain bare statements and unhelpful when they are not followed up by a Berious attempt to show how the position arose, and-what is more important-fail to suggest any thing in the way of a cure, writes

Deterding in Sir Henri

the Financial Times.

TANDS TRADINO SOCIETY)

BANKERS

Established 1894.

موتور

Hong Kong Offset-ll, Qisan's Bood Casual Aushorland Capital Guilder 150,000,000-

Pali-Up Capital

Barve Fund

(1,500,000) Quilders 80,097,006.

(£8,089,170) Quilder 40,014,000 (2,401,688)

Hand-Offs ---AMSTERDAM' Eastern Dissä Office:—BATAVIA.

Bandjarmasin, Bandossa”, Bombay, Calcutta, Charlton, Diamber, Dick jakeria", "Ida Bagust, Jeddah, Kobe,

BRANCHES

Sata-Radja, Makasar, Medan, Padang Palembang, Pakalangan, Fastlanak BangDOD, Botterdam”, Saramo Bangal Bibol (Bumstra), Singapore, Sourabula,

Soerakarta (Bold), Zeal. Til and

Weltevredea".

* Ibase ofleas Zava sklo dappell, baina to lat, London Broker :-National Provincial Bank Ltd, Corrumpandasta sil over the world Ranking besinne of very

dancrépilon timannatad.

A. STOKLINE,

Kausge

Such a statement I have before me as it appeared in one of the most serious newspapers. It reads: "If we ever get out of the pre sent crisis, then per cent. af the population will have 80 per cent. of all wealth."

The truth of this statement makes it all the more alarming, and serious-minded people must wonder as to the cause of this ap proaching possibility. As it seems altogether unreal, and ought never to come about, something unreal must be leading up to it. In my |opinion such a possibility can only be caused by the present world's unreality.

against paper, it has become "ahaky in its valué.

into

Would anyone of practical ex- perigneo deny that if there ever came another war (which God for- bid) or a money crisis, there would be a rush to convert paper something more substantial, be it house or land property, or stocks of flour or grain, or oven tin? On, the other hand;

if the currencies of the world were plentifully supplied with" ailver, would not the position be Infinitely better in that a com- modity of real value could be held instead of paper?

Now let me refer to what hasi happened in Europe owing to thei fact that gold has been taken to itself a monopolistic position-I do not refer to the happenings in China or to other remote places in the world, but to the position at our door. Ready money, even three months money, is at the rate of 1 per cent. to 2 per

cent whilst money for investment on long terms costs 7 per cent. to 10 per cent. (Roumania and Poland loans, for instance).

Killing Trade.

Would thess

What would be thought of nig dealers who bought pigs at £1 each, and who would not sell under £G each? Would they not be justly Icoked upon as bad pig-dealers and bad business men? pig dealers if they had a mano- poly-not be made to realize that it could not pay to produce pigs. Gold's Monopoly.

any more than it would be possibio If it were not that we

were for the public to consume bacon. living amongst people who, with such a difference between the generally speaking, have become buying and selling prices. fatalists, such jan event дв the

Unjustifiable margins in any. piling up of wealth in fewer and commodity can only have one con fewer hands would not even be sequence, viz., the killing of trade, subject for contemplation. Unand money dealers, or those for fortunately, it would appear that whom they act, should realize be- very few of the intelligent massfore it is too late that by maintain- are ready or willing to give theming the present enormous margina Subscribed Capital ....$25,000,000.00 selves the trouble to look under the on money they are making trade' Paid-Up Capital $24,710,200.00 surface for causes of inequities or impossible.

$ 3,820,503.82 upproaching dangers. Reserve Funds

THE BANK OF CHINA. 行銀 淑

Reorganised October 26, 1928, under special charter of The National Gov.

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE

ernment as, AN

BANK.

HEAD OFFICE:, SHANGHAI

HONG KONG BRANCH: 4. Queen's Road Central.

The money trade the basis of all present trading-tends now to restrict itself to the "gold using" countries. and silver barring"

This to my mind illustrated the "If it has to come let it come unreality which-if continued- but it won't be in my time" is the will bring about a position under very regrettable attitude

of too which something like 4-per cent, of many to-day.

the population will gather to itself What is the unreality to which 180 per cent. of all money. ive, referred.? It is that for ng We are also able to offer our Cus Owing to our numerous branches in reasons other than "ease" or "quick tomers the services of the Branches China and large connections in the im-realization of the iden," but cer- of the International Banking Corpora-portant commercial centres of the tion in San Francisco and Spain and world, we are able to extend to our tainly not upon mature considera also of The National City Bank of clients special facilities for domestiction, and equally certainly not New York (France), S.A., Is Parls and foreign banking and exchanges. after drawing logical conclusions, and Nico.

We also handle the issue of Bonds the world has been advised by F. McD. COURTNEY, and other Pablle Funds of the Chin-

great money theorists to adopt Manager. esc Government both at home

generally Sold as the only stan abroad. Hong Kong, 20th February, 1991.

SHOU J.

dard" for fixing relative values CHEN, :1

Manager

for "everything.". Hong Kong, 5th March, 1931.

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THE

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, INC.

Head Office: 65, Broadway, New York.

1OVERS

U.S.36,000,000 U.S.$1,572,454 U.S.$1,908,209.

Manager.

Hong Kong, 1st May, 1931.

Capital Surplus Roserves

BRANCHES:-

Awatardam Antwerp Albana

Genom Glasgow

Nise

Kapla

Pirque

Beal Berlin:

Barrile

Bombay

Breme

Babart Lovre Istoriakez Jerusalsa Lido

Parle

Гезвод

Bruusia

Landoa

Beano Altus

Liverport

Cairo Caloutin CADE Colombo

Lucasus

Lugano

Έμπορ

Mur!

81, Mart

Mole Carle

Manils

Munich

Milan

Eatablished, 1880,

Capital (fully paid-up) Yen 100,000,000 Yen 115,000,000 Reserve Fund

Head Office:-YOKOHAMA.. Branches and Agencies at:

Manila Nagasakl

Alexandria

Batavia

'Berlin..

Jambay

Jalcutta

Canton

Changchun

IIamburg

Hankow Harbin

Hong Kong

Honolulu Kat Yuon Karachi

Nagoya Newchwang

New York Osaka Peiping Rangoon

Dairen (Dalny) Tengtien (Mukden) Rio de Janeiro

San Francisco Scattle Semarang Shanghai Shimonosek! Singapore Socrabaya Kobo

Sydnoy London

Tiontain Los Angeles Tokyo.

Taingtau Lyons

Interest allowed on Current Ac- counts.

Depoalte received for fixed periods. at rates to be obtained on application.

H. MORI,

Manager. Hong Kong, 11th April, 1991.

Cantinopte

Edinburg Farese Полите

Feking Falernity Botterdam Boots Bumbaul

Changhai dcut bampton

Bigspors

Titatula

Fion Yokohame Zurich

Branches of American Express Company in Principal cities of Unit ed States of America and Canada.

All classes of Commercial Ranking Transactions undertaken.

Investment

Personal handled.

THE BANK OF CANTON,

Established 1912.

paza

It seems that few have ever pul to themselves the very obvious query, "Has gold in itself any great practical use, so that if one LTD.-became possessed of a great deal of this metal it would be in itself, of any use to its possessor?"

Read Ouice Hong Kong.

Authorised Capital (1.X. Currency) $11,000,000 Paid Up Capital

8,001,600 fa4arri Fund 48.ད-Bsa4t*1H%B1 ཾ་ས

1,400,000 BRANCHES: "

The only true reply to this query is, of course, that it would not be of any use, and therefore one must assume that the reason for making Santhangal, Barrow, Bogold the only standard of values is because it is one of the rare metals, and gold can, therefore, be used as an easy standard:

Bangkok, New York and Ena Prapolaco.

CONDESPONDENTS

LONDON DANKERS :-

The Lloyd's Bank, Liinfbed.."

to all principal cities of the World.

· Farsiga", «zohanga and banking bodzsa of sinty descriptioň transaciaḍ.

Bata Deposit Boxes (various alone) si a 2961ly

ranial of from $5 to $40.

LOOK POONG. SHAN, '

Chief Manager.

(TAIWAN GINKO.)",

HEAD OFFICE: Taipeh, Formosa,

Incorporated by Special Imperial Charter,.1899.

This barring of silver is undoubt edly, one of the main causes of the restriction of trade throughout tha world to-day, and it is easy to see how this has been brought about.

As regards production of the iwo metals-gold and silver-tho proportion is one 15, whilst the shutting out of silver from the currencies of the world has altered, the values of these two. metals and brought this to one ta forty-five.

Less than 50 years ago "silver. using peoples in the world (for instance, China and India) bought. their supplies of silver from the very people who are now barring it (Britain, Australia, America), and in buying it they must have paid for this silver its proportionate value. In goods or service, or both.

and

Its Rigorous Rule.. Now just as all monopolies are

Silver's Low Value. certain to kill themsolves, if the

Now that silver has been with idea of "monopoly" is too rigorous drawn largely from the world's ly enforced, instead of work-currencies, these unfortunate ing with the Idea of "best buyers are left with an article the service to the public," so it is with price of which has been reduced

even

commonsense;

THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LTD.gold... It has become an unbearable about two-thirds, and that main.

ruler who neglects all duties, and ly through the action of the coun

under its tries from who they bought. rigorous rule it has tried and almost succeeded in ousting the competitor with whose assistance, and from whose existence, gold could hope to maintain its ruling position, viz., the other compara- tively rare metai "silver,"

Bank-Noten lagued Average amount....Yen. 45.001,000

Can any so-called mono-metal- list justify this position, either from the point of view of honest or even from the point of view of good business?

Have the great bankers, who: depend on world-wide trading (not So long as there was a co-opera-on local trading) ever considered tion between these two metals, and if it is possible for the world's Foodhow, so long as their relative values trade to revive so long as some-

were based on that inexorable law thing liko 600,000,000 people

Osairal Bank in Formosa.

accounts JAPAN-TOTO, Yokohatos, Zobe, Graks BRANCHES AND AGENCIES: ·

FORMOSA (– Duran, Kagi... Karanka,

Kung Hakao. Nanio, Blaniku, Talaba Tsoan, Takso, Tamici, Toso, ilalia, Taito. CHINA-Shah, Hankew, Amer,

Brakow, Deaton. OTHERS-Hong Kong, Ongapor

SHIONMAS Bataria, Lazabay, London, New York, Deiren.

- LONDON BANTERS 1

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 Travel Do- partment.

Affiliated with

THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK Resources Over $2,600,000,000

C. H. BENSON,

General Manager.

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LTD.

Established 1918,

HEAD OFFICE: ̈÷

10, Des Voeux Road, Central,

Capital and Surplus

Total Resources

HONG KONG

over H.8 `8,000,000.00

over H.330,000,000.00

Every description of Banking and Exchange business transacted, flat matt

Current and Fixed Deposit Accounta in local and for- siga enrrencies opened for clients.

Savings Account and Safe Deposit Boxes," Eranchar and Agencies all over the world.

KAN TONG PO,

hranler. Månarer.

Bosrabaya Caloatin

The Bank has Correspondente in all the principal

› Commnenial Centre throughout the world.

K. NAQUBA.

HONG KONG BRANCH

3, Dee Faux Read Central. “Hong Kong, 19th. January, -3928

of the twins "supply and demand," about half the world's population

Paper or Metal?*"'

Ts Loudon County Weltminster and Pur's Bank. then things went well. Silver has whose wealth is mainly in the

been produced for more than one shape hundred years past now in about from participating in the trade of of silver are precluded

fifteen times as much volume as the world by reason of the fact that gold...

the commodity in their posseazion Governments, however, gov has been artificially reduced in erned by theorists, and shelter-value to a point which, practically ing themselves behind so-called prevents them from being buyers money experts, adopted gold an of anything? their sole standard of value, and have custed silver by "paper."

If silvor wore given, the game Whether paper is represented by right, as gold, it would recover its brinkers bills or by bank notes, the old position In the world, and. Its only reason for its value is credit,true relative value. Why must and credit is the same as every people have dirty pléces of. paper other commodity or facility in that instead of being allowed to use the the more there Is of it the less clean metal which has real value? valpable it becomes..

And why should the few metal coins still in circulation be com This obvious fact is too often posed of a false mixture instead of over-looked. In the past, with a the usual alloy?

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are disastrous.

To sura up the unrealities from which the world is today suffering are in my mind mainly two..

great deal of silver in circulation These things are artificial, and (and therefore so much less have brought about results which paper), the fact that the whole of the paper could be changed into metal (silver) and vice versa, at any time, anywhere, and with any body gave paper a far greater real Value In the eyes of the holder. In the meantime as gold hag also been withdrawn from circulation," and paper béing only exchangeabl

Firstly, the artificial reduc Firstly, the artificial reduc tión In the value of aliver, and

(Continued on: Poje 8.)

THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1931.

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