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BANKS

HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

Authorised Capital

„$50,000,000 ed and Fully-Paid-up 20,000,000 Seserve Funde:-..

Starling.£ 6,500,000

Hong Kong Currency

Reserve ....$20,000,000- Basarva Lisbility of Pro-

maristova

READ OFFICE: HONG KONG.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA

Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1855.

* HEAD OFFICE: LONDON

مناطة

THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, JULY 6, 1936:

and

Commerce

Finance

LOCAL DOLLAR STEADY

Silver Prices. Rise

SHARE MARKET

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS

BRITISH PAIRS.

ALL-ENGLAND

DOUBLES FEAT

(Continued from Page 5.)

RAW RUBBER PRICES

Latest Quotations From

Singapore

Messrs. H. B. Joseph and Co.: have received, the quotations in Strafts

Spot 27 h. Unchanged.

following

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE OF ANNUAL

MEETING-

GENERAL MEETING of the KOWLOON RESIDENTS ASSO

THE-SEXTEENTH - ANNUALL ̈

CIATION will be held in the St. Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon,

[p.m.

Aug-Sept. 27 b. Unchanged. Jon Tuesday, 14th. July, 1935, at §. Oct-Dec. 27% b. Unchanged. Jan-March 277% b. Unchanged.. Market:-Quiet

In June 1926, he was presented with the Jubilee Commemorationom Singapore for Raw Rubber. Medal at Wimbledon, and in the following year was a member of the French team which defeated: of America in the Challenge Round issued of the Davis Cup.

In 1928 he won the Doubles of France with Championship Jacques Bragnon and it was then that they laid the foundation for their splendid understanding.

The following was the list share quotations

The local dollar ́is ́ ́ steady, local

on demand yesterday to-day- opening morning at 1/3-5/166

Paid-up Capital

Beserve Fund seaso

58,000,000 £5,000,000

Beserve Liability, of Pro-

$20,000,000

pristors

£3,000,000 |

Agencios and Branches:

Bangoon

bengkak

SUMMERAS Seremban

Bombay

pos

Stanghal

[Calentin Cartons jawwp

Katala Lumpur

Dingapore

Kuching

Madzaa

Bourabaya

Manila

Isiping

Daw Inck

Tongkab

19

Pecing)

Panens

(alkakal *Takingino Yokoga Zamboangs

Bạn Hà đJ Peterson

Castrman.

G. Miskin Esq.,

Digsty Chairman,

Kan. Mr. W.R. Bell, J.R.. Masson Esq., Cebu. AH, Compton Esq. T. E. Pearce Esq. mto Mos. Mr. S. H. Dodwell,

th Baspring

J. A Plummer Esgow

Hon. Mr. 31 T. Johnson,

Harah

A. L. Shields Esq. Hoor K

V. M. Grayburn, Esq.

ANOT SANGKOT

DALCUTTA DANTON ARE PIO

POOCHOW

LIFEONGH

FAKKOSO

HANLOW&

BAKKIN

BOBOLEW

SAGN

JOBORY

KUB

KOWLOON

Chand Manage.

BLANCHES-

KUALA LUMPUR

.

LOXDUS LIONS

MANILA

Jooml

MURDER

- NEW YORK

PELPING

PENANG

BANGOS

taigos

SAN FRANCISCO

SHANGHAIt

DISUATURE

MUNKABALA

SUME PACANI

TIENTSIN

TUKIO

ICINGTAO

TUKLUKAN

+

Oncreas Ascenta opened in Local Curacy wad Bed Deposite tootevnd for one your de snarer

Ladencies.

Medan

"Spot silver rose to 194, advanced to while "forward"

The London on New York cross- rate was unchanged at £-U.S.$5.-

Kuwen Exchange and General Banking busine02 as compared with £-U.S.$5.- 02, while the New York on Lon- cup coats opened and Fixed Deposita

was not quoted; received for one Jane or shorame parsede at don cross-rate

after being -US$5.02-5/16 on Saturday.

winch will be quoted on applosion:

The Bank's Feed Offs 10 Loon saderiak Executor and Trustee

AMADORI

and a

ox Britisk Ingotsa Tai overpaid, ob

} mesta which may be ascvetained at any of tha jagencira and Branches

A. BRHARLEY,

MARKARE.

Hong Kong, 1st January, 1938.

THE CHINA & SOUTH SEA BANK,

LIMITED

(Incorporated in China) Bral Offer Shanghai

$7,500,000.00 $1,500,000.00

Capital Reserve

micade 10 Intal Carency and staring on Branches-All Important Cities

AGRO up 10 SON CAFE

23 LANG.

BOXES

Hong Kong, 24th February, 1938.

HONG KONG SAVINGS BANK

* Business of the shore Bank is non-

1 by the XENG KONG AND SHANGHAI SANING CORPORATION. Baka may bo skinned or appscheme

FOR THE HUNG YONG AND SHINGMAL BANKING CORPIRATION,

V. GRAYBURN

Chael Madaght.

Hong Kong, 24th February,-1936:

Chins

Farmgs, Kachelje kond Ovneral Banking De

Gure and baring, kocoanas opened sod Fund

ná zima trhoch mit be quoted an application,

B00 %. CHANG,

Xange.

mpoule putted on Jar of shorter period

HONG KONG BRANCH: 2. Der Væer Band, Cactiesi, Manager's "Umag - Formen. Exenangs Dept.

Char's Un

I'ml 2x23 30006

THE WING ON BANK, LTD.

7 Head Office: Hong Kong

26, Des Voeur Road Central

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LTD. Authorised Capital $10,000,000

-$10,000,000.0

| 8,500,000.00

-Kamera and Undiriand. Produktennis 1,086,306.53|

MEAD OFFICES-HONG KONG. HD Fort Boad, Central

BOARD OF DIRECTORS— Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, Chairman In Kom Chan, Kogu P. Sa Kwak, kq, Wong Lun Tong, ng, Chân Ching Bhak, Esq. Lai Lan Kand, Leg Wong Chu Son, Eag, sod Xoa Ting

Kau Tang Pong, Chist Manager, 24 Toe Fong, Logi Zanagers

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES 1

Almería Melbourne

Kingki

Coloure

Sew York

Се

Landon

Unka

*Pangg

Bangoon

bearing Ebanghe

Saurabaya

GLOW

DYSDAY

Zakyo San Francisco - Vassou ver

2.sappbarma

Evity' danecption of Banking and Exchange bualkan tanamėsąĒ. Lograted on approved

Curvast Antiouma opeted in Loosi CucreatJ and Fixed Deponas rostral, for que zie of

SMALLEST AND BIGGEST

London Wall Exchange Moves "On

telephone ex- London Wall

area smaller change, serving an than any other exchange in the country, but dealing with half a million calls weekly, went into a new home recently.

Exactly at 1.30 pm. one Satur day last month the 3,450 sub- scribers on the exchange were a new automatic transferred to exchange of the same name ir Wood-street, Cheapside, where the Metropolitan and National ex- changes are also housed.

London Wall had probably more international calls than any otherj exchange in the world.

operators. were Telephone formerly trained there..

Since 1902 London Wall ex- change has been destroyed by Sre on two occasions.

LONDON BANKERS:-- "Westminster Bank, Ltd. Foreign Exchange and every das cripton of banking business transAES-

Current Accounts and Savings - CANADIAN TRADE

nd.

counts opened..

Fixed Deposits TA- ceived at rates which will be quoted; on application.

Trusteeship & Executorship under taken. Safe Deposit Boxes for hire.

PHILIP GOCK CHIN

Chief Manager.

FIGURES

Imports And Exports Both Rise

OHAws

An increase of more than 44 per:

DETAILS DISCUSSED cent in Canada's domestic

BY ALL TEAMS

arter periods includ Foreign Cavate

sa Mena will be quoted on

Bad Deposit Boxes To Le

HAN TONG PO,

Clint Mapagne. -

· (Contiríned from Page 5).

Press Facilities

EX

ports to Japan during April, com- pared with April last year, is re-. ported by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. The figures were $1,172,000, compared with $810,- 000.-

Canada's imports from the Far rose during April, About 130 pressmen have pri-East also

telephones installed where especially in connection with China they sit, and foreign calls inside From Japan the Dominion bought Europe will be put through while goods. worth $289,000, compared Laports from the pressmen wait with the receiver with $241,000.

at their ear. Broadcasting re-China rose from $216,000 to porters will keep up a running $318,000.-Beater.

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK comment throughout each event,

· LIMITED

Established-1880

Capital (full paid-up) Ten.100,000,000 Rawerve Fand

Ten 129,150,000

Head Office: YOKOHAMA'

Branches and Agencies at

Alexandria.

Bangkok

Batavia

Begiin

Bombay

Calentia

Gaston

Dairen (Dairy)

Moji

Nagasakc Nagoya

New York Ostka Paris Peiping Eangoon

Tangtien (Mukden) Rio de Janeiro

Hamburk

Hawkow

Hong Kong

Honolulu

rachi

San Francisco Seattle Semarang

Shanghai

Singapore

Sourabaya Sydney

Tientsin

Tokyo Tringtan

Kobe Lendon Los Angeles Manila

Interest allowed for Current Ac- coents.

Yingkow

Depozita-received for fixed periods] st rates to be obtained on applica tion.

G. KISHINAMI,

Manager.

Hong Kong, 3rd July, 1936.

THE

SHANGHAI COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in China)

Capital paid up $5,000,000, Eeserves

-$7,500,000.

Capital Savings Dept. $600,000. Reserve Savings Dept. $800,000. Head-Urice Shanghai

A Bank having as its mission. the industrial (development or China and the fostering of "her commercial relations abroad. Hong Kong Offen

"6, Queen's Road Central

Phone" 21116.

which will simultaneously be continuously. The number of tele-..

phones broadcast to the respective coun-vision

and television Το tries, listeners-in following every stations is being augmented detail of the play.

meet all unforeseen emergencies a At Groenau Regatta motor-feet of motorised post offices is launches with short-wave trans-being kept in readiness to rush the mitters will follow the racing bosts service whenever congestion arises. and send out descriptivé comments -Trans-Ocean Service.

SAFEGUARDS

WHEN TRAVELLING

Warning signs on land and sea are for your personal safety. Travelers Cheques are for the safety of your travel funds. You máke the funds "loss proof" and "theft-proof" when you change your travel cash into

AMERICAN TRAVELERS

EXPRESS

CHEQUES

If lost or stolen before you countersign them, a prompt refund is made. The denominations are $10, $20, $50 and $100 and also £2, £5 and

£10.

They are spendable everywhere and no **identification is required other than your

signature.

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., INC.

porated with "Limited Liability in USA

4, Des Voeux Road Central

Banks

HK. Bank $1,590 n.

EK Bank (London) £102 1 Chartered Bank $14% n Mercantile Bank A. and

£31 p Mercantile Bank C. £14 n. Bank of East Asia $73 ±

Insurances

Canton Ins.. $255.n. Union Ins. $525 u. China Underwriters $1 m China Fire Ins. $462 n. HK. Fire Ins. $250 n. International Assce. Sh $334

Shipping

Douglases $36 n.

H.F. Steamboats $2 5. Indo-Chinas (Pref.), $30 m Indo-Chinas (Det) $20. n. Shells (Bearer) 95-T . Union Waterboats $12 s.

Dockx, etc.

HK and K. Wharves $88 n. HK and W. Docks $10 b. Providents (Old) $1.05 n. Providents (New) 20 cts. D. Hong Kew Sh.$185 m. New Engineering Sh$4. n. Shanghai Docks Sh.$100 n.

Mining

E

1.

Ji

Kailan Mining Ad. 11/6 n. Langkits (Single) Sh.$8 n. S'hai Exploration Sh.34% n. Shanghai Loans Sh.$4 a- Raubs $104 T Venz; Goldfield $44 b. Amtamokos $5.10 n. Atoks 70 cts. b. Baguio Gold 28 cts. b. Balatoes $213⁄41⁄2 ́n. Benguet Consolidated $18.40 n. Benguet Exploration 27% ets. b. Bid Wedge 52 ets. b., 54 cts. 53. Consolidated Mines 3% ets. b. Demonstration $1.08 n.

Gold Creek 19 cts. . Ipo Gold 31 cts. Itogons $1.95 n LX.L. $2.85 b. Masbate 80 "ets. b. Northern Mining 36 cts. n. Paracale Gumaus 62 cts. n. Salecots Mining 12 cts. n. San Mauricio $121 n.

In 1932 Borotra won his second Wimbledon Doables Championship. being partnered on this occasion by Jacques Brugnon, his present: partner. He retained this title the following rear with Brugnon.

PUI CHING REGISTER THE "DOUBLE"

[Continued from Page 4)

Expensive Error

BUSINESS

Adoption of Report and Ac-. counts for the year ended 31st De (cember, 1935.

Election of Officers and Com- ¡mittee.

Any other business.

It is earnestly requested that members and all others interested (in the welfare of Kowloon wilk ¡make an endeavour to be present

This was one of the best League at the meeting. fand in 1934 won the French Do¤-jgames witnessed this season, with bles title, also with Brugnon. the result in doubt till the fifth M. el Arculli pitched well

Last year he established a re

cord by winning the Covered throughout the game, while his Courts Championship at Queen's brother 0. el Arculli at third base] Club for the eighth consecutive gave a sound display in an mac- time His only big success this customed position.

month

C. E. TERRY,“ Acting Hon. Secretary- Kowloon, July 6th. 1936.

PUBLIC AUCTION ·

Tinstructions to sell by Publie

KEIE Undersigned have received

year has been in the French Dou-

The batting of Eastern wasļ last bles Championship

good; they registered six hits and when, partnered by Marcel Berthis, in view of the pitching of Auction nard he beat G. P. Hughes and the Chinese, must be considered; CRD. Tucker; the British Davis Cup pair, in the Final.

older

-WORLD'S REST

Lacoste,

ivery good.

Lau pitched instead of C. King)

on

Thursday, the 9th July, 1936- commencing at 230 p.m.

at their Sales Room, Daddell Street

A Quantity of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Pui-Ching comprising:-

FURNITURE

Jacques Brugaon is recognised for the Chinese and did well. The as the finest doubles player in the Chinese infield were very much was again pro- world and, although three years alert and Kimm

is minent at short-stop. Borotra be than

Eastern drew first blood in the 41 his record

is very

first inzings, but similar to that of his partner. He was a member of the famous accumulated four runs when their Black Wood Ware, Tesk Draw

turn came. "Four Musketeers"

ing Room, Bed Room and Dining The game was fairly interesting Room Furniture, Office Furniture. Cochet, Borotra and Brugnen—| who helped to bring the Davis Cup with the Chinese giving a great on Paintings, Pictures, Silver and trophy back across the Atlantic exhibition of base-stealing, for E. P. Ware, Porcelain and Glass whenever they got to first, they Ware, Brass and Aluminium Ware, from America in 1927.

won practically appeared to have little difficulty Rugs, Carpets, Ornaments, Books, Brugnon has

Sewing Machines, Typewriters, every European Doubles Cham-in reaching third.

Pu-Ching on the whole were Gramaphones and Records, Elec- pionship in addition to the Wim- bledon title. with Jean Borotra, not as good as usual thoughtric Table Fan and Lamps, Cutlery, the American and Australian Dou-the home-run of C. King in the Tennis Ramicets, Curtains, Linen, bies Championships, also with fifth innings was a good effort. Borotra, and the German title. Although doubles is essentially his game, he is also a fine singles player he represented France in the Olympic Games at Antwerp in

JAPANESE BEATEN

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six

1920. He commenced his Davis innings, when Pui-Ching ran riot dae, to Cup career as long ago as 1920, and scored when he was reserve for France two expensive Japanese errors.

The fielding on both sides was against America He has played]

Ice Chests etc., etc.

and

Three Befrigerators One Upright Piano by “W. Robinson"

On view from Wednesday, the sth. July, 1936.

Terms: Cash on Delivery

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneer.

in practically every Davis Cup tight, but the Chinese had the match since 1920 for France, with Japanese beaten everytime in the exception of last year and this squeeze play, and the bunting of on a same standard as the loen!

the students in the fifth innings teams.

year.

Suyoc Consul 50 cts. b. and Leading US. Doubles

United Paracales $14 b. Universal Explor 24 cts.

Lands, Hotels, etc. FK and S. Hotels $455 n. H.K. Lands $30 r. HK. 4% Debentures 100% b. Shanghai Lands Sh.$13 n Metropolitan Lands Sh, $10 n. Humphreys $8,55 12. HK Realties $41. Chinese Estates $80 n. China Realties Sh$4 n China Debentures Sh.$60

Public Utilities HK. Tramways $10.40 b. Peak Trams (old) 61⁄2 The Peak Trams (new) $2% a Star Ferries, $851⁄2 83. Yanmati Ferries $20 n. C. Light (old) $101⁄2 sa. C. Lights (new) 57%1⁄2 z HK Electrics $50 b. Macao Electrics $183⁄4% n Sandakan Lights $3.30 m.. Telephones (old) $25 b. Telephones (new) 38% China Bases Sh$111⁄4 z Singapore Tractions 32/6 b. Singapore Pref. 28/-

Industrials.

Malabon Sugars $91⁄2 b. Cald, Macg. (Ord.) Sh.3191⁄2 n Cald, Macg. (Fref.) Sh.$15 n. Canton Ices $1% 1 Cements $9.20.1. EK Ropes $3.90_17 Stores, etc.

Dairy Farms $191⁄41⁄2 n Watsons $3.45 TL Lane, Crawfords - $63⁄41⁄2, n.

Mackintosha $5 # Sinceres $1.70 WE Powells 40 cts. n. Wing On (EK) $50 L

Cotton Mills Ewo Cottons Sh.$8 m. Shanghai Cottons

(old) Sh

023

Shanghai Cottons (new) Sh

$394 The Zoong Sings Sh.$18 n. Wing On Tertiles" Sh.325'zi

Miscellaneous Entertainmenta" $2.50 p. SC. Enterprises" $125°n Macao “Greyhounds" $2 m. Constructions : (old) $13%^n,

· Constructions: (new) 30 cts, bu

Combine

VAN RYN'S DISTINCTION

was remarkable.·

13

Detailed scores:-

JAPANESE YMA.

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The Japanese tried three pit- chers with varying degrees of suc-! cess, but. Yakima was, the most Yasuda successful, though he walked four Mikani Takeda batters. Mikuni, while at short- Tamasaki stop, was prominent in the field. Tajima Wilmer J. Allison and John Van

Yasdua was safe catcher, Kawamura Ryn were first associated as a but his throwing to second base Nakamata doubles pair in 1930, when they left mach to be desired. He was Maruyama Yoshometo represented the United States never able to find a good length amasaki. the Davis Cup series. Last year and his throws were often over Nakamato they played again for the United the second base or too short with States against Germany in the the result that Pui-Ching players Inter-Zone Final

were often safe in stealing bases.

2

PUI-CHING

B. Wong J. Chock

W. Woo

In 1929 they won the Wimbledon jand Florida Doubles titles, retain-| Tulsa Want To Join

C. Kim ling the former in 1930. In 1931

"The U. S. S. Tulsa which will T. Kim they won the American Doubles be in the Colony for the next five E Woo Championship for the first time or six weeks, have applied for per-Gong and regained the title last year.

mission to join the League and wong John Van Byn has a unique most of the other clubs have. Omg honour in that he is the only man agreed to their inclusion in the Chung to have won the British, French better interests of the game. and United States Doubles Cham- With a view to obtaining as

"Struck out:-C. King 4, Yajima 4, pionships in one year-1931-the mach experience and practice 2 Mimi 1. first two with G. M. Lott, and the possible, the other teams have ar- Base on balls-King. 4, Maruyama- last with Wilmer Allison...

ranged friendly games with the 1, Mikuni 1, Tajima 1.

Scores by inning Tulsa, and the first of these will

RECORDS FOR WIMBLEDON OVER 10 YEARS

(Continued from Page 6)

be played to-morrow iz Kowloon against the Overseas Chinese at 14.30 pm, whilę on Wednesday, at the Causeway Bay ground, the Volunteers will clash with them

..

Japanese 100000=1 run

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

12 0.0 0 0 0–3 hits. Pui-Ching 1 0 0 0 6 0 -7 RIDE.

`1 0 0 0 3 0 =4 hita. LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE

P W L Per-C Pai-Ching

H.9 2 Arrangements are also now be-Overseas Chinese

1934 R. Mild (Japan) and Kiss D. at 5 p.m.

E. Round (GL. Britain) 1935 F. J. Perry and Miss D. E 1936 F. J. Perry and Miss D.

Round (Britain)

MEN'S FIRST TEN FOR 1935

F. J. Perry (Gt. Britain)

2 J. EL Crawford (Australia)

3. G. Von Cramm" (Germany)

4. W. Allison (America)

5. H. W. Austin (Gt. Britain)

6. D. Budge. (America)

7. F. X. Shields (America)

8. V. B. McGrath (Australia)

9. C. Boussus (France) 10. S. B.-Wood (America)

LADIES' FIRST TEN FOR 1935

Eing made for games against the Volunteers

other teams in the League, and as Mindanao the sailors have a wealth of ma-Japanese YMA,

American terial at their disposal, it has been Canadians arranged for them to field teams Eastera

1. Mrs. Wills-Moody (America) 2. Miss Jacobs (America) 2. Miss Stammers (GL. Britain)

4. Mrs. Spring (Germany) (

5. Mrs, S. P. Fabyan (America)

6. Miss D. E. Round (Gt. Britain)

7. Mrs. Arnold (America)

8. Mme Mathieu (France)

9. Miss J. Hariigan (Australia)

10. Miss M. C. Scriven (GL Britain)

Vibro Piling 2 TAMAN D

Ch. Gost. 5% 1925- G*Bds: — BAK. Gort: 81⁄2% Loan* 14%

934 1

H.K Gort 4% Loan 1% prem. Wallace Exrpers $4. n.

4 3 1

3 2 1

818.

750

666

2 1 1 500

5 2 3

400

2 0 2 .000

.000 .000

The Damage Is Done!

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