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awaiting
at our
-offives for Box Nos. 47, 62, 70,
WANTED KNOWN
UNION INSURANCE
SOCIETY OF CANTON, LTD.
Mr. H. Geary Gardner has beer, appointed Branch Manager in Hong Kong and will astumo charge of the interests of this Society and its Aliated Com- panies as from 11th April, 1046.
deal DAVID SASSOON & CO., LTD
AVOID disappointment, with Modo Elite, 22 Queen's Road, retailed at Deutral. Everything **Wholesale" price including la- hly carved teak-camphor-lined chesta, warranted prewar mado, a tagnificent collection of "Finest BI Soochow embroidered dress pyjamaa, kimonos, etc., art hats, rubber girdles.
POSITION VACANT
WANTED by an old established firm Elderly Lady Overseer, nge between 30 to 38 years, with knowledge of English and Chinese to take charge of male and female employees. State qualifications and salary required with coples of testmonials. Write Box No. 78, "China Mail".
FOR SALE
Tenders
invited for the AIO
one Refrigerating purchase of Plant (Direct Expansion). Makers: J. & E. Hall Ltd.
Dartford, England. Capacity: Approx, 8 tons driven by MeLaren Ricardo Diesel' Engine.
Capacity of Installation complete
with insulated chambers 90 tont.
Installation can be inspected on board 2.8. “Yuần Sang" at China Merchants What, West Point,
Tenders must be delivered to the Divisional Sca Transport Officer, Peninsula Hotel, Kowloon bafore moon on Saturday, 13th April, 1940.
BRITISH MILITARY
ADMINISTRATION.
HONG KONG
Department of Imports
& Exporte
IMPORT LICENCES
Importera
notified are
that export allocations from the United Kingdom of Cotton Yarn and Piece Goods for consumption in Hong Kong Woollen Yarn and Goods, Rayon Yarn and Piese Goods, Cotton, Wool and Rayon Knitted Goods and Knitted Fabrics, which have so far only been available
Government
THE CHINA MAIL," FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1946.'
Britain's Budget Tory Criticism Of Tax Levels
LONDON, APRIL 11.. SIR JOHN ANDERSON, FORMER CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, STATED DURING THE DEBATE ON THE BUDGET IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TODAY THAT TAXATION IN BRITAIN WAS FAR TOO HIGH. THE FACT THAT BRITAIN WAS MUCH NEARER A BAL- ANCED BUDGET THAN MANY HAD SUPPOSED SHOULD CO A LONG WAY TO IMPRESS THE PEOPLE AT HOME AND ABROAD WITH THE STRENGTH AND RESISTENCE OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF THE COUNTRY, HE SAID "BUT," HE ADDED "LET US BEWARE OF TRYING OUR PEOPLE TOO HARD. THE TOTAL FOR WHICH THE CHANCEL- LOR HAS TO BUDGET IS STAGGERING AND I AM MOST DISAPPOINTED OVER THIS POSITION,” The first essential to achieve, ly necessary to avoid inflation. ly heid a Power of Attorney on he said, was a balanced economy He thought that the Chancellor's behalf of this Company has ten-something quite different policy of atabilised prices
4 balanced budgot. might get the country into. dered his resignation which has from
Balanced economy was absolute- some trouble, been accepted with effect from 318 March, 1946.
NOTICE
Mr. Robert Stock who former-
Mr. Stock will accordingly no longer sign on behalf of the Company,
H.Q. R.A.S.C. HONG KONG
N.Y. STOCK MARKETS
A balanced economy and a balanced budget were not suffi- cient in themselves if the level of taxation was too high. If a tax-payer was flogged unduly he might lose heart and automatic relief through inflation might New York, Apr. 11.
be the An advance yesterday in the
only way to keep him New York Stock Market toward alive. fifteen-year higha was halted in a
That was the ever present session of irregular
essential danger and movements.
it was that taxation should come down. Sir John said that the policy of surplus and deficit budgeting could only be posalble on Tower level of taxation. It would be quite Impossible to 64.19 budget for surplus on taxation like the present 42.76 at anything
Motor and rail shares.
Of 1,015 saues traded, 440 de-
384 advanced. Al Tenders are invited for the pur- cin
clined and chase of the following craft as craft issues were unable to hold
advance. early W. S. Balley & Co., their they liont
Dow Jones Averago; Lid, Shipyard, Kowloon.
30 Industrials
(1) H.S.L. French, Hull and remaining fittings as lics.
(1) Steam
20 Rails
abe
15 Utilities
Adams Express
Vessel, Victoria. Hull, Engines, etc. As she iles.
These craft may be Inspected between the hours of 10 a.m. and p.m. on 16th and 16th April, 1946.
Scaled tenders should be for- warded to H.Q. R.A.S.C. VIC.
Alaska Juneau Atherican Can American Smelting American Telephone American Tobacco Amonds Copper Anaconda Armour Aviation Corporation Baldwin Barnsdall
Bendix Aviation
FORIA BARRACKS Aprit Bethelehem Stei on or before noon 17th 1940.
BRITISH MILITARY
ADMINISTRATION HỒNG KÔNG
Department of Imports
& Exports
IMPORT LICENCES
Canadian Pacific
Boeing
Borden Co.
J. I Chrysler
1. Case
American Waterworks
tal Solvents
Corit
Products
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Central
Goodrich
$ 77.04 208.00
$ 23 level.
B
99
70
72
101%
Two things were casential to national recovery-reduced ex- penditure and increased com- petitive efficiency.
AYS
474
15
40
12
38m
Loan Gets
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.
Over First Hurdle
Washington, April 11.
A loan of £1,100,000,- 000 to Britain was approved
SHIPPING DEPARTMENT
16 Podder Street
Tel. 30011.
Gonoral Managers.
INDO-CHINA S.N. CO., LTD.
SAILINGS
today by the Sonato Banking gs. TAKSANG (No Passengers)........to SWATOW 18 April
and Currency Committeo by. 14 votes to 5.
9.S. YUENSANG
The Loan Bill will go the SA, FOOSHING Senate where its advocates pre- S.S. WOSANG dict it will secure Д comfortable majority.
Senator Barkley, Acting
Chairman of the Committee, Bald he intended asking the Senato to open the debate at the beginning of next week. He forecast that the loan would be Senate by a approved in the substantial majority-Reuter.
SHIPPING *MOVEMENTS
Arrivala
Yesterday: 5.S. Floristan S.S. Frederick N. from Kure, Nowall and SS. Samcalia from. U.S.A. and US.S. Haby.
and
Scheduled Arrivals Today: James Buchannan from Hall Singapore, U.S.S. Carter from Shanghai, H.M.S. Whimbrel from Pratas, U.S.S. Hyades (AF 28), HAMS. Woodcock from Kure, USS L.S.T. 638 643 635, P.M. Kromviken from Singapore.
Tomorrow:-U.S.S. L.S.T. 208, H.M.T. Encord towing IG. 25, S.S. Changon from Bangkok and SS. Promise from Saigon,
Departures Yesterday!H.M.S. Apollo to
Kure,
to
Scheduled Departures Today: HMS. Argonaut Singapore, H.M.S. Tally Ho and
to the Fort Beauharnois
Sydney, U.S.S. Tatam, and 8.5. Decan Vestal to Vizagapatals,
Tomorrow: H.MS. Comot to Yulin.
"I warn the House that in creased production is not whole story. Increased produc- 33% tive efficiency is what is re- 30% quired and that is a different matter. Increase of exports is 107% vory gratifying but these ex- ports must be competitive. 63% Under present conditions you
can sell anything."
62
B0%
19
20%
773
136
BRIDGE NOTES
When prices settled down, The player who selects his opening Britain would have to restricted after careful consideration of the bidding has a big advantage over the 60% importa if she could not expert player whose opening load le more or
on a sufficient scale on competi-loss automatio. For example.
Sir John regretted that Mr. Hugh Dalton, Chancellor of the Exchequer, had so little to say
paramount impor
tance of economy...
Purchase Tax
23
63% tive terms.
Dupont
2004
261
Electric Light & Power
25
General Motors
48%
about the
765
87
76
48
49
26% ed.
167
66%
06
72
E ning
International Harvester
International Paper
International Tel. & Tol. Johns Manville
Importers are notified that allo- | Nationery
Kennecott Copper
ard Distillers cations from India for consumpy National Lend tion in Hong Kong of cotton piece New York Central RR goods which have so far only been Packard Motors available on Government account, Pan American Airways have been returned to normal Pennsylvania RR commercial channels. Exporters Radio Corp. in India are now free to offer Real Silk these goods for export to Hong Real Kong up to the quotes which have Reynolds Tobace
Republic Steel been fixed. Goods offered and Schonley account, have been returned to purchased are part of Hour Sears, Roebuck normal commercial channels. Ex- porters in the United Kingdom Kong's allocation and are not for Shelf Of are now free to offer these goods export from the Colony. for export to Hong Kong up to
on
Secony Vacuum Southann Pacific the quotas which have been fixed. 2. In order the importers may Standard Branda
be permitted the maximum free Standard Oll of Calif, dom within the import control Standard Oil of New Jersey system, a new form of conce, Studebaker called "Quota Licence," will be Union Bag issued on application to all ostab Union Carbide
lahed importers of these goods. U.S. Rubber all These licences, which will replace US, Steel these
2. In order that importers may be permitted the maximum free dom within the import control new form of licence, Byztem, a eniled "Quota Licence," will be issued
application astablished importers of roods. These licences
on
to
any
other import lleences pre-Westinghouse will not viously granted, will not place any Youngstown Sheet & Tube place any limit on the amount the limit on the amount the importer-Associated Press. importer may bring in under the may bring in under the loonce
Heence; he will be free to import he will be free to import as much
as much as he can secure and A he can secure and will not
West, Dealer
"His attitude seemed to be 8. 8
one of complacency," ho declar. A10 78
D. QÜA Q. AQJ
S
Both aldos vulnarabla
B. AK 10 7
H. Q 652
D. 5
C. K 10 6 5
B. 6 B,
N
9
W
ED KJ10862
Q. 9 B 4 8
8. Q 7 969
H. K 8 4
D. A 7 i
C, 7 3
2044
22
43%
27%
344
and experience who, if increas- D. ed productive efficiency WAS Pass 44% wanted, should be given the Pa $44 maximum
a limited section of the com- 17munity-people of special skill West
The bidding:
iH.
North Dbl.
Kast
South
D.
15.
89.
47.
Dr.
16.
Pass
Fas
Regarding the Chancellor's taxation. concessions, Sir John accused Mr. Dalton of deli- berate discrimination in limit- 39% ing the concession on earned
28
income to those under £1,500, 10% This was discrimination against
encouragement and Wost "automatic" lead would have
48% not regarded as pariahs.
beam a diamond-and Bouth would won, drawn trumps, and lost a club and two ton's statement that the Pur-would have given South the game and hearts The automatic lead, therefore,
A He also criticised Mr. Dal-
GRAIN MARKETS
60
50
chase Tax would be permanent 4-Reuter,
73
87%
110
78
85%
BG
72%
Chicago, Apr. 11.
rubbar.
will not have to make a separateve to make a separate applica. CHINESE ESTATES, LIMITED domestic supply at 2,600.000 bund got another bears ruff to defeat
application for an import licence tion for an import licence to cover
But Weet thought before loading. His partner had "run" from the double of one heart and bad rebla diamonds later, on.
That sounded like long dia mond and very shart boaria the key to the best defesco.
Da ible reasoning West opened the In the Chicago Board of Trade, Ace of hearts and followed with the for the third time in four days three of bear's East ruffod, ka ox May Rye finished with the five pocted, and correctly, head the choice cent limit advance satting price of Wost's lowess heart an Indicating at a new record high.
dort an onity in the l west auji, Enil the covering furnished demand, with alors returrek olub to West's co shels and little coming to the the contract. market, Rye has gained 29 centa per bushel this month. Closing prices were: May 3. Applications for quota lleon-
$2.42% por bushel ses should be made to the Super-cos should be made to the Super-
July........... #1.02
Cash Rye sold at $2.00 "a bushel Intendent of Imports and Exports Intendent of Imports and Exports:
the usual application form. They will be issued
on the usual application_form. {
In 1918. The government, coiling They will be issued
at present impored]... of $1.49% Beence covering specified items licence for export from India
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN effective for all Bys after June Lupoa, deferred, deliveries will be 1946. from the list above for export during the first half of
NINETEENTH OR-ist from Great Britain during the Thair number will be profixed. by that the
Wheat, Corn and Barley were first half of 1946. The number the letters IQA. The fastto of DINARY YEARLY MEETING will be prefixed with the latters licences for the second half of of SHAREHOLDERS will be held at coiling prices, respectively BQA. The issue of second half 1048 will commence on June at held at the Company's Office at at $1:83%, 3121 and S120.
In the Winnipeg Exchange Ryc licences will commence on their number will be profixedChina Buildings (5th floor) year
Hong Kong, on Friday the 26th prices at the close vore as follow: June 1st and their profix will be by the letters 1Q0. BQB,
$1.05%/$1.00%; Associated
to cover each transaction.
3. Applications for quota lleen-
blanket
4. Licences will be issued only to persons, and firins who were petually imperiers of similar goods in 1941,
6. Licences will NC Busted, as
ara intended for re-export..
each transaction.
blanket
NINETEENTH ORDINARY
YEARLY MEETING
April, 1940, at 12. o'clock noon, bor May 89.66-July: $2.48Octo
4. Importers who experience for the purpose of receiving the difficulty in contacting exporters Report of the Directors and à should make the assistance of In year 1945, and of electing three In India with export allocation Statement of Account for the dustry Section STI. Départ- mont.
directors' and an auditor.
already
B. Lleences will be issued an at at present for these goods which present for these golds which are
intended for re-export
8. Liconces
already. issued 0. Liconcos should be replaced by quota' should be replaced by *quata" conces If for Hong Kong con- Beences If for Hong Kong cop #umption.
sumption.
H. A. TAYLOR,
TAYLOR,
The TRANSFER BOOK of tho. Company will be CLOSED from the 13th to the 20th March, 1945, both days Inclusive..
Directors b
By Order of the Board of
WONG WOON NAM,
otary,
Kong, 10th
Press
N; Y. COTTON
New York, Apr. 11. Now York cotton futures moyed through a quiet session as traders waited development bonding the prico control legislation.!
After-rising: 10.85- per bale en a small demand, futures closed .16 to 30 higher,
Pribes at the closa stood as
•followi
228.34da perpound;
*
Note that if West had bald the Ace of diamonds instead of the Ace of clubs ho would have lad the ton or Jack of hearts at the second trick. And the bigh heart would indlonto an salty la the bigberof the two ello suite.
Yesterday you were Oswald Jacoby's
and, with neither vulnerable, you held:.
B. Q J 10 8 4 2 H. J10 8 D. 24 'C. 7 6
ide
You 16. 48
The biddinge Schenken drooby
Stalez Pam
ID. PAM Pais 2Nr
Fam Pass
Bts་ Pas ANSWER Bid ir apades. The Blam berild hinge on a fludams the woul, sinch painor's bidding much be birid on an unusually strong` hand, will fortified with ACM.
Ecore 100 per omal for six upados, 60 par denk for Pramanikut,
QUESTION
Today you are Howard Schenken periner and, non vulnerable aghinak vulterable opponents, du holdi
„D. K 10,6 1
The bidding (20
S.S. FOOSHING S.S. WOSANG
S.S. TAKSANG 9.S. KWAISANG S.S. YUENSANG
Singapore, Penang, Calcut 18% Karll
ARRIVALS
À, BANGKOK, 13th April ....to Shanghai 20% April
from S'hai & Bwntowi April from Shanghai 1 April
IN PORT
GMSN, Co, Wharf
.... Kowloom Dock
Cosmopolitan Dock
All the above subject to alteration without notico,
All intending Passengers are requested to register their names as faz na possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leave..
M.V. GLENOGLE
Agents:
THE GLEN LINE LTD.
from United Kingdom End Av PRINCE LINE LTD.
M.V. SCOTTISH PRINCE Arr. from San Francisco 10th April
(Dangerous Goods' Anchorage-Stonecutters Island).
Managing Agents
AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
AGENTS:
CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
SAILING TO SHANGHAI SS. "FUKIEN" (No Passagors)
SAILING TO SINGAPORE
Noon 14th April
4 p.m. 17th April
S.S. "KWEIYANG"
9.S. "NINGHAI"
No passengers-thereafter fortnightly sailings
SAILING TO CANTON
S8. "FATSHAN”
SAILING TO BANGKOK
4 p.m. 23rd April
8.00 a.m. 16 April
Subject to alteration without notice.
For Freight and Saloon Passages all lines, please apply 102-0
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Connaught Road, Central, Telephone 30331 (Private exolango).
For Passages other than Saloon to Coast Porte and Ringapore,
please apply to:-
Messrs. NAM TAI
127, Des Voeux Road, Central: Telophone 20116
For Freight and Fassagen other than Saloon by S.S. “FATSHAN”
please apply to:--
THE CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE
Telephono 31116,
BLUE FUNNEL LINE
SAILING TO U.K.
LYCAON" sails for Fort Said, Liverpool via Straite, at the end of April.
Accepts cargo for European Continental ports. other than Mediterranean porté. "LYCAON" from U.K. via Straits 3rd week April.
VESSEL DUE.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, AGENTS
Telephone: 30338.
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.
Steamer
'KAIPAKI
From
Sydney
Due.
>
3rd May, 1946
For full particulara apply to MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.
Telephone Nos. 277214
BEN LINE STEAMERS LIMITED.
S.S. "BENVORLICH" expected to arrive from UK, via Straits Mid May.
For particulars apply to:
W. R. Loxley & Co., (China) Ltd., Agents.
Telephone: 34165.
M. V. “MANGALORE”.
loading for LOS ANGELES about 18th April
. For freight and
please apply to:
Gilman & Co., Ltd.
(Shipping Dept.) Phone 27871, Agents for: DE LA RAMA DINE TRANSPACIFIC SERY THE SWEDISH FAST ABIATIC CO., LTD
Hong, 10th
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