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DE LA RAMA Lines LINES

M.V. 'DONA NATI

LOADING FOR

İKONOLULU, LOS ANGELES, CRISTOBALİ

& ATLANTIC COAST PORTS

7th OCTOBER

THE DE LA RAMA STEÄMSHIP CO. INC.

་

Pedler Balling

TEL: 23076

BUTTERFIELD

Chinese Shipping Office

Tel, 20163

& SWIRE

1. CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL Telephone: 00081-8 Private. Exchsore,

Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

"NEWCHWANG"

"FOOCHOW"

"FENGTIEN"

"FOYANG" "POKIES" “IANYANG”

"FODCHOW" "FENGTHEN"

"FUKIEN"

“!!ANYANG"

"ANHUI

“KWEIYANG“ "NINGHAI"

Į

"FATSRAN

SAILINGS TO

Singapore & Penang 4 p.m. 4th Oct. Shanghai, Teingino & Tientsin 4 p.m. 5th Oct. Singapore Macassar & Datavia 2 p.m. 7th Oct, Shanghai 2 p.m. 7th Det. Bangkok 4 p. 7th Oct, Amey & Shanghai 7 aan. 8th. Oct. Shanghai 4 p.m. 12th Oct. ARRIVALS FROM

Shanghai, Keclung & Amoy 3rd Oct. Singapore 4th Oct, Java & Slogapore Bth Ost. Shanghul & Foochow 8th Oct. Singapore 14th Oct, Bangkole, Saigon & Swatow 15th Oct. Singapore 18th Oct,

CANTON RIVER LINE

Arrives 2.30 p.m. 3rd Oct. Saits 4 a.m. 5th Oct. Arrives 3.30 p.m. 7th Oct. Salls & nam, 9th Oct.

Agents: BLUE FUNNEL LINE

UK. SERVICE

Sutling

11th Oct.

For

"PROMOETHEUST

Port Sald, Liverpool

vin Straita.

"ANTILOUBU'S"

21st Ort.

Arriving

mando-

From

3rd Oct.

UK, via Straits

Mid. Oct.

12th Oct.

.MM. Oct.

-clo --rio-

20th Oct.

"SAMOA"

"SAMAFFRIC"

"ANTILOCHUS"

"SINKIANG"

"LYCAON"

NEW YORK SERVICE

Arriving

"GLAUCUS"

3rd week Oct,

Agents:

From

New York

AUSTRALIAN - ORIENTAL LINE, LTD.

"YOCHOW"

Arriving

Mid. Oct.

From

Australia

All The Above Subject To Alteration Without Notice. Por Passage and Freight Particulars Apply To The Above.

.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

S. S. "Halyang"

Sailing for Swatow, Amoy & Foochow on or about 10th October

Subject to alteration without Notice.

For Particulars of Freight & Passage. Please apply to:-

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO.

Ceneral Managers.

P. & O. Building, 5th floor. Tel. 23755.

Or

CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT.

20 Connaught Road, Central. Tel. 24639.

BEN LINE STEAMERS LIMITED.

SAILINGS TO UK. VIA STRAITS,

FREIGHT ONLY.

VESSELS DUE

Discharging Kowloon Whart.

... 3rd Oct.

LOADING

1

Loading for London 1st half of Oct. 2nd hult of Oct. 2nd half of Oct.

S.S. "BENCRUACHAN"

S.S. BENLOMOND"

5.5. "DENALDER"

S.S. "BENLOMOND"*

S.S. "BENCRUACHAN"

W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA), LTD.

York Buliding

SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

HOMEWARD

M.V. MINDORO

Now loading Hong Kong

Sails October 5th

•for

Port Said, Marsellos. Antwerp Rotterdam; Covenhagen, Oslo and

Gothenburg,

For further particulars, apply

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Agents, Telephone:92871.

N.Y. Stock Exchange

New York, Oct, 2.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1946...

The stock market session was one of the slowest of the past Bonth, mattered, favourites rank- ing samo headway while many leaders resuined the retreat.

Isaacs ran three points ar no by midday bat ateçin etiffened and extreme setbacks were reduced ar converted into avances.

The decline

the close.

Transfers

sharra.

predeminated at

totalled

000,000

Gala were retnined by Re- public Steel. Chrysler, Mont- gomery Ward. Caterpillar Trac- tor, Dougins, Standard Off of New! Jerney, Texas Co... U.S. Gypsum and Dow Chemical.

On the offside жете Johns Manville,

Goodyenr. Goodrich,

Woolworth. Sears Roebuck West- ern Union, American Telephone, Kenneestt Copper. Allled Chemi cal. East Pennsylvania, Norfolk and Westerns.

Lancashire's Task In Textile Market Battle

PLEBISCITE

Manila, Del. 2. Congress has passed a bill calling for a national plebis- cite on March 11, an & stitutional amendment grant- ing Americans parity righte· ir developing Philippines natural resources-Associates Press

Jute Bag Shortage

Johannesburg. Oct. 1. India's ban on trade with South

Africa-ordered because of. The Union's Asiatic Land Tenure and

Manchester, Oct. 1. Chairman of the Cotton Board, Sir Raymond Streat, says: "Lancashire's. inability to main- tain adequate exports and urge for industriali- sation overseas have helped to create rival in- dustries, which have started from the best point that Lancashire has evolved in the long textile history.

"Those Industrien overseas are goods by contemplating improved mothods nuen,"

OWN

supplying their

and increasing their share of the On the other hand, Sir Ray- world's trade while closing their mond is of the opinion that Lan- domestic markets to Lancashire cashtre has already got a start

London Stock Market

London, Oct. 1. pensions on the London stock mothe

Today was one of the quietest ket for some considerable time

Pago 1

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT

10 Padder Stresi

Tol. 80811.

General Managers.

INDO-CHINA 5. N. CO., LTD.

SS, "KUTSANG" S.S. "MAUSANG" 5.5. "WINGSANG'↳ 6.5. "WOSANG"

SAILINGS

to Shanghai. nth Ocf. to Stralis & Calmitta 7th Oct. ...................... to Shanghai oth’Oct

to Keelung (if sufficient inducement) 12th Oct.

(Cargo 'Passengera).

S.S. "TAKSANG"

S.S. "WINGSANG" 9.5. "KUTSANG”

6.9. "EMPIRE FARRAH” 5.8. TSANG"

9.5. "EMPIRE WITHAM" S.S. "MAUSANG” 5.5. "EMPIHE FRASER" S.S, "HICKORY CREST"

ARRIVALS

From Rungeon 3rd Oot from Shanghai Sth Oct. from Calcutta & Strults 6th Oct, IN PORT

**

Cosmo.. Dock. Kowloon Dock,

(Ber Line Berth) Kowloon Dock,

Subject to alteration without notice,

Buoy A:10. Cosmo Dock T.S.R. Wharf.

All intending Passengers araç requested to regļeter their names is far as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leave

| over · Its 'rivals' by its efforts to organich the industry as a whole. The Lancashire authorities alm to use the sellers' market period to strengthen the industry for the subsequent

stern

competitive struggle. By extensive moderni- isation and the best Inbour

utilisa tion, Lanenehire could pay high wages and remain competitive in

world markets." Observers anw somo tilla pur-Representation Act-s causing but no theory was rut forward

Weaving dras camot face the chasing bared on viclda and on

an acute shortage of jute bags, to explain this condition.

cost of nindernisation without iden the market may be within formerly imported from India.

linking or grouping arrangements, the vicinity of its low.

The shortage in turn is causing The market was susceptible to horizontally and

ог vertically, farmers

and merchants Benrish factors

here even small offerings but at were inbourrent difficulties in securing grain time was there

The questionnaire issued yester- rifts, hichiighted by the maritimebaga

any pressure to day to over 500 mills containing æk. strike and the possibility of u

inbout The Governmeal is attempting

"inute equiva- business stumble in the coming to purchase

40,000,001 The absence of large dealers in lent" spindles, to be completed by anti

large consignmen's of these bags in America. It has Kilterigeds was attributed to the October 21, alms to get details of Dow Jones · averages:

also introduced regulations for tendency to await the Australian the

Present condition Stocks G 20 Industrials bidding? The purchase of any

conversion operation, which is ex-machinery and the policy for re- 171.47 15 Intrada 47.40, 10bagged produce unless an empty preted today. Utilities 44

equipment, and also the weekly bag is given in exchange. Despite the ban. however, a consignment

the provinces yarn production capacity on the af 350 bales of bags arrived here

assumption of a 48 hour working S.S. SZECHUEN declines to Juneau from India---they

nection United States,

eming via the

but the week.

Aggregate figures will be pub were Inclined to Meanwhile, Rome pressed hope that the ban would officials ex-

give support to Britisk railways. Habed but individual data will be

Mining groups

New were neglected confidential.

textle ma- be lifted fallowing conferences be- while scarcely any Interest was chinery has improved methods Iween South African and Iridianeen on the oil market end during while the wor has reduced the officials of the preliminary meet-

meal of the zeanion, but profes inbour force. Inquiry la also be- ing of the Organization at London on nel

International Trade signal support appeared near the fing made into the textile machin

clays 16. It is felt here that the pro

tublar ruled

Industry to coordinate quietly steady m posed organization would not per but teas were inclined to be offer policy. Sir Raymond also mien- machinery with the reequipment mit. one of the members to refused in some

at a shillations that Casex

weavers must wages. Reuter.

Closing quotations: Adams Express 14, American Can 85%, Alaska American Smelting 49, American Telephone 172, American Tp- bacco 77, American Waterworks 1 Anaconda Copper 38, Avia- tion Corporation 7%, Baldwin Locomotive 21. Barnsdall 23, Bendix Aviation 38%, Bethlehem Steel 97. Boeing Aircraft 24. Borden Co. 40%, Canadian Pacific 13%, J. 1. Case 37, Chrysler 89% Colgate 60%, Coremercial Solvents 23, Corn Products 62, Dupont de

to trade with another-Associat- Nemours 184. Eastman Kodak ed Press. 200, Electric Light & Power 15, General Electric 30%. Gen- eral Motors 52, Goodrich 802. Goodyear 55, Homestake Mining i BM, International Harvester 76, International Paper national Tel &

42. Inter-

COTTON PRICES

Offerings from brought widespread the industrial

same sourCUB

inwer.

Closing quotations:- Consein. 2 per crat 1945/75 97%, Conversion Loan, a per cent 112-1/16, War Loan, 39 per cent 107-13/16, New War Loan, 3 per cent 108, Victory Bands, 4 per cent 110%, Saving Bonds 35% 1956.65 106-1/16, Sav

New York, Oct. 2. Aggressive mill buying appear Tel 18%, Jchased in the final hour of trading, tong Boads 3 1960.70 106, Sav- Manville 122 Kennecott Copper carry the cotton futures marketing, Ronds 3 1965.75 45. Montgomery Ward 71%, National Distillers 24 National luto new high ground for the day. Futures closed 65 cerits a bale Lead 30, New York Central 15%, Packard Motors G, Pan-Amerhigher to 35 cents lower. can Airways 15, Pennsylvania March 37.70-71. May 37.16, July Oct. 28.38 bid, Dec. 37.99-38.0), RR 27. Radio Corporation 10, Real Silk, Republic Steel 27.00. Oct. 32.88 bid-Associated Reynalds Tobacco 364, Schenley Press,

San Francisco, Oct. 1.

ery

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

"THESEUS"

Agents: GLEN LINE LTD.

of

the

SS. "GLENAFFARIC"

revise

107-9/10, Damaged cargo ex this vessel 11; Japanese Donds. 6 per cent, between the hours 10 am, and 12 German Loan, 7 per cent (Davce)

will be surveyed at Holt's Wharf 1907 10, Canton-Kowloon Rail noon on 2nd and 3rd Octobor! per cent 2014, Lung-Tsing tives are requested to be present way 23. Tientsin Pukow Rly., 5

1946 and consignees representa- : lai Bir. 5 per

cent, 1013 25. Reorg. Luan, 5 per cent 1013

during the survey. (Landon Iss) 52, Crisp Lock, 5 per cent. 1011 47. Hukusy Rail- BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE way, 5 per cent. 1911 28, Honnn

Agents. Railway. 6 per cent, 1995 $325, Shanghai Nanking Railway, 5 per Hongkong, 2nd October, 1945. cent 28, Mercantile Bank of India, "A" 23%, Chartered Bank of LA & C. 13, HF. & Shanghal Bank-

65 Sears Roebuck 88, Shelt Oil 32. Soreny Уасцит 114. Southern Pacifie 43, Standard Shipping arrivals Sept. Brands 40%, Standard Oll of Sheepsdead Bay from Manila. Calif 65, Standard Oil of NJ. Arrivals Sept. 29: Oshkosh Vie 67. Studebaker 2214, Union. Baktory from Shanghai and Young 27. Union Carbide 242. U.S.America from Manila.. Steel 70%, Westinghouse .264,! Departure

Sept. 29 Marine Youngstown Sheet & Tube 62%Lynx for Shanghai--Associated |ine Corporation 85%, Lydenburg

--Associated Press.

Press.

No Liquidation Of India Balance Yet

London, Oct. 1.

Britain will await "stabilization" of the troubles in India's political scene before initiating any negotiations for the liquidation of that coun- try's Sterling balance, equivalent to $5,130,- 000,000 on June 14, a Whitehall official said today.

Estates 114/4, South Africa Townships 28/9, Selection Trust 41/3, South Africa Torbanitey 11/6, Canadian Pacific 18%, Moxl- can Engles 14/7-Reuter,

New York, Oct. 1. The American Iron and Steel Institute estimated the aporating atcel rate de week at 90.2 per cent of capacity, a declino of 0.2 from fast

rato equivalent to 1,589,700 tons.-As sociated Press.

week. The

Canberra. Oct. 2. The International Harvester Australian Government,

But this does not mean that general conferenen is contemplat-Company has submitted to the step: to conclude anuncialed with creditor countries. agreement with India will be de

loyed beyond one year, the time limit stipulated in the Angio American Loa accord," said the speaker who declined the use of

his name.

bo

"Euch agreement would negotiated individually because of varying individual factors which governed the accumulation of the countries' balances," he said.

a plan to manufacturo 3,000 trucks and 31,000 tractors yearly in Austro-I

ia.-Associated Press.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

M.V. DENBIGHSHIRE

„Arr. from U.K.' Discharging Tai- koo Dockyard. Loads for Rotter dam. Antwerp, Amsterdam & London 10th Oct,

die from U.K.-6th Oct. due from U.K.--end Oct.

Managing Agento:?

AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE

$.3. "PERIOD“

due from Sydney Mid. Oct.

Agents: THE WESTERN CANADA

STEAMSHIPS LTD.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY

Ship

"BENALDER” "OTRANTO"

From

Die

U.K.

Mid October

U.K.

13th October

"EMPRESS OF

AUSTRALIA"

U.K.

20th October

"TREVETHOE"

U.K.

October

"GLENIFFER"

U.K.

"TREVAYLOR"

U. K.

* due Colombe 4th Oct., Singapore 8th Oct,

Ship

Loads For

"SAMETTRICK" UK. via Straits

November November

Ready

10th October

Accepts cargo for LONDON, ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM

S.S. “BENCRUACHAN" BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

Consignees are advised that the Survey of damaged packages will be held in the Kowloon Wharf premises where they will be examined in the presence michael & Clarke at 10.00 am. of consignees liy Mesars. Car-

on Wednesday the 2nd October, 1940.

SHIP

FROM Rangoon

"EINFIELD" "SILVERGUAVA”

DUE Early Ucion

13th October

BINFIELD"

Straits, Madras. Calcutta.

SHIP

Madres

LOADS FOR

READY

End-October

W.R. Loxley & Co. (China) Ltd EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

Agents

Ben Line Steamships Ltd.

PRINCE LINE

Loads for Straits and. New York Early November

Conditions in India, he said, at

Britain will ask the Dominions present are so troubles and the in particular to continue their future is so uncertahi that it is | imports for soveral years, the difficult to decide, with whom to official said, adding that British S.S. "SAMMEX" .... Dug from U-S.A. & Shanghai End Oct. open negotiations. Moreover, in economy depended in the immedi view of Britain's wiah scaleate future on the policy of con- down ber Sterling Habilities, parfining the Sterling areas' dollar ticularly with Empire countries, needs to bare essentials.--Asso- the present political perlod et ciated Press. political deadlock was not tho beat time for the Initiation of talks, he added.

Although no move as yet has been made to liquidate Britain's debts to Sterling area countries apart from Portugal and Argon- tine, Treasury ofleials have an nounced plans to inaugurate, by

Fund Ready

To Operate

נייי.

Washington, Oct. 1.

The International Monetary

the autumn, foral-discussions Fund will toon be ready to be- with the Dominions and Colenice.gin currency transactious aim- Egypt, Sudan and Iraq and final- ly. non-Empire countries, in thated at stabilizing world trade, M. {

Camille Gutt, managing direc

order.

terday.

Essentials Only tor of the Fund, announced yes- Britain's total liabilities on Gutt told the governors of the March 31, 1940, as reported by Fund at their first annual con- Chancellor of the Exchequer forence that the Farid will seek Hugh Dalton in the Commons in an agreement with their 39 June, wore $14,000,000,000. A Waltehall official explained that member countries during neither a commion solution nor next few months to fix currency

FOOD BILL HEAVIER

Washington, Oct. 2. OPA announced that increased food prices are expected to add U.8.300,000,000 a year to the nation's food bill.

The OPA Incrousedly two and s The OPA incrokádd two and half cute a gound, retail prices of margarino, cooking and salad all and shortening.

the

values governing most of the world's foreign commerce.

Simultaneously the Fund's executive directors, represent ing 12 key member natione, submitted report, which was optimistic on rapid progress towards ending the prospect of foreign exchange restrictions. -Associated Press.

Washington. Sept. 20. The position of the United

vared

Cotton, textile fabrics, and States Tray on Sept. 20. com

yarns were raised about two per

cont

OPA said it will increase cotton garments 1 per cent

Control of chawing.

Sum Was

the same dato a year 1285,815,181,900 0574402,464,

publis,natiopal debt

Geld" 20,304,701,000 and 0000mA * 190isted

Agents;

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. Chinese Freight Agents:-CHEONG FAT CO.

Telephone 20037

TAK CHEONG SHIPPING CO.

S.S. “EMPIRE JAMAICA” Loading 2nd Oct.

Sailing 3rd Oct.

For BWATOW

For Freight & Particulars please apply TAK CHEONG SHIPPING Co.

Whiteaway Laldus Building, Tel. 25125..

M.V. "BENTONG“.

Loading

10th October

Sailing

11th October FOR SINGAPORE

For freight particulars please apply:

THE HỌ HỒNG CƠ. CHINH L

LTD.,

48a, Bonhant Strandi W. Tel. 80127 & 25040 „Bubject to alterazioni "toithout nation

SHIP

"EASTERN"

LOADS FOR

Sydney & Melbourno

For full particulars apply to MACKINNON, MACKENZIE

Telephono Nos. 27721-4.

READY

Mid-October

Co.

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES LTD.

Speed-Frequericy --Dependability

› Refrigeration-Special Cargo GV Tanks-Cargocaire-Specie

S.S. NONPAREIL"

8.5. "MARINE LEOPARD"

SAILING FOR

4th Oct. Shanghai & New York.

6th Oct.. Singapore, Penang. Ge- lombo, Bombay, Ques, Port Said, Alexandria, Naples, Lophora, Gearn, Marseillos; New York and Boston

5.5. "PRINCETON VICTORY" Mii Get. New York & other

Atlantic Coast ports. For Fasiga and Freight opply to:- AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES LTD.

4. George's Bidg.

Tel No. 9617/MDİTH.

MAERSK LINE

MS. “MARCHEN MAERSK”

Loading for Los Angeles, Panamo. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston

and New York

30th Beble

for Particulars please apply tos-

CO., Agenta

fth floor

Tel No: 28861).

JEBBEN