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DE LA RAMA LINES

M.V. DONA NATI

LOADING FOR

HONOLULU, LOS ANGELES, CRISTOBAL

& ATLANTIC COAST PÖRTS

via MANILA

15th OCTOBER

THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO. INC.

Pedder Building

-

TEL: 23676

Chinese Shipping Office

Tél. 23738/20153

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

1. CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL Telephones: 80831-8 Frivate Exchange.

Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

“HANYANG"

"ANHUI"

"TSINAN"

"FENGTIEN"

"РАКНОГ"

- “TSINAN”

"ANHUI"

"KWEIYANG"

"NINGHAI "SHANTUNG"

"FATSHAN”

SAILINGS TO

Shanghai 4 p.m. 13th Oct. .Amoy & Swatow 7 am.. 15th Oct. Swatow & Bangkok 15th Oct. Singaporé & Penang p.m. 17th Oct.

ARRIVALS FROM

Saigon 10th Oct, Shanghai & Swatow 10th Oct: "Singapore 14th Oct,

Bangkok, Saigon & Swatow 15th Oct.

Singapore 10th Oct. Shanghai 17th Oct.

CANTON RIVER LINE

Arrives 5.30 p.m. 11th Oct. Salls 11 a.m; 13th Oct..

Arrives 1.30 p. 15th Cet Sals 1 a.m. 17th Oct.

"Agents: BLUE FUNNEL LINE

"PROMOETHEUST

"ANTILOCHUS"

"SAMAFFRIC"

"ANTILOCHUS" "SINKIANG" · "LYCAON"

U, K. SERVICE

Salling

10th Oct.

وق

For

Port Said, Liverpool

vin Siraita.

21st Oct.

-Akriving

From

Mid. Oct.

14th Oct.

UK. via Straits do

Mid. Oct.

-do

21st Oct.

-do-

From

NEW YORK SERVICE

Arriving

•

New York

For

"GLAUCUS"

Srd week Oct.

"EURYBATES”

Sailing

"15th Oct.

New York via Suez,

Agenta:

AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE, LTD.

"YOCHOW"

"YOCHOW"

Arriving

28th Oct.

Sailing

5th. Nov,

From

Australia For

Sydney, Melbourne

All The Above Subject To Alteration Without Notice: For Passage and Freight Particulars Apply To The Abovi.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

8. S. "Haiyang"

Sailing for Swatow, Amoy & Foochow on the 13th October

Subject to alteration without Notice:

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

General Managers.

`P, G`O, Building, 5th floor. Tel. 23755.

CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT.

20 Connaught Road, Central. Tel, 24639.

BEN LINE STEAMERS LIMITED.

SAILINGS TO U.E. VIA STRAITS.

ENLAWERS"

5.3. "BENLOMOND"

FREIGHT ONLY. VESSELS DUE

LOADING

about 22nd Oct.

14th Oct.

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

York Building

M.V. "BENTONG”

Loading

10th October

Sailing

Tel. 3416

11th October

FOR SINGAPORE

For freight particulars please apply:

THE HO HONG CO. (CHINA) LTD.,

48a, Bonham Strand Wa Tel. 26127 & 28346

Subject to alteration without notice

THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1946.

"Page:7]

INTERNATIONAL TRADE JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

ORGANISATION CHARTER

(By Sydney Gampell, Reuters City Editor)

London, Oct. 8.

London Stock

London, Oct 8. Sentiment on the London stock

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT 10 Pedder Street Tel, 80211.

General Managem.

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

S.S. "WOSANG"

S.S. "WOSANG"

The toughness of Washington's "Charter" for the

International Trade Organisation, as compar- Market ed with Washington's "proposals" of last De cember (which Britain and France respective ly accepted in principle in December and May in consideration for getting their United market was rather mixed but the States loans) is because the Charter is United general tone. remained confident. States unilateral bargaining position, whereas Domestic issues continued, to the proposals were intended as agreed aspira make steady progress with brews, EMPIRE FABRAR” tions Washington recognises its vulnerability about als

Cuba and the Philippines. Acting-Secretary moderate provincial support. Gil- of State Clayton frankly admits: "The United tedgeds were rather hesitant, States is also an offender in having preferen-

Kafürs opened dull iù lino" with tial agreements with Cuba and the Philip- similar conditions at the Cape and pines, while the sugar purchasing agreement in the Band caused a fur

news of threatened labour troux with Cuba is the general type of agreement ther deterioration in sentiment. which the ITO charter condemns."

American Economy

But the United States conces sions to Empire preference will not go beyond the December pro- posals, which British Empire: prò- ducers considered "

grossly, in- adequate.

eries prominent among indus-

"Nationalisation" stocks met

Oils were firm, particularly Anglo-Iranian, which advanced on reports of improvement in the internal situation,

Closing quotations: Consols, 214 per cent 1945/75 974 Conversion Loan, 334 The United States still insists, Cent 111-15/16;-

War Loan, firstly, that prior international per capt. 107-11/16, New War commitments cannot everride, the Loan, 3 per cent 106, Victory action to reduce preferences. Bonds, 4 per cent 119% Saving Washington, Oct. 9.

Secondly, any negotiated tariff Bonds 35% 1955.60 106%, Saving reductions must automatically re- Bonds 3% 1900.70" 100% Saving Mariner 5. Eccles, Federal Reduce or eliminate preference maz- Bonds 3 1965.75 1074, German serve Board chairman kept the gins; for example, if Britain or Loan, 7 (Dawes) 11%

Jap- Government's anti-inflation war any Empire country has a general anese Bonds: 5 per cent, 1907 going with a fresh warning that tariff of 20 per cent on a particu 20, Canton-Kowloon Railway prosperity hinges on wage-price lar article and the Empire pre- 23, Tientsin Pukow: Railway, 6 ferential rate is 10 per cent, then trends,

per cent 26%, Lung-Tring U. Eccles spoke sharply against a if the general tariff rate is nego Hal Ely, & per cent, 1913 25, possible second round of industry- tiated down to 10 per sent the Ro13). 50%, Crisp Loan, Loan, 5 per cent, 1913, labour disputes over new wage increases, the tendency to with hold consumer goods from the market for higher prices, specula- tive activity in real estate and the generally rising cost of living,

Empire rate must remain ten per cent and preference disappears entirly.

5 per cent, 1911 46, Hukuang Eailway. 5 per cent, 1911 28, There is a ban on new prefer. Honan Railway 5 per cent 1905 ences whereas, in the absence of 324, Shanghai-Nanking Railway, specific agreements, no country 5 per cent 28. Mercantile Bank of

S.S. "EMPIRE WITHAM! S.S. "EMPIRE FRASER"

SAILINGS

ARRIVALS

to Keelung 17th Oct.

from Straits via Salgon 15th Oct, IN PORT

Kowloon Bay. (Ben Line Berth) Kowloon Dock. Cosmo Dock

Subject to alteration without notice.

for as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leave All intending Passengers are requested to register their names q

Agents: GLEN LINE LTD.

S.S. "GLEN

S.S. “SZECHUEN“ M.V. DENBIGHSHIRE 5.5. "GLENSTRAF”

Taikoo Sugar Refinery. Now load- ing for

Rotterdam, Antwerp, Amsterdam & London. Salls. 19th Oct,

Arrd. from U.K-Buoy 3.3. due from UK-end Oct. ............ Dae from Shanghai 14th Oct. Loads for UK, Rotterdam Ant- werp Amsterdam-November.

Managing Agents: AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE-

5.S. PERIOD”. NLÝ NEWBROUGH

due from Sydney Mid Oct. ...due from Australie-

Carly Nov.

Agents: THE WESTERN CANADA

STEAMSHIPS LTD..

If those factors are overcome Hebarred from raising tariffs. India, "A" 22% Chartered Bank the Federal Reserve chief told a Washington does not consider this of I.A. & C. 11 H.K. & Shanghai SS. "LAKE NIPIGON" Department of Agriculture con-one-sided, because it regards pre- Banking Corporation 86, Lyden ference, the nation can look for- ferences but not tariffs as dis-Estates 110, South Africa. ward to a long period of proscriminatory. perity.

Townships 27 Selection 43/1.

British officials, however, in- South Africa Torbanites 11/7, sist that if the British Empire Canadian Pacific 18%, Mexican reduces any preference in return Eagles 14/9.—Reuter. for lower United States tariff, Britain must be entitled to re- impose preference if the United States later reimposed tarif.

EX-PRES. LEBRUN

INJURED

Albert

Some deflationary developments: appeared but he looked upon them as favourable signs.

Eccles also declared that the recent stock market drop "was not alarming" but rather re flected the readjustment of an in- The United States preferences fiationary securitics market to to the Philippines, which were more stable values,

due to expire last July are being He advised businessmen and continued in full for eight years

Paris, Oct. 8.- manufacturers

75-year-old to exercise res and thereafter diminishingly for former President of the French

Lebrun, traints on prices and profit mar

shall unit op twelve-years, making 20-years Republic, fell of a ladder while gins and rely on

altogether because of what the profit on large volume production, Philippines suffered from

tree and is now being help maintain a high level of em United States failure to protect in a Paris hospital, it is learned

the praning

treated for a broken thigh-bone ployment and purchasing power. them against the years of Jap- tonight.

Contending there still was exanese occupati -Reuter, cess buying power in private hands both at home and abroad for American goods, Eccles said he believed taxes should not be re- duced so long as this situation exists.---United Press.

Break In Strikes?

Chicago, Oct. 8.

M. Lebrun, was gardening in his brother's "entate at. Mercy le Hout when he fell. He thought

RUPEE RUMOURS it was only bruises, but a few

London, October 8. -The "Financial Times" says that certain stock exchange cir-) cles yesterday canvassed the pas-4 aibility of the devaluation of the

days later he stepped out of his car and collapsed on the paye- mont-Router,

dae from Vancouver early Nov.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL

STEAM

"TREVETHOE"

"GLENIFFER?

NAVIGATION COMPANY

Duc

-20th-October... End October

October November November

Bhay

From

“BENALDER”

J.K.

"OTRANTO"

U.K

Mid October 13th October

"EMPRESS OF

"ÁUSTRALIA"

- UK

“SAMLAMU”.

Bombay

U.K

U.K.

U.L.

Loads For

Straits, Bombay & UK.

Straits, & Bombay

"TREVAYLOR”

Ship

“SAMETTRICK"

Ready

15th October

Accepts cargo for LONDON, ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM

End October "SAMLAMU"!--

ropee, but inquiries among res H.K. STUDENTS IN BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

LIVERPOOL

ponsible Eastern, exchange bankı failed to produce fresh 'news on this subject. Doubts concerning the maintenance of the existing

London, Oct. 8, Sixteen rupes parity ́were aroused re-

Chinese students, cently by, news that the Indian scholarship winners from Honz Possible breaks in the maritime Government has sought the ad- Kong, many of whom continued and Pittsburgh power strika are, více of bankers and chambers of their studies in secret during the reported.

commerce on the problem of cur- Japanese occupation. arrived at Captain Harry Martin, Presi-rency value prior to notifying the Liverpool today in the Canard- dent of the AFL masters, mates International Monetary Fund au- White Star liner Brittanie. and pilots, told New York news thorities. The presence behind They will go to British univer favourable now than at any time ernment of prominent indus- The studenta will learn en- since the negotiations. started, trialists who favour the previous gineering, science, medicine and and added that an agreement parity of one shilling and four industrial chemistry. One charm- nizht be reached-by-night pence cannot be overlooked--Reuing Chinese girl will-study ecoa-

ter....

omies-Reuter,

FROM

Madras

SHIP

SILVER GUAYA” "BINFIELD"

DUE 12th October

Rangoon

Calcutta

LOADS FOR

Straits, Madras, Calcutta.

Mid October End October READY

End-October

"PASHA"

SHIP

"BINFIELD"

papermen that "things look more the scenes in the new. India Gov-sities. All are British subjects. EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

The President of the striking Pittsburgh power workers said his group had submitted a new pro- posal to officials of the. Dugesne Light Company,

The two-week strike curtailed industrial production in the great steel centre.

Francisco, In San

Harry Bridges asserted that settlement of the CIO engineers' strike was not a condition for agreementsof his West Coast longshoresmen, to return to work.

"There's no question as to-how our fellows stand. They're good for a long time." Associated Press.

*PEIPING CAR SHOW

Pelping

Oct. 8. Feiping held its first automobile show since the war yesterday when five three-wheeled cârs were shown to the public,AN The automobiles were manufac tured in Peiping and Tientsin to sell for CN$4,000,000:**The cars- have a speed of 30 miles an hour and are economical to operate Associated Press;

AMERICAN PRESIDENT. LINES LTD.

Speed ---Frequency--Dependability ⠀ Refrigeration Special Cargo 02 Tanks Cargocaire... Specse

BAILING POR

3.9. "PRINCETON VICTORY" "ish Oct. New York &

5.S. "MARINE LYNX"

3. "MARIN

S.S. "MOUNT DAVIS”

8.S. "CLOVIS VICTORY"

5.8. "MOUNT ROGERS"

other Atlantic Coast parts.. 18th Oct San Francisco. vis

Manila

End Oct. New York and Boston Via Singapore & Suez. End Oct. New York and. Boaten via Panama, Early Nov. New York and Boston

Via Singapore & Sucz For Passage and Freight apply to ... AMERICAN PRESIDENT, LINES LTD.

K. George's Bldg.

Tel. No. 18172/18175.

SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

MW. NAGARA M.V. BENARES M.V. VASAHOLM

OUTWARD

discharging Hong Kong 26th October. discharging Hong Kong 20th November. discharging Hong Kong 25th November. HOMEWARD

Loading Hong Kong, 10th November

for Port Bald, Marsellies, Antwerp, Rotterdam. Copenhagen, Oslo and: Gothenburg.

Batavia, Oct. 7/ All Industries, employing MV. NAGARA Chincac workmen at Medan, Sumatra, are closed as the re sult of a strike by d Chinese workmen, whose wage demands, put forward by the Chinese Tabour Union, haye not been compiled with. No demonstra tions or breaches of order. have. been reported-Beufer.

(Also Genoa for inducement) further particulars, apply

GILMAN & CO. LTD.

Agents, Telephone 27871,

SHIP

"EASTERN"

LOADS FOR

Sydney & Melbourne

READY

18th October

For full particulare apply to MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone "Nos.: 27721-4.

PRINCE LINE

S-S. "SAMMEX"". Due from U.S.A, & Shanghai End Oct. M.V. "SCOTTISH PRINCE",

MID-NOV.

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. Chinese Freight Agents CHEONG FAT CO. Telephone 20087

TAK CHEONG SHIPPING CO.

S.S. "EMPIRE JAMAICA” Loading 11th & 12th Oct. Safling 13th Oct 6 pm For SINGAPORE & PENANG

8.S. "MAIWARA"

-Loading 10th Oct. Sailing 11th Oc

For HAIPHONG via MACAO For Freight & Particulars please apply. TAK CHEONG SHIPPING CO. Whiteaway Laldiaw Building, Tel. 25128.