1946-10-12 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1946.

September's Imports Top $110,000,000

Annual Meeting Of The "Y"

"Five and half years have elapsed since our last meeting and many are the changes that have taken place in the meantime. My address to you tonight will, I fear, be longer than either you or I would wish but I will try to be as coricise as possible."

In these words, Mr. P. S.-Cas- sidy, Acting President of the European Y.M.C.A.. opened the first post-war annual general ineeting of the Association yester day at the "y" which was largely attended.

Mr. Cassidy revealed that dur- ing internment at Stanley a com- inillee of members spent a consi- derable time planning for the fu- ture. They evolved a scheme by which Government would be ask- ed to exchange the present, site for one further out and on the new site would be erected pre- mises which would be on a big- ger scale than the present ones.

New Building

The Statistical Office of the Imports and Exports

Mark

Department reports that Imports of merchan- Abortion

dise into the Colony of Hong Kong during the month of September, 1946 amounted to a de clared value of $110,764,938 as compared with $39,873,387 in the month of September, 1939. Exports totalled a declared value of $97,834,- 001 as compared with $42,495,753.

Charge

THE "OTRANTO”

* Latest information, concern=" ing the arrival of the "Otran- to" indicates that while the vessel is expected to arrive in on "Harbojet et opproximately

on Monday morning,

it is unlikely that relatives and friends will be permitted. to board her until 11 am, a The "Otranto was delayed during her trip by having to steam back 200 miles in res- ponse to a medical 5.0.S. from a Dutch ship, which had aman...on, board requiring urgent operation,

Dr. Shin Kwai-shang, of No WHOLESALE Imports during the first nine months of 1946 14, Morrison Hill Road, third

amounted to a declared value of $631,618,138 floor, was charged before Mr. VEGETABLE as compared with $443,653,162 in the first nine HG. Sheldon K.-C. at the Cen- months of 1939; and Exports totalled $516,- with using instruments with PRICES 445,256 as compared with $402,930,762. No intent to procure an abortion.

tral Magistracy yesterday

-A

Price Control Fines

Miss Tsang Tof-ho, of the Ambassador Ballroom, Kam Ling Restaurant, West Point, was sum- moned before Mr. George She at the Central Magistracy yesterday for selling a package of “Camel” · cigarettes at $2.00, the controlled

price being 90 cents.

Mr.

W. H. Nolloth of the Price Control Department, said:

that defendant ran a cigarette Helmsman Had

and sweet stall inside the ball- room.

A fine of $500 was imposed. 45 Bottles

Trang Chunghun, of the Tung Wo Store, No. 64, Des Voeux Road Central, was sum- moned for selling a pound of

Of Beer

The "Fort Rosalie," Royal Kingsford Cornstarch at $3.50, Naval supply ship on her way the controlled pricé (being 90|from Kure to Hongkong swerved cents, and with falling to affix of her course at one stage the price....

of her journey a day out of Defendant was fined $500 Kure, it was stated at Kowloon- on the first summons and $50 Court yesterday, on the second count.

Capt. Blewett, master of the Ilui Tit, of the Shing Hing "Fort Rosalie," had noticed that Fruit Stall, at the junction of the ship bod swerved off her Queen's Street and Des Voeux course and had gone to the bridge

•

cognizance has been taken in the follows Lau Tak-chung, of No. 167, Wholesale Vegetable Market in Road West, was totally fined to investigate. There, Insp. Walter

tables of Government "sponsored cargoes."

EXPORTS

COUNTRIES

IMPORTS

506,427

ог

Price Price

32

The following prices. Der catty. prevailed at the Government Kowloon yesterday:

1st quality Aver. Angled Luffa Balsam Pear, Foo Kwah 43 Beans, Spring Tau Kok :90 Bringal, Egg Plant, Ai

Kwa Cabbage, Chin. Flower,

32-year-old accountant,.

Hennessy Road, first floor, was charged with counselling abetting the alleged offence.

At the request of Detective White, 843,452 Sub-Inspector. R.F.E. 144,776 the case was adjourned three 457,607 days for further enquiries.

Mr Alfred Y. Hon, appear 3,929,843 ing for Lau, stated that Mr. 3,549,077 25,877,846 M. A. da Silva would be defend-Cabbage, Cain. White

Sept. 1939 Sept. 1946 Sept. 1939 Sept. 1840 UNITED KINGDOM $3,477,028 $8,500,935 $1,218,446 $1,296,682

414,164 0,404,711 358,790 476,092 .945,400 180,127 122,004 201,796 26,484 6,853,201 1,135,401 5,236,777 86,465 142,703

British Empire, other Belgium

34,137 ing Dr. Shin 690,505

Accused

Pak Tsoi Sam

Eck Tsoi

were released on Cabbage, Leaf, mustard

82,554

147,737

-225,274

29,831

128,207

20,704 bail of $5,000 each.

451,476

2,400

207,409 -212,723 Dr. Liu Chieh

36,090

228,115

2,827,060 11,694,074

3,957,400 374,609 5,248,033 In Macao

1,615,705 15,974,608

-19,131

+

1,687 30,236

Macao, Oct. 9. 332,910 59,263

On a private visit to his parents 13,837 270,013 in Macho, Dr. Liu Chich, Vice- 789,929 Minister for Foreign Affairs of 343,713 9,768,052 3,162,028 4,837,680 China, arrived here yesterday by

the SS "Kwongazi.”

Australia Burma Canada

19,606

315,865

Ceylon

93,853

East Africa

20,913

India

557,640

Malaya (British)

672,623

New Zealand North Bornce

3,732

258,482

South Africa

-110,508

West Africa

West Indies

5,400

3,361,505

China, North

Biddle

-197,538 13,690,620 94,335

800,794

7,275,230

14

South

2,533,455

10,544,704

Cuba:

Central America

3,450

57.2087273,262

if

Denmark

4,818

17,878

.Egypt

416

62,299

France

303,006

281,570

French Indo-China

1,417,375

Germany

283,247

Holland Italy Japan

456,424.

246,806

41,950 711,813

321,073 140,085

289,343

1,590,114

Kwong Chow Wan

1,764,136

Macao Norway

3,111,836

48,161

Netherlands East Indies 1,991,509

925,041

Philippines

Portugal

218,532 605 1,972,589. ... 4,316,927

903,390 667;336 5,510,521 11,580,672 4,313,239 819,112 7,891 1,578,667 2,391,397 1,077,742

South America

74,540

Sweden

93,233

Switzerland,

Spain

U.S.A. U.S.S.R.

Others...

The present building is valueri In the books at $350,000 and the "Y" was unable to regain possession of it, it might be as well to open negotiations with Land Forces with a view to its disposal and, the proceeds of sale could theis be used for a building, provided in the mean- Lime the grant of a new site could be obtained from Government.

new

Tribute was paid to Mr. Ingram for the loyal and conscientious way in which he has carried on. He devoted much of his time at Stanley to keeping the "Y" in be ing and during his leave in Eng- land he was in constant touch with the National Council.

Mr.

being

Railton had also worked very hard for the "Y" but had now accepted a Government ap- pointment, so that his services as. Assistant Secretary were lost, Mr. Casaldy continued.

The Future Speaking of the future of the Association, Mr. Cassidy appealed for more members and said that' in the past too much has been left lo a mere handful of keen people, Too many members were taking advantages of the facilities the "Y" had to offer and give nathing in return.'

Reference was made in the course of the meeting to those _members who fell in action or who otherwise lost their lives during the war years. The meeting stood in silence for a few moments in tribute to the departed.

The following were elected to the Board of directors:

Messrs. J. A. Blackwood, A. S. Mackichan, A. J. C. Taylor, C. Travers, J. Moodle, M. L. H. Rail- ton, P. S. Cassidy and Prof. B. Robertson,

The other vacancies will be fill- ed by the head of the three Ser- vices and the three members of the Members Council ·

In proposing a vote of thanks to Mr. Cassidy, Prof. R. Robert- son said that no annual General Meeting had been held the last .6% years and during those years Mr. Cassidy had done all the work. He had given ungrudging- ly and unstintly to the Associa- tion a lot of time and hard work. Memorial

At the meeting it was also re vealed that efforts were made to get assistance from the Canadian "y" towards, a new building which it was hoped would be 'a memorial to the Canadians who fought for Hong Kong.

ANOTHER NEW CHINESE BANK

Latest of China's banking in-

•stitutions to branch out in Hong Kong is the Then Ho Bank Ltd. which opened for business yester day morning on the ground floor of Exchange Buildings,

Erom early morning streams of people, frienda and well-wishers poured in to offer their Yelicita- tions to the Bank's, Chairman, of Directors, Dr. Pang Bin Chin, who specially flew to Hong Kong to preside at the opening cere

mony,

The Hong Kong Branch is the Grst of the Bank's offices outside of China.

Crowds of curious spectators „were' attracted by the rows of Bower baskets and congratulatory scrolls both stitalde the entrance. of the Bank and inside the bank ing hall...

Siam

Total

ARTICLES

2,816

Kat Tsoi, Big

do-

Small

Chillies, Green Lat Chiu .25

Crincae Chives, Kan

Troi

Chinese Chives, Buds,

Kea Tsoi Fa......

(6 • 289 2 998

To

Ginger, Old Lo-Keung .45

do. Stem, Chekeung .25 Lettuce, Chinese Song

Thời

Lotus Roots, Lin Ngau 25

Matrimony Vine, Kau

Ke

Chin. Talip, Le Pak.. 37 Onions. Chin., Green

Chung

Kwa

· Shul

25 * = 49 að bre

Chinese, Yin Tooi. 20

In addition to his father, Mr. 39,534 Liu Chai Tang.. Knight of the Order of Benemerence of Portu- 371,518ral, and a well-known local phil-Papayas, Green Muk 3,423,725 anthropist, the visitor was wel-

389,324 comed at the wharf by Mr. Potatoes, Sweet Fann 406,001 Telles de Vasconcelos, represent Chin. Kale, Kai Lan 1.13 1,565,374 ing His Excellency the Officer Ad-

Spinach : ministering the Government; Dr. 0,080,491 Kuo Tse Fan, the Special Delegate 38,623 of the Waichiacpo in Macao; 109,133 Colonel Wat Ian Chak and Mr. Lee Bing Shek, respectively Chairman and Secretary of the 8,528,748 local branch of the Kuomintang.

Dr. Liu Chieh is staying with his family for a few days before proceeding to New York for the United Nations Assembly conven- ed for October 23. While here he

1,248

1,184,433 9,064 86,851 362,224 2,338 39,3GL 471,760

2,040 3,597,133-17,753,100 9,185,463

231,203 221,172 862,806 39,873,387 110,764,335 42,496,753 97,834,001

- EXPORTS

2.

IMPORTS

5,670,615 5,702,753

1,604,713

22,790,428

67,784 $

Water Onz Tsoi

Taros, Wu Ta Water Creas, Sai Yeung

Tsoi

$1.67

Yam, Tai Shui .... 30 Yam Beans, Sa Kot

Cantonese

takes part in the Duble-Tenth Engineers

celebrations, for which arrange- 211,696 595,276 ments have been made-under the! 409,054

2,721,580 auspices of the Kuomintang Visit H.K.

1,772,073 5,132,937 | Our Own Correspondent.

589,483

Sept. 1939 Sept. 1946 Sept. 1930 Sept. 1946 Animals, Live

$ 996,749 $ 3,114,110 Building Materials .. 600,475 3,011,989 Chemicals and Drugs 478,131 Chinese Medicines... 1,706,001 Dye. & Tanning Materials 402,388 Foodstuffs & Provisions 8,761,866 Faels

1,051,800 321,262

728,960 42.998

Hardware Liquors, Intoxicating Machinery & Engines

Manures Motala

Minerals & Ores Nuts & Soods Oils & Fats

Paints

Paper & Paperware. Piecegoods & Textiles Railway Materials

Tobacco Treasure Vehicles Wearing Apparel

Sundries

------- Total

Merchandise only

COUNTRIES

342,967 1,248,876

2,647,761 20,245 472,951 *4,369.415

1,013,696 7,665,682 10,385,696

17,767

2,088,880

75,818 1,365,810 294,191 648,855 110,610 510,949 479,619

360,273 352,624

485,590 4,445,460 2,864,863.

81,080

In Brief

126,525 The reception to Dean Rose 303,183 which was arranged for Mon- 5,008,188

day has been postponed to the 627,242 1,272,620 1,852,769 544,303 428,783 folinwing day, at 6 p.m. in the 11,864,030 6,537,651 13,866,770 Cathedral Hall. It is hoped 142,710 628,894 72,839 429,103 that as many as possible of the 841,771 4,252,937 515,057 4,661,241 Dean's friends and worshippers 9,680,95216,099,960 8,443,707 31,657,342 at the Cathedral will be pre-

393

620

sent.

199,968 Letters

of administration

.50

.35

of

$325 for selling apples and Collins of the Water Police told oranges above the controlled the Magistrate, Capt. Blewett saw price.

that the quartermaster, Arthur Mr. Nolloth stated that de Hoy, was apparently dozing. fendant's stall was rather big. A search was instituted

of- and was visited as a result of Hoy's cabin and 43 bottles

were found under the complaints. An apple was par-beer

a closet. chased at $1.00, and an orange settee or locked in

had claimed that he for 60 cents. The official price Hoy for apples and oranges was 45 bought the beer from two Jap- anese in Kure, but subsequently and 40 cents, respectively.

A fine of $100 was imposed: admitted having stolen it from .15 on Mui Ling, of the Sang NAAFI supplies.

Cheong Store, No. 449, Queen's He pleaded guilty to the charge Road West, for selling a tin of when he came up before Mr. E. 28 Three Castles cigarettes at H. Sainsbury yesterday and was to Oct. 14 in police $5.20, the controlled price being remanded

custody för sentence. $2.80.

ASELAA19 36

30

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Ho Wing. of the Man Hing Fruit Stall, 51, Des Voeux Road

Legislative controlled Council

15 West, was fined $250 for selling 03 four oranges at $2.20, 60 cents

in excess of the price.

18

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.12

2018

05

12

1.35

A party of 186 Chinese engineers, representing differ-

Yik Shiu-tat, of the Friends The following Bills which were before the Legislative Company, No. 201, Hennessy Road; was totally fined $100 Council yesterday afternoon "Vim" were read for the first time: a tin of for selling

the cleansing powder at $1.50, the An Ordinance to amend

Factories and Workshop Or controlled price being $1.00.

dinance 1937 and an Ordinance Leung Lai, of the Lai Kee, No. 110, Caine Road, was fined to amend the Armi and, Am- $50 for selling a block of Air-munition Ordinance 1933. craft chocolate at $1.00, the controlled price being 70 cents. Chan Chuk-ping, of Chan Ping-kee, No. 8, Bonham Road, was fined $40 for selling two oranges at $1.10, 30 cents in excess of the controlled price.

Offered A Bribe

ent branches of the profession, A shop foki, Lam Chiu-ping. arrived by train from Canton of Ko Shing Street, was char- yesterday morning on a tour ged before Mr. George She at Magistracy yes- of inspection of the Colony'a the Central factories and industrial plants. terday with offering a bribe of

Several tours are being ar- $100 to three Chinese Revenue ranged. Yesterday; one party Officers. visited the China Light plant at Hunghem and other parties today will visit the Hong Kong Electric plant at North Point, the Taikoo Dockyard and the National Paint Lacquer Co.'s works at North Point

This evening they will be the

The

An Ordinance to amend the Stamp Ordinance (1921) was second time read a first and and then referred to a Select Committee comprising Hon. Mr. Strickland (Attorney General), The Hon. Mr. Fel- (Financial Secretary)j The Hon Mr. D. F. Landale and The Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo. The British Cinematographic Films Ordinance was read a second and third time and passed into law.

lows

H K.V.D.C. Orders

Orders by Lieut.-Colonel E. J. R. Mitchell, O.B.E., ED., Com- manding HK.VD.C.:

Demobilisation. Terminal Leave

for Volunteers who escaped, or were. released, from P.O.W. Camps:

Mr. Y. K. Kan pleaded guilty on behalf of defendant.

Detective Sub-Inspector J. G. Saul said that defendant was Volunteers who were taken Fri

It has now been ruled that all supervising the loading of rice soners by the enemy at the con- onto a motor junk, when three clusion of hostilities in Hong

Officers en- Chinese Revenue

quired whether he had a permit escape from 2,795,152 with the will annexed have been. 39,914,923 114,394,938 49,541,624 100,388,702 granted to Mr. D. B. Evans, guests of the Hong-Kong Chin- for removing the rice. Defch were released therefrom shall, for

394,278 2,810,589 524,655 774,681 41,630 3,630,000 7,045,871 2,554,701 991,460 2,404,967 902,370 447373. 1,001,832 - 1,021,289 3,473,379 16,620,037 6,870,026 - 16,721,350 39.873,387 110,764,938 42,495,763 97,834,001 IMPORTS FROM EXFORTS TO

1st nine months

1st nine months 1939

1939

1946

1946

solicitor, legal attorney of Mrs. Agnes Symons, residing at House 3, Passage 120, Route Say Zoong, Shanghai, to take care of the late Mr. Dick Symons' local estate aworn 2,044,038 under $1,100. Mr. Symons died 877,841 in Shanghai on Jan. 19, 1946. 496,644 807,280

UNITED KINGDOM $33,014,362 $23,622,021 $16,698,045 $13,391,651

4,881,430 24,634,789 2,465,262

381,387

Australiu

Burma

Canada

Ceylon

East Africa -India

Malaya (British)

New Zealand North Borneo

4,458,876 3,966,355. 8,354,714 1,691,070

202,888 226,851 934,376

*

209.479 111,300 141,230 62,780 Lieut. Col. John Crawford, 6,780,112 39,603,428 5,899,491 14,763,353

ese Manufacturers Association at a dinner In the Peninsula Hotel. They will catch Monday morning's train back to Canton. WOMAN INJURED

the

་་

are

Kong and who later made their

P.O.W. Comps or dant produced a chit, which

purposes of demobilisation, be was not an official permit. De given 56 days Terminal Leave

with effect from the date of their · fendant offered $50 to

escape or release from P.O.W.. officere.

When the officers refused, Camps. All such Volunteers will, defendant raised the amount to therefore, be considered as hav- $100, which was not accepted ing been demobilised 56 days and defendant was arrested after their escape or release.. A young Chinese woman re-

Mr. Kan stated that the rice Those Volunteers affected ceived serious injuries to the head as a result of being struck was for the consumption of accordingly due 56 days leave pay by a piece of scaffolding yes over 3,000 persons, including and they will be notified as spon crew and passengers. Ils client as possible as to when they should 9,961,718-51,197,685 .29,692,905 127,144,941 who left Ottawa for Hong Kong terany.

At about 11.30 am. outside did not know the offer of money call for payment. 365,005

107,765 619,554 160,979 on Oct. 7, arrived here by plane

was an offence. the Kam Sing Restaurant in 2,240,733 1,826,080 1,166,000 949,176 on Thursday.

Mr. She remarked that to 1,389,797 10,028 2,108,009 302,684 Lieut. Col. Crawford was the Queen's Road Central, the.

833,039 23,429 Senior Medical Officer with the woman had to make a detour stop bribery and corruption 2,703

700 3,040,044,

32,332 Canadian Forces in Hong Kong as the foot-path was cluttered one had to start from the roots, As people who offered 446,620 17,828,818 2,233,166

383,239 during the hostilities and in up with scaffolding, which such 6,401,278 4,312,322 1,301,121 671,247 116,078,079 68,261,677 35,803,173 75,046,645 Shamshuipo POW Camp. He also overflowed onto the road- bribes. He had no option but

opening at. 96 cents for 739 will be appearing as a Prose-way. As she stepped into the to impose a prison sentence in again dropped yesterday after 13,160,810 36,150,105 21,560,803 -28,604,739

future cases. 38,301,471 121,131,429 18,327,740 90,108,589 cution witness at the trial of road, the wheels of a lorry ran

In view of the facts given futures and $1.08 for spot 1,929

Captain over the scaffolding a piece of 80267 Col. Tokunaga "and 122,867

by Mr. Kan, that defendant (for CN$1,000) and by closing 10,762 77,208 1,268,315 486,532

782,683

2,875,000 crime charges at No. 7 War 84,226

304,217 209,010

1,213,885 Crimes Court on Monday, Oct. hospital by the driver of the by giving tea money, he im-cents and $1.06 respectively. 867,180

posed a fine of $50... 2,386,546

4,050,987 1,412,075 | 21. 20,930,036 40,370,616 45,423,592 25,323,216

- 12,612,006

.. South Africa West Africa. West Indies British Empire, Other Belgium. China, North

Middle South

Cuba Central America. Denmark

1,648,295

Egypt

France

French Indo-China.

Germany

12.932.295--

Holland

3,817,339

Kaly

1,306,606

Japan

21.351.711

Kwong Chow Wan.

17,315,023

Macao

Norway

+

Money Mart

Chinese National Currency

84,705 Salto, who will face divers war which struck her taken to did not think it was an offence time rates had fallen to 91.

63,071 6,409,077 1,068,566

823,742 176,399 211,734

3,979,608

3,507,216 31,427,022 1,259,021 23,080,950.66,301,028 32,434,727 23,481,100 502,780 6,409,395 396,730 1,403,472 2,043,450 10,018,333.

2,325,081 1,705,628. 3,800,277 8,003,799,- 7,523,489 70,477 370,874 11,663 9,848 -20,764,251.20,753,078 10,138,303 34,310,005 *640,405 - 21,004 ... 869,876 | 1202,004 087,250

805.04

632,625 2,580,504 806,624 2.143,752 12.308

Netherlands E. Indies 26,246,300 Philippines Portugal Sirm South America Sweden Switzerland Spain U.S.A. U.S.SIR.

Others

Total

246,020

40,927 637 83,359,670, 63,876,475. 48,615,251

7261.320

The

woman wES:

*7,38,415°-7,186,184

"ROBBER FOR TRIAL

Gold also dropped and after opening at $309, a tael it gave way to selling pressure and at one time it was as low-ns $298; It slightly recovered at the close. to $301

U.S. dollars had buyers at

20,538,228 62,805,804. 16,351,253 48818,033 A young Chinese unemploy- $4.60. Enquiries for Sterling 1177,034 ed, Chan Kwan-ping, was com-and Australian pounds were 78,186,009 mitted for trial by Mr. H. G. few, and rates were $15.80 and

277,091 Sheldon K. C. at the Central $12.55 respectively. 4,978,214 Maglátracy yesterday for armed 4,254,358 robbery.

lorry

ARTICLES

IMP ORTS..

-EXPORTS

1st nine months

Ist nine months 1939 1946 ⠀⠀ · 1939

1946

Fuels

Hardware

Chinese Medicines. Dyok Tan. Materials Foodstuffs & Provisions $7,560,031 167,411,363,80,805,268 11,238,589 8,000,051 622,080 1,804,8873,411,825 8,608,082 Liquors. Intoxicating 3,660,088 7,544,518 1,088,920 Machinery & Engines 9,483,708 6,304,100 6,266,725

Manures M.

-Metals

Minerals & Ores

Nuts & Seeds

Oil & Fath Faints

4,802,029 478,751 20,818,172 81.407 443,653,162 631,018,188 402,930,762 515,445,255 | ~Paper & Paperwa

Total Values By Main Groups

ÁRTICLES

Animals," Live Building: Materials .. Chemicals & Drugs

IMPORTS

EXPORTS

1st nine months

lat nine months 1939 1940

1939 1940. $10,805,293 $22,478,002819,178 $

0,141,285 14,398,052 2,180,885 2213,878 6,009,417 20,425,862 5,697,440 18,762,435

Picce Goods & Textiles

Railway Materials

Tobacco.

Treasure Vehicles

Wearing Apparel --- Sundries

Wrotal Merchandise only

763,375 It was stated that accused 7,720,626 1,027,472 7,262,169 2,824,764 32,638,864 18,536,200 32,883,562 20,£26,080 together with another not in

4,240,214

088,630stody, held up a Chinese 988,714 20,546,206 7,501,493 16,161,376 4,783,335 8,822,745 woman Yeung Po-lin.

Inspector F. AN 59,241,550 74,070,814 51 216,228 84,980,084 Detective

1,881,0852,701,816 1,260,781 2,646,045 Ewing was in charge of the 8,468,589 20,787,840 5,483,347 20,409,750 case, 60,973,696 62,234,420 6025,00

68,392,804 103,208,415 76,1626,5

7,951,202 15,184,876 7,802,607

565,270 12,440,978

· 16,926 3,690,003

The forthcoming... marriage

S'hat Exchange

Shanghai, Oct. 11. Closing quotations were re Buying Selling:

Cѧ CN§' Gold per ounce 215,000* 216,000, Hong Kong Dollars 910 930

Associated Press

Found guilty of larceny of 3,306,238 56,813,381 10,880,678 of San. Kenneth William Cat- two live pige, Li Tin, noem- 0.278,406, 18,561,096 776,130 ton, Royal Signal Corps, and ployed, was sentenced to two 3,081.29637,002,670 19,101,153 18,989,045 Mins Maria Terrea Agon re-months hard labour – by Mr. 62,109,787 103,478,618 58,558,402 98,596.307 444,218,482 685,484,378 469 2441749 627,326,820 siding at No. 27 Robinson H. G. Sheldon K. C. at the Can-

trál Magistracy yesterday, 448,858,162881,618,138402,980/762 516,446 258 Road, is announced.