1947-01-08 — Page 7

DE LA RAMA LINES

VESSEL

8.5, “PANAY"

m.v. "BENGAL”........

3.8. "LUZON"

m.v. "BALI”

VESSEL

4s. "PANAY"

my. "BALI"

5.8 "LUZON"

Inv. "HAINAN" -

ARRIVALS

DATE

In Port

FROM

Davao yla Manila

9th Jan. S. Francisco via Manila..

18th. Jan.

20th. Jan.

Manila

New York via Manila

DEPARTURES ·

DATE

------

SAILING FOR

11th. Jan. Manila, Heilo, Zamboanga, Davao

22nd Jan. New York via Honolulu.

25th. Jan.

Manila

20th Feb. Pacific Coast via Honolulu.

!!

THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO. INC.

Fedder Building

TEL: 23676"

Chinese Shipping Offca

69103/88482 TAL

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

1. CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL Telephones: 30381-8 Private Exchange.

Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO.,

"SHANTUNG"

"TSINAN"

"NINGHAI"

"ANHUI"

#FUKIEN".

"SHENGKING"

"SHANTUNG" "NINGHAI"

SINKIANG"

"FATSHAN”·

SAILINGS TO

ון

LTD.

Swatow Noon 9th Jan. Shanghai 4 p.m. 10th Jan. Saigon & Singapore, 4 p.m. 10th Jan. Amey, Swatow, Saigon, Singapore & Penang 7 om. 11th Jan. Shanghai & Kobe 4 p.m. 11th Jan. Shanghai 4 p.m. 14th Jan.

ARRIVALS FROM

Swatow 8th Jan. Shanghal 8th Jan. Singapore 18th Jan.

CANTON RIVER LINE

.Sail 0.30 a.n. 9th Jan.

Arrives 10.30 am. 11th Jan.

• Sails 11.30 p.m. 12th Jan. -Arrives-4p:mm,150i-Jan...

Agents: BLUE FUNNEL LINE

"EMPIRE DIRK"

"GLENBEG"

"MENELAUS". "PRIAM"-

"TEUCER"

"TEUCER"

MENELAUS"

U. K. SERVICE

Arriving

9th Jan,

11th Jan.

17th Jan.

18th Jan.

19th Jan

Sailing

Last Week Jan.

Mid Feb..

From

U.K. via Straits.

do

--do-

andom -do-

For Liverpool and Glasgow. Genca, Marseilles, Havre, Liverpool und Glasgow.

Agents: Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.

"YOCHOW"

"TAIPING"

*"*YOCHOW"

"TAIPING"

Arriving

9th Jan.

4th Feb.

Sailing

From

Australia Australia via Kure.

For

16th Jan,

Sydney, Melbourne. Sydney.

1st Week Feb.

Accepts "Cargo To New Zealand Ports On

Through Bills Of Lading.

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

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

S.S. "HAIYANG”

Sailing for Swatow

on or about 14th January, 1947.

Subject to alteration without Notice.

"..

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

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.

General Managėra.

P. & O. Building. 6th floor. Tel. No. 31281

or

CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT.

20 Connaught Road, Central. Tel. No. 24639

BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD.

8.3. "BENLEDI"

ARRIVALS

༤་་

f

Mid Jan.

S.S. "TREWORLAS" (Ben Line Eerth) Discharging K/Whari For Further Particulars, Apply To-

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

York Building.“

Agents.

Telephone: 34165:

PACIFIC ORIENT EXPRESS LINE.

4.

Sailing from SHANGHAI, HONGKONG, MANILA, direct to SAN FRANCISCO and PACIFIC COAST PORTS

M.V. "MONGABARRA”

M.V. "VINGNER"

M.V. "VITO"

M.V. "VILJA"

MV.PARRAMATTA”

Loading Hongkong

(If sufficient inducement)

end February end February

mid March. end March early April

Vesacis equipped with bulk of storage facilities.

Cargo and Passengers apply

́MOLLERS" (HONGKONG) LTD, Agents

Queen's Building

Tel. 81156

2nd floor

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1947,

1 Page 7

U.S. Dollar Not Likely Report On JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

To Be "Scarce" This Year

London, Jan. 6.

N.Y. Stock The United States dollar will not be anything like

Market

message

a "scarce currency" in 1947. That is the plain implication of the United States Federal Re- serve Board's striking calculation that foreign countries can finance purchases of $11,000,- 000,000 worth of United States exports in 1947 (against about $9,000,000,000

in 1946) without drawing on their very tardy dollar and gold reserves, and with relatively little strain on the dollar resources of the Bretton Woods Bank and Fund. '

Minerals In U.S.

Washington, Jan. 6.

The Bureau of Mines said if the nation is heading for a tremendous boom, the

mineral wealth that would be TẾ- quired is on hand,

SHIPPING DEDIMENT

16 Pedder Street

·Tel $0311,

General Managers.

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

SAILINGS

The United States and Alaska S.S. "ESANG"

records in the value of SS, TAKSANG”. broke all minerals mineral products

and

produced during 1946-$8,900,-

000,000 worth.

That total exceeds 1945 produc- 9.5. “LOKSANG" tion by 9 per cent and is 6 per cent, above the previous peak in | 1024.

sot

S.S. HINSANG”

to Shanghai 20th Jatt.

to Straits &. Calcutta: 27th: Jatt.

ARRIVALS

LI

... from Straits & Calcutta 14tr Jan.

IN PORT

alongside Cosmo. Dock. Kowloon Dock.

New production, records were S.S. "EMPIRE WITHAM"

for petroleum and natural gas ang fuels and for potash and phosphate rock among fertillors.

Increases in the production of | sand and gravel slate and stone All intending Passengers are requested to register their names as cement, clay and clay products,

New York, Jan. 6. Activity on Wall Street today quietened in the afternoon 25 traders devoted their main atten- tion to President Truman's mes- sage. Prices, however, continued around the day's best with steels deriving, some additional benefit from the two point rise in steel

The calculation is! Dollars passionately told the Americans operations to 89.7 per cent of

will be provided to the world-by would happen, namely that the capacity

Brokers considered President United States imports (allowing system on which they insisted-- Truman's

for the higher price level) $8 entrusting its 'daily management constructive 600,000,000: sales of newly mined to executive directors, each res insofar as the proposed labour legislating in concerned,

rold to the United States 500,- ponsible to his government, but at 600.000

statant of stead of to a staff responsible to

in dollars; the one to the UNRRA plus any special relief the World Bank itself---would opinion that while move was

ranged from 15 to over 80 per own in the right direction, it was not which Congress may authorise, stultify, the

$1,000,000,000; drawings on ex-object.

In the three major classes of mineral products--metals, the United isting credits from caused

fools and

other non-metals — only if that Bank grants no additional

metals showed an overall decline States Export Import Bank, even British credits, $1,000,000,000;

of 4 per cent, drawings on United States loan, $1,350,000,000

countries other drawings of dollars from Bretton

000,000.

Π

extensive enough.

Late profittaking shading of but still left the market showing of numerous top prices gains up to one paint or so with Dupont and Union Pacife four to five points higher at 18% and 132 respectively.

Americans'

No president worth his salt can or will work that system. That is why Mr. Eugene Meyer resigned and why the finding of an adequate successor is so dif ficult.)-Reuter..

The market closed very steady. Woods Bark and Fund; $1.2 London Stock

Reuter.

New York, Jan. 4" Cloning stock market yanlakloma 2 Adama Express * 17%, Alaska Junerti 1⁄2 American Can F3 14 American

Exchange

This important Calculation much more reassuring than those cominonly enleuinted. Since about $3,000,000,000 of the United Enclin 66. Americat Telephone Sintes loan to Britain

was still undrawn at the beginning of

London; Jan. 6. The Stock Exchange failed to Baldwin La. 1947, the drawing of-$1.250,000,- would be re

relive up to last week's promise and comotive 215, Darren %. Benda 000 during 1947 Ariation 22%, Beshlehem Steel #3.latively moderate and would en although lower levels attracted Boring Alrerat 21, Bardhe Ca. 185,able the loan to last longer than some late enquiris the trend was Cannaling Pacific. 18%. J. 1. Care atș. most Britons at present fear..

generally caster.

17216. American Tobares 88%. American Waterworks 17, Anaconrin Copper 30%. Aviation Corporation €.

Commercial

Chrysler 9144. Colgate 54. Suivents 2354. Corn Producte Doport 80%. Eastman Kodiak 22614, Electric Linh & Tower. 174. General Recte 4, General Motors 16, Goozl»

World Bank

Since the total dollar avail- rich %. Goodyear 6. Homerlake ability of the Bretton Woods 3.5.daut. AiJet Interactiuatin... Barometer of a Brestonces 20; 13% International Paper 2314. Inter

national Tel Tel 18%, Julins Mar

Copper 52, Monteamery

Dille 21

135, Rennent Word 61% Nati National Lent 34%, New York Central

IR Packard Murs 63. Pan-American Airwnya 12%, Pennsylvania RR 46% Reilly Corporri!on 0 Real Silk w Reynolds Tobarzn 4. Republic Ste! 25 chenley 4, Sears Boebuck 38. Sheit Oil 30, Sacony Vacuum 15% Southern Parife 46%. Standard Brands 474. Standard Dil of Calif. 6. Sta- dard Oil of NJ. 004, Bladebaker 212. Union Bag 39%. Unfon Carlside 06. U.S. Rubber %, U.S. Steel 72. Wes Linkhouse 234. Youngstown. Short & Tube 07%, Grezhuang 8714-Anaociated Treme.

́BRITAIN DRAWS ON CREDIT

Washington, Jan. 0.

000,000,000, drawing of 81.250.- 000.000 during 1947 would be quite moderate-though it is ur- countries that the World Bank gent for France and some other

our should get going without much further delay,

[What has happened to the World Bank is what the late Lord Keynes al Savannah quite

Soviet Radio

Station Closed

Shanghai, Jan. 6.

The only Soviet radio station

The only exception was in Bris tish securities which held firm throughout with somné reinvest- ment of local loans. money and

+

cent.

Gold was

Subject to alteration without notice.

far as possible in advance of the time at which they wish to leaus

Agents: GLEN LINE LTD.

the only principle S.S. EDWARD BRUCE metal to show a gain with producĮM.V. GLENOGLE tion up 54 her cent over 1945, S.S. "SAMBAY"

The value of fuel production S.S. "FORT LOUISBOURG" increased per cent, other non;

metals 38 per cent.

Metallic product outhut dropped

1,900,000,000-75,000,000 be|

due from UK-12th Jan, due from UK-23rd Jari.- due from UK. 27th Jan, due from UK, Early Feb.

Managing Agents:

AUSTRALIA CHINA LINE

law 1945 total-chiefly because of strikes and difficulties in obtain- ing new equipment and supplies, M.V. KAFIRISTAN

Associated Press.

M.V. HINDUSTAN

·

Butchers' Strike In Sydney

Sydney, Jan. 6. appearance in the market of Butchers in Sydney and. some influential. buyers Other

theNewcastle, New South Wales. markets failed to benefit from local loans reimbursements. wil begin a strike today Industriais met with titute against the Australian Govern-

price fixing policy| other considerations. support with domestic fuel situn-ment's tion beginning to overshadow whereby they say the price of

There was

livestock remains above the Bome professional

retail price at which they are potash and support for German Brazilian bonds.

compelled to sell, it was dealings when a modest rally oc-

Kafirs were listless until that ported here.

Most butchers in both cities SS. curred in places while

coppers are closing indefinitely while and tins were neglected.

those remaining open-pro Oils lacked interest, closing bably 25 per cent are expect irregular.-Reuter.

ed to have difficulty in obtain-| nig supplies.

London, Jan, G, Consols, 24. 1945/75 BR** Con- version n. a. 114. War Loan,

3. New

rc.

The butchers complain that. War Lon. 3. they are forced to sell at a' fix- 108% Victory Bonds, 41 1284. Saved price but since the whole-| inge Honda, r. 15/65 108-11/16, nesalers prices are above those inze Beads, 35%, 1980/10 100% Savings fixed by law, they are unable

Bands, 1965/711-5/10,

German

Lash,

11. Inpanese, to carry on profitably-Reuter, Donde. 5, 1907 28. Canton-Kowloon

naway. 24. Tientsin

Pakow Railway,!!

in China, known as the "Volce 5%, 26. Lung Time U. Hat Riy. st.

New York, Jan., 7.

price of foreign

-

Londs for Australia Late Jan. Due From Australia Early Feb.

Agents: THE WESTERN CANADA

STEAMSHIPS LTD.

PRINCE LINE

U.S.A. PACIFIC COAST-

FAR EAST-HALIFAX-BOSTON-NEW YORK

"SAMTREDY"-Due from New York via Shangliai

3rd February. JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Tel. 30311

Chinese Freight Agents:-CHEONG FAT CO.

54, Bosham Strand.

Telephone 20037

Pacific Transport Lines Inc.

16

Britain has drawn a further $200,000,000 of her United States credit, United States Treasury of the Soviet Union," has been1918 24. Rears, Lean, f. 1918 (London The official oficials disclosed here tonight.

Issue 46. Crisp withdrawal, which was elused by orders of the Chinese Hakaang Hallway, 6, 1911 27. Honan 82% ulls cants-Associated Press.

Lean, 101148, silver declined 1 cent an ounce to REGULAR SERVICE WITH FAST MODERN FREIGHTERS This made on January 2, brings to Government, despite diplomatic Railway, 6%, 1966 31. Shanghai-Nanking

BETWEEN PACIFIC COAST PORTS, SHANGHAI & HONGKONG $800,000,000 the

amount so far action by the Soviet Embassy Railway, 27, Mercantile Bank of

New York, Jan. 7. laken by Britain from the loan in Nanking in an effort to con- India, "A Chartered Bank of

Closing of the Fureigh "Exchasse A. & C. 10%. H.K. & Shanghai Banking Eritain ratified by Congress last sum-tinue broadcasting.

in dollars and the others In Corporation 8824 Lyden Estatescents.) The closure followed arders

28/0, Canadian 65.12

Sweden 27.55. It maintains a rate of expendi- on December 31 that all ota-Selection Trail 40/10, South Afrien Tor-Britain 11. Switzerland ture of same $100,000,000 monitions, except 18 authorised by ly, which, if maintained, would exhaust the credit in three years, the Government, must close and instead of the five years original dismantle their equipment. ly planned.-Router.

mer.

POST OFFICE NOTICES

Outward Mails

Unless otherwise stated, Registered Articles and Parcel Posts elme 10 minotra earlier than the time stated below:-

WEDNESDAY, JAN. B Airmail for Manila P.I. (Ur (Iles) 9.30 am.. (On)) 10.

Strata (By Sea) 10 am.

Swato fly Sex) 10 14.10.

Air)

Shanghal (By Bes) Noon. Baiphone 7 Bex) 4. p.m. Strain (By Bos) 1 p.m. Airmail for Baigon, Rangoon, Calcutta, Johannesburg, Delhi, Cairo and Lonian

s Air) Kowloom Gr.o,

x)

3.M.. (Ord.) pm: G.P.O., (Reg.) 3 in.m. (Ord.) 2.30 pm,

The Soviet station was estab- lished during the war by the Tass Agency, which owns and. operates it.

Russians in Shanghai contri- buted financially to its opera- tion. The station broadcast in English, Russian and Chinese, -United Press.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

1|

123/9, South Africa Townalitys

S.S. "NEW ZEALAND VICTORY”

antics 10/8, Canadian Pacific 13, Meal Prance 0.45h 4 Due from San Francisco via Shanghai... 10th Jan..

can Eagles 14/10.-Reuter.

5,55, Mexico 20.68.—Associated Press.

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LUN N.V.

King's Building, Connaught Road,

Tel: Shipping Dept. 25016. Passage Dept, 28017. Chinese Agents, Connaught Road, C. No. 82, Tel. 25133.

Bilp

m.s. "TJITJALENGKA?

ma. “TJISADANE"!

day from Sharzhal, Amoy

24th Jan.

Salling for Mandia, Java, 16th Jud.

Jaya

Amoy/Bhanghal

Aist January

ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (ORIENT JAVA AFRICA LINE).

Ship

BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD.

Consigneca per S/S "TRE- m.s. "RUYS" WORLAS" are hereby notified that their cargo, is being dis- charged into the Hongkong &

Airmail for Canton and Chuncklar y Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co.'s

Air (Reg.) 3 pm. (Ord.) 1.10 ·p.zz.

Kongmoon (Dy Bek): 4 pm,

Maso, Talpation and Bhekki (yea)

p.m.

Canton (By. Train) 4p.m.

THURSDAY, JÀN, ¤ ̈

Swalow (Dƒ Baa) 10 mm.

Straits and Bombay (By Sea) (Par.

11.10 ... (Ord.) Noor.

Australia via Sydney (By Bex) (Par. and terr.) 2.30 p.m., (Oef,) · 9 · puuza.

Airmail for Caulda. Amoy., Shanghai, Nanking. Hanko Tinct and, Feining

( Air Bex.) 8 pm... (Oid.) 3.30 pm.

Konsmont (By Sex} 4 p.m. Maran, Tainthan, and Shokki 18y Sex)

¿ p.m.

Canton (By Bea) p.m.

FRIDAY, JAN. 10. Menia P.I. (By Sea) 10 aĻU. Balkon (y, Sea) 3. p.zo. Shanghel (By-Bef) 2 p.m.

- Amoy and Sentow: (By Bex)·à«pan, ;

Atrail for Saigon, Singapore, Colore bo, Sydney and Auckland (By Air

gedown, where

it will be at

561p

d from

In part

Reconditioning

in Dock.

· SILVER LINE LTD.

Consignees risk and subject to ms. "DERWENT BALL” the Wharf's terms and condi- tions of storage, and where de- livery may be obtained as soon

as the goods are landed.

Damaged packages are to, be

Ship

da frum

New York and Sanghal on or about 16th Jun.

Sailing I

Loads Direct for San Francisco & Los Angeles

12th Jan.

FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO:--

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

16 Pedder Street.

Telephone 30311. CHINESE DEPT 31408-

Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co.

ARRIVALS

"SAMFEUGI”

SHIP

Africa/South · Ameries early March, 1947:

"TREVEAN"

FROM

U.K

DUE

11th Jan.

"FORT DAUPHIN"

"TREWIDDEN" “AMMLA”.

Bombay U.K.

Mid. Jan.

Early. Feb.

U.K.

Early Feb,

U.K.

March

SAILINGS

LOADS FOR

READY

Singapore, Penang,

Loading

Bombay & Karachi

Straits & UK,

9th. Jan.

18th Jan,

Straits' U.K.

· 19th. Jan.

Balling for: Philippines, Strakti Colombe * Atlantid count (via Sur) loading

on or about 18th Jan,

HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

left in the Godowns for examina-ma. "THILAE” tion by Consignees and the Company's surveyors, MessrA Carmichael & Clarke at 10 am. 10th Jan. 1947.

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations Consignees must have a Re- venue Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods

(Res.), 2.30 pan.,, (Ord.)' 8 pm.j. -

Airmail for Bangkel. Hanroom, Casare examined. {enite, Karachi, Baura Cafro, Johanne

bury, August. Marieilles, Landas,” Now, York, andTM Canada (By Air) Kowloon G.P.0, (Ber) 2.30 p.m., (Ored.)-8 pm)} (GPO) (Re) a pim... (Qida; 8.30 Tím. Macao. Tainaban and Shokki (By. Sex) Timkong (wontchowk), y el

4.

Canton (Bỹ Train) i p.m.

Aizmali for Cantor, Amoy Rhanchal, Nanking. Hankow, Tainazao and Pelping (By Alz) (Bag) 3 pani (0+2) £10 pas SATURDAY, JAN. 11 Airmail for Manila P.1.

18x ́Air)" (Bag.) 10 Liz (CM.) 10.10.

Biraila, Cavini, Hadla, East Africa. [Espot, and Europe via, London (By Bew) {{Pap, and. Rev.) 130 min, (Grd.j. 10 am)

Manila, FL (By Hem), 10 ma

Ekookhal (By:S66)" 10 -4,1%

Synlow (Dy But) (30 mm.

* Hombay (only). (By Bea). 10- 8.30,

· Mahfi PL (By Boon. Shanghai: (By. Bes}" E-gim..

UBA, Central & South America and |Czenda-vin: Ban; Pennaiono. (By Bok) (Pač. |and_Bex.) ·2:30 pm. (Ord) 3 DALA

(Ftvalta, Blewýlili and South; Afzték, vini Durban (By Ben) [3, pub

No claims will be admitted after the goods have left, the steamer's godowns, and all goods remaining undelivered after 13th January, 1947 will be sub- ject to rent.

All claims against the steamer must he presented to the under- algned on or before the 27th January, 1947, or they will not be recognised..

No Fire Insurance will be! effected

W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA) ETD. Agents

Hongkong, 6th January, 1947,

5.8. "HELLENIC"

5.5. "GAASTERKERK"

dns fem

Shaochal

14th Jan,, 47.

Rotterdam/Antwerpf Gera/Port Baid/ Middle Jaa.. 1017. Proceeding, to Shanghai

"Halfing for Bingapore/Colombo/Aden; Fort Baid/Genon/ Mamelles/Antwerp/ Rotterdam/Copenhagen/ Gothenburg/Oslo. 15th Jan.

Slogapore/Coltenhag Port Bald/Antwerp/.

· Rotterdam/Copeshizen/ Gothenburg/Oele, End Jan. 1947.

Botterdam/Antwerp/ Singapose/Calummba/

Genom/Fort Balds' Port, Bald/Antwerp/\/

Angapore/Mansin Rotterdam/Copenhagen/ | 25th - Fob. '2547. Gothenburg/Onia Mia: Proceeding to Shangkal Mar 1847

MAERSK LINE

LOADING FOR NEW YORK, ATLANTIC PORTS, 108 ANGELES AND PANAMA

MS. “SALLY MAERSK” M.S. “MARCHEN MAERSK”

SHIP

"EMPIRE RAŢA”

"TIEWORLAS".

"EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND",. U.E.

(Passengers only)

"TRESILLIAN

* Accepts cargo for London, Antwerp and Rottendum,

t Accepts cargo for Persian Gulf Ports.

NOTE: "Empire Raja" accepts cargo for Mudras vla Singapor

on, through" billa`of lading,

British India S. N. Co., Ltd..

SHIP

"SAMANA”

ARRIVALS

FROM

Rangoon

..

DUE

9th Jan

Eastern & Australian S. S. Co., Ltd.

SHIP

"EASTERN"

15th Jan. about 20th Feb.

For Freight and: Particulars please apply to:

JEBSEN & CO.

Agents

Pedder Building, 7th floor, (Shipping Department, Tel No. 22862)

ARRIVALS

FROM

Australian Ports. SAILINGS

QUE

End Jan,'

LOADS: FOR

Australia

SAILS.

10.m. 0th Jan.

SHIP

"NELLORE”* *Companyta, launchte leave P. & 0, Pier at 0 am. & Police Pieri- Kowloon at 930- a.m,*

For full particulars apply. to

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4