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ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES

Pussanger-a

-and Freight Sorris

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN SERVICE

Arrivals

from Shanghai ·

A. Arnoy..

1st Feb

"TJITJALENGKA"

"TJIBADAK"

In port

"VAN HEUTSZ”

In port

"TJISADANE"

from Macassar

& Juveports Aih Feb.

Sailings

to Javaporis

& Mucossar

3rd March,

to Javaports

& Macassar

ard, February,

to Bwatow. Amoy, Mailla

4th Feb.

to Javoports

& Macassar 17th Feb

ASIA—AFRICA-SOUTH AMERICA- SERVICE

"TEGELBERG“

Calling Mombwa directly

Mrrivals

In port

"STRAAT SOENDA"

TOM

"BOISSEVAIN"

"STRAAT MALAKKA“

South Afrlen. 12th February.. from

South America

& South Africa,

31st March. trom

South America

& South Africa, 5th March,

Traushipment cargo on through Bs/L

Sailings

to South Africa

& South America

p.m. 25th Jan,

“Sonur Africa“

& Smith America

23rd February.

to South Africa

& South America,

21st March.

to South Afrien

& South America,

18th April.

to South Africa

& South America, 12th May,

to Dar-Es-Salaam.

Zanzibar accepted on all killings.

SUMATRA-MALAYA—CIUINA SERVICE

Arrivals

from B. Deli

& Straits

"VAN RIENSDIJK”

"VAN HEUTSZ"

H9th Jan, In port

Sailings

to Straits.

& 13 Dell,

8th Feb.

to Swatow, Amoy

& Manila

4th February.

o Stralta

& B. Dell

20th Feb,

Agents: HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

"MEERKERK"

RIJNKERK"

"MELISKERK"

"MARIEKERK”.

Arrivals

from Japan, Shanchaj 18 Feb.

from Europe

04 Feb..

from Europe Early March.

from Europe

Early April.

Sailings

to Europe via

Manila & Straits,

2nd Feb.

to S'hai, Japan

và Icelung

Bih Feb.

to Europe vin

Manila & Straits.

End Feb.

to, Europe vin

Manila & Straits Aid, March.

to Europe vla Manila & Straits, Mid April.

Transhipment cargo on through Bs/1 accepted to

Mediterranean and Northern European ports,

Office Address: King's, Building, Phones: 28015, 28016 & 28017 Chinese Agents: 82, Connaught Rd., Tel. 31180 & 21533

DE LA RAMA LINES

EXPRESS CARGO LINER SERVICES

TO AND FROM PACIFIC & ATLANTIC COASTS

ARRIVING FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST. VIA LOS ANGELES & SAN FRANCISCO m.v. "DONA ANICETA“

m.v.

"TONGHAI"

29th Jan,

7th Feb.

SAILING FOR U.S. ATLANTIC COAST VIA SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES

m.v. "DONÁ. ANICETA”

31st Jan..

THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO., INC.

(Incorporated in the Pullippines).

MARINA HOUSE Tela 28676–22073

V

CHINESE SHIPPING OFFICE

Tols, 20738-20153.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

OF COPENHAGEN

M.S. "MALACCA"

Loading about 10th FEBRUARY,

for

ADEN, FORT SAID, GENOA, ANTWERP., ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, OSLO, GOTUEN BORG AND COPENHAGEN.

Tanks availabls for the carriage of _cll in bulk..

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

4's Hide, 2nd floor.-

TOL 34111 &

36112.

CHINA MERCHANTS SN CO

· Connaught Road West

S.S. HAI HSIA.

Telephone 3108.

“SAILINGS

Singapore

(With Passenger Accommodation),

„Gaggo for Taing Tao, Hankigw::

THE CHINA MAI

FINANCE AND

JANUARY

COMMERCE

INSATIABLE HOARDING DEMAND FOR GOLD FROM THE FAR EAST

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Enquiries are coming Into the

signs of awakenlug in interest Kenerally.

İLK. GOVT, LOANS:

457 1an 10th,

Die Lamu (1934 & 1040) 100n. ALEN (1948) 150% 2005;. BANKS:

1.K... Bank 18506, 1885/6tza.

(on. Reg.) £10). Chartered Bank £32-1/16ni

Morronte Bank A. & D. £24m, -

Bank of East Asia 1326.

INAURANCES:

Canton . 375.

Volna Ion. 7105, 180x.

China Underwriters D.

X.X. Fire Jua, 270,

SHIPPING:

Douglases 2875,

H.K. & M. Simmbonts 17n,

indo Garn (Jr.) vẫn.

(De) 256,

Shells (Reader) Táskán. Union Waterboats 87n. Ala Nav. 106ra.

DOCKS, WHARVES, GOPOWNA, Etc.:

I. & R. Wiarres (Old) 1396, 14788.

(Now) 158b.

-

North Point Whaeres 7 n.

Rh. Honghew Whary's 26an. H.K. Docks 296, 2kija, znam, China Providenta 195«.

Khanehal Hockyards 19.605, 10.00 Wheelock 1.

MINING:

Raub Mines 61⁄4n.

K. Mine 02.

LANDO, DOTELS AND BUILDINGS:

11. & 8. IloteJ» 19156, 15.§5«Q. M.K. Landa GAH.

Shanghai Landa 3.556; 311⁄2/55a5, Humphreys (0%) 16.jan,

(New) 18b.

IK, Renities 2.

Chloe Extat 170,,

PUBLIC UTILITIES:

J.K. Tranyways 21,206, 21.496, 21.20/

1/4/2010

l'eak Trams (Old) -2{n.

(New) "116..

Btar Ferrire 330954, 13055au,

C. Lights (Old) 16, 15.20, 16/16.10an.

(New) 114, 11

IK. Ercirien 1940, 106, 1934/%**. Macao Electric: 2840. Sandakan Lights 10% n. Telephones 35,

Bhanghai Gas On.. INDUSTRIALS:

Call Mark. (Ont) 20n. Canton Tees în.

Cements 40%b, 411, 4}s2. 1.K. Roper 2048. STORES &Cs

Diley Farmer

(01) 431⁄2b,;45», 441⁄4/Min. (New) $41, 424. Waltons (Old) COẠḥ, GIɑ

(Now) 1044, 02 thum

L. Crawford (013) 20m.

(New) 280.

Sinceren 0.

Chine Emporium 10k.

Kwong-Base Flong-139,- 140am.

Wing On (H.K.) 16. Wm. Towell, Ltd. lin. MISCELLANEOUS

"Ghisa Entertainments 350.

1.8. Constructions (014) Gla

(New) in.

Vibros (Old) 10n.

(Now) 14.

Mersman Investments ofen.

Dieramat - (1.K.) 1.04.

Shanghal Luan 3.

Yangiare 4b.

COTTONE:

Ewon 101, 0.400.

RUBBER, ETC., COMPANIES:

Anglo-Javna in.

Cheng Rubbers 10n.

Censolidated Rubbers #%n.

Dominich Rubbers 21. Kuta Babros #ni" - Padang Rubbers In. 'Hubber Trusta ́01⁄2 7,

Bamagaza Rubbers 1.10. Shanghal 'Pahang in. Tkhak Meraba .DON. Hebong Rubbers 1802, Zlangbo Rubbers On.

Landon, January 24..

In their review of 1948, Japhet and Company, the London bullion brokors, say that the outstand- ing feature of the year was probably the in satiable hoarding demand for gold from Før East and Middle Eastern buyers, almost all pur- chases having been paid for in United States. dollars.

"This Easterly drift, passing through well-known. and well-established transhipment centres, hos been limited in the main only by the declining. purchasing power of ultimate buyers

"While the bulk of purchases) Lud been) on Chinese account, it

is not unlikely that large quan-

measure to the large arrivale, of silver from Mexico and to liberal shipments from Euro-

tities have found their way-on and other "centres." perhaps by smuggling to other

The writer concludes by admit-

Far Eastern or even Eastern ting that the future trend must countries.

perforce remain as nebulous as

"A large part of the gold ever. which has passed Eastwards

emanated from Central and South "W industrial and manufac American sources and not neces-turing requirements be sufficient sarily only from current produc- to absorb production? tion. Supplies have also become

available from stocks belonging "W the.demonotigation policy

10 private holders which, to a of certain countries be offset by large extent, had been built up other countries requiring silver prior to the

for cainage purposes? War The report remarks that den- offelal action against fres gold tradic, upward pressure against Axed gold prices is prov ing an embarrassment.

The writer instances the que- cons of Canada and Southern Rhodesia in' getting ' IMP. carje- tion for their

raining subsidy formulje.

"And perhaps most important of al, will fadio open the door and allow once again the free import of silver?-Router.

Money Market

He recalls. that Australia is pressips for something more than

Gold opened yesterday at HKS mere assistance to the margin 311.25 a teel, jumped to $314.10. mines, and that Brazil, Belgions dropped six points to $308.00, ond and France are jending to per- mit their internal markets to ab- dosed at $312.76. sorb part of their annutul gold output, with further extensions promised of Belgian and French' schemes to establish" domestic) free gold markets for their Colonial production.

Future Prices

The future, of the two male official gold prices (UK. and: U.Si) han continued to form popular, subject of discussion. Britain and the United States, however, have disclaimed desire to raise their buyin rates and action will not ready be forced upon them agathul their will.

The disparity between fixed and Ireo 'gold prices' is dimeuit'in ignore or remove, but in the long rin the effective demand for góið | other than from the United States may well bocorne increaslogiy restricted.

US dollars opened at HK$6.15% and closed at. $5.1435.

America To Back Foreign Development?

Washington, January 23. High United States Gov-' ernment officials aro pro. ратор to recommend the promotion · of Industrial development abroad by of Yaring" "tong teror ngrenimen to buy vital materials,

10

They suggest that thle massure should be part of the "bold programme" develop backward arORE overseas cutilhed "by "Preal- his In- dent Truman augural speech on Thursday. Mr. Paut G. Hoffman, ERP Administrator, de known)

חן .

to be among those favour- Ing such a plan.-Router.

Pl May Outlaw

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES Cargo Oll Tanks Refrigeration Cargocalre

TO HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO

“Geners) Gordon" (vla Shanghal & Japan) ..... Fresident Cleveland" (vla Shanalia & Japan) "General Meigs" (vla Mfanita). ....

Fab. 1. Feb. 12

FD. 18

TO SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES

.

"President Madison" (via Shanghai & Japan). Jan, 25 "President Flores" (vla 'Japan).......

Féb. 10 "President McKinley (via Shanghai & Japan) ............................ Feb. 29

TO NEW YORK, BALTIMORE & BOSTON VIA PANAMA

"President Fillmore" (calls Paci fle-Coast) Ch

ROUND-THE WORLD

Mar. 10

VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, KARACHI, BURZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, MARSEILLES, · GENOA, NAPLES, NEW YORK and BOSTON

"Marine Snapper" (omits Manila)

"President Folk"

"Mount Davis" "Monat Mansfield"

St. George's Bldg.

Feb. 0

Feb. 6

* Feb. 10 Mar 5

Tel Nos. 28172 /28175.

Govt Strikes Americam Pioneer Lin

Manila, January 24,

The Republic may outlaw strikes among Government em ployees and public tiltic. workers, it was reliably re- ported today.

The 'move took tolm yesterday following a statment by Dr. Ragunath Rao, Assistant Director

of the International Labour Or ganisation, that in no country in the world, except probably Japan. were such walkouts tolerated,

Gold Yuan was quoted at 2.7 Dr. Rao and two other repre- cunts for Hong Kong delivery, 2.2 sentatives were guests at a Con- and 2.3 cents for Canton remit-Fressional forum on labour top- lances and 1.9 and 2.1 cents for the Lower House in the office of ducted specially for members of Shanghal remittances.

Senor Eugenilu the Speaker, Pinsires opened at HK$875 ai

Perez 100 and closed at 20 cents lowes,

Ticals went up 10 cents to HKS 24.20 100.

NEI Gullders opened at HKS 32.20 a 100 and closed at $12.10,

Sterling spurted to $13.60. Australian pounds went up a cent to HK$12.55.

Notice To Consigncos Consignees For

6.5, "BENVRACKIE"

are hereby notified that their Looking still further aheact to cargo is being discharged into

a hoped for future of a political- the Hong Kong & Kowloon

by and

and

Ninety-two of the 07 Congress- nich attended the forum, Indledt- ing their Interest"in labour- management problems Reuter,

LOCAL BEER FOR OKINAWA

The US. 'Surprise' Is leaving Hong Kong today for Okisawa with 10,000 cases of Sun Miguel Beer for the US, Armed Forces. This is the Arst large scale shipment said an official of this

2 large expansion of interaadon Wharf & Godown Co.'s godown, Company, yesterday, and it is

al trade might result in gold where it will be at Consignees pected that increased shipments stocks coming into short supply risk and subject to the Wharf's will be made to Okinawa from but then again modern techvilques terms and conditions of storage, this day onward. would be capable of dealing with and where delivery may be this situation without having re- obtained. course to an increase in the price- of the metal.

Of sliver, the review says that London activity in non-exportable

Damaged packages are to be left in the Godowns for exam- ination by Consignees and the

The San Miguel Brewery (Hongkong) Ltd,, was established In Hong Kong a year ago, the 'old Hong Kong Brewery being bought by the great Soraino, interest. Complete new equipment and all

Bars has decreased materially. Company's surveyors, Messre. the latest brewing devices have sales on most occasions bein Carmichael & Clorike, at 10 been installed. possible only in the clase apua.m. on January 28th, 1940.

| bourhood" of the official price,

exportable bars from tha sterling,

area have commended quito larĝo To comply with the General premiums although these have

fatterly declined, fufluenced by the Lower New York price.

Nebulous Trend

The

report attributes, the vagaries of the New York mari ket, with fluctuatiofs hotwejn 77340 and 700,

FASTEST DAILY SERVICE TO AND FROM MACAU

T.S.S. "MERRY MOLLER"

NOW IN DEYDOCK FOR SURVEY.

EXPECTED TO RESUME SERVICE SHORTLY

MOLLERS (HONGKONG) LIMITED

Suilding

HONG KONG.

Bonded Warehouse Regulations

Consignees must have a Re- venue. Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods; aro examined.

Notice To Consignees

CONSIGNEES PER

-AUSTRALIA-WEST

PACIFIC LINE

M/V "AROS".

No claims will be admitted, after the goods "have "left" the steamer's godowns, and all are hereby notified that their goods remaining undelivered:

cargo is being discharged intc after January 30th, 1049, will the Hongkong & Kowloon be subject to "rent"

Wharf.&Godown Co's godown All claims against the steam-risk and subject to the Wharf's where it will be at consignee's be presented to the undersigned on or before 20th!rms and condition of storage February, 1949, or they will not and where delivery may be be recognised,

dr must

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

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

Ben Line Steamers Ltd.

Hong Kong, January 24, 1949.

Pacific For East Live, Inc.

DERBOT

**CALIFORNIA BEATY "JOPLIN VICTORYALE

PLUXEMBOURG-WIFTONIT,

FLYING.DRÁGON”.

Jan. 25

"ORBAT REM

Fast Regular Trans-Pacific Service

Refrigersind... Acorgla

* AVRILAND"**

NEW YORK-UHICAGO.DETROIT-TORONTO, AND ALL AMERICAN & VANADIAN. ULTIEM,

Agents, UNITED STATES LIN

Maitla (P.1.2

·Bhangkal

San Franciaco“.

obtained.

Damaged packages are to be. left in the Godowns for ex- Amination' by Consignees and

Company's the

Surveyors Messrs. Carmichael & Clarke at 10 am on the 27th January

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when damaged dullablé goods pre

No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the steamer's godowns, and all goods remaining undelivered after the 28th January will be subject to

zent,

All claims against the steamer must be presented to the under- aigned on or before the 4th February 1940 or they will not joetusognised,

-No-Fire-Insuraz

DODWELL & CO., LTD. Agents.

akang, January 21,1049,

Lime

Arrivals from New York, Boston, Other Atlantic Ports via Panama

PIONEER WAVE"

"PIONEER LAKE" "PIONEER · COVE"

"PIONEER WAVE" "PIONEER LAKE" "PIONEER COVE"

Sailings to Manila

urazione seem

Jan. 251 Feb. 1

Feb. 10

Jan. 25

Feb. 2

Feb. 20

Satlings to New York, Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore & Other Atlantie Ports viji

"COURSER" "PIONEER WAVE" "PIONEER LAKE"

Panama Canal

Special Cargo Oll Tanka ---

Due Jan, 25

Due Feb. 15

Ddo Feb. 25

For Full Particulars Call

ל

Balls. Jan. 20 Sails Feb. 10 Balls Feb. 27

UNITED STATES LINES

Queen's Building,

Company

Tel. 31251 (3 lines)

BEND LINE

""BENVENUE" "BENREOCH"

FAR EAST

ARRIVALS

Early Feb.

ERUM TUS

SHIP

FROM

U.K. J.K. SAILINGS

DUE

Discharging K/Wharf

TO

"BENVRACKIE", "BENREOCH

“BENVENUE"

LOADING

„Liverpool ̧ & 'Glasgów ́K/Wharf

only,...

Londont

via Aden, Fort Said, Harre & Antwerp.

EXPRESS-SERVICE

Direct Hong Kong-London.

(about 28 days)

vla Singapore, n

1st half Feb.

LOADING

26th Jan.

(Also accepts cargo for Antwerp, Botterdam, Hull & Hainburg),

For Further Particulars, AppIV TO W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA). LTD.

York Building,

Agents

Telephone: 34165,

KLAVENESS LINE

SAILINGS

Direct to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver, Seattle & Portland

MS, "FRANCISVILLE”

ANG ARRIVALS FROM PACIFIC COAST.

M.S. "CASTL

Feb.

16th Feb. Salling to pore, Port Swettenham & Batavia M.SCA

17th Feb.

Traseuser Accommodation Chinele Freight Arghis;

HOO FOOK FO

THE BANKS LENTI

LINE