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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1949.

ROYAL

INTEROCEAN

"TJIHADAK"

**PASMIAN"

LINES

JAVAPORTS and MACASSAR

*PTIISADANE

"TJITJALENGKA”

TJIHADAK”

"TJIBADAK"

SAILINGS ARRIVALS

22nd June

1th July

21st July .9th August

MANILA

SAILINGS

22nd June

21th June

7th July

21xt July

ARRIVALS

la port

SINGAPORE, PENANG and BELAWAN DELI

"VAN RIEMSÐIJK"

"VAN HEUTSZ"

"VAN RIEMSDIJK"

SAILINGS ARRIVALS

29th June

In port

6th July

23rd July

15th July

1st August

EAST & SOUTH AFRICA & SOUTH AMERICA

"TEGELBERG”

TJIKAMPEK"

"RUYS"

“THIBODAS"

"STRAAT MALAKKA"

TALKS

FINANCE AND

COMMERCE

ON FORMATION New York

OF NEW WORLD UNION

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Interest in the Market rather at a low ebb. In splic of this, quotations remain steady.

1.K. GOVT. LOANN

45 Town 100% 4.

bown (1994 & 1980) pain. 305 Leon Laven) 19in,

BANKA

Bank 150, 15knæs, (1, 2) Ch Charterent Unnk £19 3/4. Mercantile Bank A. 4 D. ££ain. Baku East Asia 113,

INRURANCES

SAILINGS ARRIVALS

H.K.

43

eith June.

18th July

18th Aur.

10th July

7th Sept

6th Oct.

17th August

Calling at Mombasa & L. Marques Direct. Transhipment cargo accepted on through 85/L to

"TEGELBERG"

Dar-Es-Salaam and Zanzibar.

* no passenger accommodation,

JAPAN

SAILINGS

ARRIVALS

25th June

Agents: HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

EUROPE via MANILA and MALAYA

SAILINGS

ARRIVALS

"MEERKERK"

6th July

"AMSTELDIJK"

.End July

"RIJNKERK"

End Aug.

"MARIEKERK"

.................End Sept.

Early July Early Aug. Early Sept.

Traushipment cargo accepted on through Bs/L to India, Mediterranean and Northern European ports,

"MEERKERK"

JAPAN

SAILINGS

ARRIVALS

5th July

KING'S BUILDING: TELS: 28015 to 28017 Chinese Agents: 82. CONNAUGHT RD. C. Tets: 31196-25133

DE LA RAMA LINES

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

1.V. "BENGAL

1st July

10th July

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

#5. "DONA AURORA” (calls Japan)

m.v. "DONA NATI"

*21st June

22nd July

THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO., INC.

(Incorporated in the Philippines)

MARINA HOUSE Tris. 23676-22675

CHINESE SHIPPING OFFICE Telk 2373820153

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

OF COPENHAGEN

M.S. "KOREA"

LOADING 24th June

for

ADEN, PORT SAID, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, OSLO, GOTHENBURG AND COPENHAGEN. also, possibly, COLOMBO,

Tanks avaliable for the carriage of off in bulk.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

Queen's Bldg., 2nd floor..

Tel. 34111 & 34112

Cantun The 55

Bulan 21, 64214b. 650M, China Basterwriters 5AGA, 1.K. Fire Ine, 2408,

TyJown $20.

BRIPPING

H.K. M. Steamboate 17. dido Chums (Pref.) 89144,

the "VAL.

Sheth Beater) chỰTận,

Puton Waterbate Mufyn, Anis Nay, Mike.

BOCKA, WHANYER, GODOWNY, Etc.

H.R. & K. Whorven 1234.

North Polt Wharves Gign,

Shanglii Bunkkew Wharves 18.

.. *.

China Frost 12.

Shanghai Backyards 1920.

Wheelocks 291% 0.

Raub Min b

MINING

H.K. Mines „011¤

LAND, HOTELS A OLDER.

1. 2 1. Najede 111gb, 12,8cm, 11 jaɛ. H.X. Land Ga

Shanghal Lundh 2.90%, 3.20, han. Humphreys 11%.

IK, Bella n.

Chinese Estaten 165,

PUBLIC UTILITIES

11. Tramwayn 105, 17, 18.650.

- l'eak Trame (Old) 10.

(New) 10n.

Star Ferries 112n

C. light (Old) lab. 18.10.

(New) 0.10h. .

H.K. Fectrics 126, 3, 22. Murao Electric 22n,

Sandakan Clube Dn.

Telephones 20 fyb,

Shanghai Gar 3b.

INDUSTRIALS

L'air, Marg. (Grd.) 25.60 Canion fees 7n.

Cement 22% b. 23, 2214/23,1868. H.K. Ropes 10.

STORES, Etc.

Inity Paren 14a, Watson 445, 451.

1. Crawfords (Old) 2in.

New $30.

Sthree In.

Chlua Emporium, Bun Co., Ltd. £. Kwong Sang long 1330. Wing On (H.K., X.D. aob. Wm. Powell, LM, DIM.

MISCELLANEOUS

China Entertainments 18n. H.K. Constructions (Old) n.

(New) £5m

Vibro Tibags 16n.

Maraman Investments (7-1. Maraman (1.K.) 2.

Shanghai Loan .10.

Yangtazes 3L,

Ewon 7.80s,

COTTONS

RUBBER, Etc., COMPANIES

Alma Estates 14n.

Anglo-Dulch Jon,

Anglo-dayan I.

Katu

Anam 40.

Dnte” Plantations Sn.

Themure United

in.

Cheng Rubbers .20m.

Consolidated Kublers In.

Tominion Rubbers In Langkat in.

Keyah Rubber 30, Rubber Tranis Sz.

Sam

Robbers Aún. Aemambu Hubbers. Hamahal Kedahi 119

Shanghal-Malaya 12m. Shanghai Bumaiers „30n, Rungel Duris 12m. Tab Meraha Con

400.

Telona Rubiese Zlangbe Rubben in.

SHIP CAPSIZES

Homburg, June 21.

The German motor vessel Max Bornhofen (given as 420 tons, not listed in Lloyds) sank on Thura- day night in the Bale off the Aaland Islands, the German news agency D. P. D. reported today. The crew of mino-were saved by The Swedish (2,103 tons).

steamer Polaris

London, June 20.

British trade union officiols are today completing plans for the international conference at Genova this week-end to establish a now world trade union organisation.

on

Stock Exchange

of

New York, June 21. The stock market scored one of the largest overall advances the year on Monday. Key Issues advanced Tractions to aroun't three points. The trading ce gulckened. as priees rose and half the day's volume of 100,000 Insites Rail and airline groups led the advance. News of n partial four Paris was power agreement in regarded as favourable, but other. wise

Wall Street saw little to ex- plain the

the rise.

Bank Of China was registered in the final hour." Order To

The new body will be in rivalry to the Communist- led World Federation of Trades Unions.

Observers here, studying ports of yesterday's decision in Geneva

Asian create 10 Federation of Labour, foresee a powerful drive by the new in ternational to

organise the traite unionists in Azlü, Atrien. Suuth America and the Middle East as well an

older established European movements.

the

It is virtually certain that the United

States, Britain, the Stan- dinavian countries and the Bear- tax countries will be Australia, New Middle East and

the

Branches

Bhanghai, June 21. The head office of the Bank cr China

now In Shanghai,

ປາ taken over by the new

radioed Its thorities, has branch offices in London, New York, Singapore, Tokyo, Hong

Calcutta Kong.

and other cities abroad not to make advances or loans to the Kuo- mintang "reactionary" bloc.

represented. Zealand, Asiatic

trade at- movements inay also

already tend us most of them have representatives in Switzer- land altending the conference of the International Labour Ofles,

For the

the Arst

time, the

the new In- ternational will

guidance of the bring together

the American Federation of La- strong bour and the six-milion Congress of Industrial Organisa- ilon in one world movement.

Both will be represented in the new world labour body,

In

unless

unless

circulated in Mr.

In a statement Western European capitals, Irving Brown. European repru- the American sentative Federation of Labour, says that unlon Western trade

nctivity the areas where colonialism and imperialism have long prevalled, it will be impos- sible to bullà a real world or- Konection.

leaders intensify throughout

their

Eastern "Stooges"

"It is already reported that the W.F.T.U. and its stooges in

the Far East are preparing an Asian conference in Shanghai. "This will, be repeated, in

probe in other parts

of the

pincis

he added.

The Geneva meeting must lead to a world organisation which will give due consideration to the world-shaking events now taking

outside Europe.

central means not only a

bureau in Western body with Europe but the creation of free trade union centres in every major region and continent in the world with equal representation from all these areas to the can- tral body of the new united World! Federation of. Free Trade Unions," he declared-Reuter,

CHICAGO GRAINS

Chicago, June 21. Grains edged upward under buying helped by reports of dis- appointing yields in the South West. Wheat finished 2-4-2- higher.

$1.07 2. September

$1.97%-% December ..... $1.09 Corn -1-% higher.

July

$1.31

-4. -$1.32.

Oats - higher.

July

.60 -5%.

$1.37 14.

Rye - higher.

July Soybeans 2-3-1⁄2 higher.

July

..... $2.32.

-Associated Press.

WINDING-UP

London, June 20. Mr. Justice Wynn Parry made An order in the High Court today for the compulsory winding-up of the Exchango Bank of India and Africa, Limited.

brought by The petition was Abu Tuhir Mohammed, Siddique, textile traders and creditore of

The directive said that un- der the proper direction and East China zonal branch of the People's

the

of Bank.

China Bank will from now on be one of the banks serving the people In accordance with the nan- clat

policies and aconomic ambodied in the new demo. cracy,

The directive further status that all temporary machinery set up in the name of the ad

the ministrative office of Bank of Ching at Canton and Hong Kong la now illegal and orders alt overseas offices to prepare returns and state. monta of accounts up to June 0 this year for submission to the Shanghal administrative office. Reuter.

Money Market

U.S. dollar was frmer yester- HKS6.23 and day, opening at closing at $0.21.

TT was put through from 6.-, 15 to $0.17.

Sterling went up to HK$17.05 after opening at $16.95.

10,

Australian pounds dropped back to HKS$14 after opening at $14.- Piastres opened at HK$12.10 100, and closed at $12.15.

Ticals were unchanged at HK$20.50 a 100, and NEI Guilders i at HK$37.20 a 100.

NY

COTTON

Gainers Ineluted United Air- linen, Eastern Airlines, American Airlines, Santa Fe, Nickel Pinte, linols Central, Union Pocile, Alreraft, United Woolworth,

Dow Chemical, Western Union.

American

Woollen.

Among laggards

15

were Con- solidated Edison, U.S. Gypsum.

Золся Ποιν

averages: Stocks 19.26; 20 Industries 105.40; Rails 43.28; 10 Uulltles 34.05.

Closing quotations: Adams Express (25 Alaska ALL

American Unn; 89

American Amelting: 4125 Ameclean Telephone: 11415 Amerleen Tobben:

American Walerworks: 214 Anucola Copper: 25% Aviation Corporation: 0% Habin comutive: lande: 42 Bendia Arlation: Bethlehem Alert: 24 Being Aircraft: 10 Forden Company: 19 Canadian Pacifte: 20% J. Case 91% Cheraler: 465

Commercial Bolvente 144 Corn Predata t

Du Pont (New Stock): (0% Ensimen Kodak 40

Electric Light and Power: 26% General Electric:

General Motor:

Goodrich: 60

Goodyear: 16% Homeatale Mining: 20% International Harvealer: 24% International Paper: 45% Interasional Tel, and Tel.: Johns Manville: 94 Kennreat Copper: 4414 Montgomery Ward: 40% Nasonal rad: 171⁄2 New York Central: 19% Packard Molor: 10% l'an-American Airways: 9% Pennsylvania RR: ↑ Itadt Corporation: 182 Real Bilk: 101 Republic Bleed: 19% Reynolds Tobacco; Gears Roebuck: 30 Shell Oll 3

Becomz Vacuum; 14%

Bouthern Pacife: 35% Standwed Urande: 18

Btandard Oil of Californis: 67%

Standard Out N.J.: 04 Bludebaker: 17

Unlan Bag: 20%

Union Carbide

US Rubber:

UB Steel: 2

UB Lines: 15

Westinghouse 22%

Your own theet and Tale: 58%%% General Public Utilities 12%

New York, June 21. More active trade buying, par- ticularly covering against export sales for the third quarter, 1fted cotton futures in lute dealings. Closed 35 cents to $1.70 a bale don higher.

July

October

December

March

May

July

Middling Spol ---Associated Press.

03.07-10.

29.49-50.

29.28-29.

29.26.

29.12-13.

28.50.

33.74 nominal.

Notice To Consignoos

CONSIGNEES PER BARDER-WILHELMSEN LINE M/V TEMERAIRE"

the campany, on the ground that are hereby notified that their

the parent bank in India is in cargo is being discharged into liquidation. The petitioners' coun- the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf

Associated Press.

London. Juno 21. Financial Times index of Lon- stocks 103.4.-Associated

Press.

MAERSK LINE

Notice To Consignees

The M/V "LEISE MAERSK" having arrivéd from New York and Ports of call, Con- signees of Cargo are hereby notified that their goods are being landed and placed, at their risk and expenses into the Hong Kong & Kowloon &Godown Company's godowns at Kowloon, where delivery may be obtained as soon as the goods are landed.

Optional cargo will not be

sel said that the bank is not re-l & Godown Co.'s godown where landed here, unless notice has presented and there is no oppo-it will be at Consignees risk been given 48 hours prior to sition Reuter.

CHINA EXPORTS

TO US.

be

port of call to which the option extends.

and subiect to the Wharl's vessel's arrival, but carried on terms and conditions of storage from port to port to the final and where delivery may obtained. Washington, June 21.

Damaged packages are to be

No claims will be admitted The US. Commerce Depart- ment reports, that China shipped in the godowns for exam after the Goods have left the US$4,000,000 worth

of goods to ination by Consignees and Com Godowns, and all goods remain-

Surveyors,

Messrs. ing undelivered after June The Max Bornliofon, which was US$8,000,000 in March.

the US. In April compared with pany's

Goddard & Douglas at 10 am: 26, 1949 will be subject to carrying coilulose from Sweden to

rent. In 1048 China shipped US$44,- on 22nd June. Germany, ia beloved to have 000,000 worth of goods to the To capsized in bad weather, D. P. D. US. compared with US$83,000

comply with. General All broken. chafed, and gald-outer,

000 in pre-war 1837-Associated Bonded Warehouse Regulations,

Re damaged Goods are to be left Press

Coraigneds must have venue Officer in attendance in the Godowns, where they whondainaged dutiable goods will be examined on June 24, 1949 at 10. a.m. by our Sur- veyors Messrs, Goddard & Dou

Pacific Far East Leone, Inc.

DIRECT

Fast Regular Trans-Pacific Service:

BAN FRANCIS00, LOS ANGELES

SORRAT REPUBLIC“ ↑

......”KEA BERIKUT→

OVERLAND HEW YORK-CHICAGO-DETROIT-TORONTO, MONTREAL, AND ALL AMERICAN & CANADIAN CITIES.

الهم

Ben Francis & Ros Angeles, Ban Francioon à Les Angries. ---- San Francisco & ine Angoise

Mentia, Iloilo.

TRADE TALKS

ore examined.

£

The Hague, June 20. A preliminary arrangement for No daim will be admitted glas. Dutch-Yuroslav trade and pay-after the goods have left, the Rents teame from June 18 to Nostourner's godown; and all goods vember 1 was officially annouine-

ed here today after trade talks remaining undelivered after the 23rd June, 1949 will be subject between the two countries.

Holland will send seeds, artià-| to rent

clal ilk chemicals, iron, coke All daims against the steamer Ut, niher, Alindoe wid spices in exchange for Yugoslav copper, must be presented to the un- lead, zinc, Umber, maize and dersigned on or before the 30th Hemp-Reuter;*

June, 1940 or they will not be recognised. Manila. Jund. 20. The Governement of Indie No Fire Insurance, will be parting to Allande to Phillos effected. pingi 2.000 tons of jute woods for

J

"PHILIPPINE. BRAX?

Fia Franeldie

Fair 19

JulyTMM

July 7.

at July

"BURPRISE”

San Francion

Aug

Ban Francjues de Los Angplan.

BENG "MAGOSYO RAMTK Can your ordinæ

(py (Carme Baat Bound.

Ratomber T, It was announced

for full parkletters cali Cheverné -

Trade: Kabakililalam: Administşma:

DODWELL & CO., LTD. Agents.

18d45by the Philippine Ielief and Hong Kong, June 17, 1040.

•

To comply with the General

1Rc. Bonded Warehouse Regulations consignees must have a apnue Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.

All claims must reach us be- forn July 19, 1940, or they will not be recognised,

--- No Insurance will be affected..

JEBSEN & CO.

Agents,

Hong Kong, June 20, 1949:

AMERICAN. PRESIDENT LINES

The Global Fleet

TO HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO

vla SHANGHAI & JAPAN

"General Gordon" (via Manila & Japan)

June 24

"President Wilson"

Président Cleveland"................. kater

Jab 18

Aug. 2

TO SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES

via JAPAN

"President Pierce"

Joba 30

"President McKinley"

July 17

TO NEW YORK, BALTIMORE & BOSTON via PANAMA

"President Johnson" (Direct to Pacific Coast)

President Harrison" (Direct to Pacific Coast)

July 2

July 12

ROUND-THE WORLD

VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, KARACHI, BUER

PORT SAIÐ, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, MARSEILLES,

GENOA, NEW YORK and BOSTON

"Mount Davis". "Mount Mansfield"

TO NEI. & SINGAPORE

"President Fillmore" "President Tyleř”

Opposite Star Ferry.

July

July 11

July 3

July 30

Tel. 25172/B,

AMERICAN PIONEER LINE

to and from Atlantic Coast Ports of the United States

and Far Eastern Ports

NEW FAST CARGO SHIPS

ARRIVALS FROM ATLÀNTIC

"PIONEER LAKE" "PIONEER SEA "PIONEER COVE"

June 22

July 20

July 28

SAILINGS TO MANILA

"PIONEER LAKE" "PIONEER SEA" "PIONEER COVE"

(also Cebu)

June 23

July 21 July 28

SAILINGS TO

NEW YORK, BOSTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA

vin JAPAN & PANAMA CANAL "PIONEER WAVE” ...

Salls Jane 24 In port "PIONEER LAKE" ... Arrives July 14 Salls July 16

Ang. "PIONEER SEA” .. ...

"PIONEER COVE"

Aug. 14

4

Aug. 6

*

Aug. 16

For rates, special information call

· UNITED STATES LINES

Queen's Bldg.

COMPANY

Tel. 31251

The above list Indicates the principal ports ať leading and discharge

* prewenlly Intended, but not thele rotation. For further infarm- tion pre schedule at the Company's Offic

BEN LINE

SUIT

*"BENLOMOND" 1“DENVRACKIE”

GENLAWERS* *BENDORAN" *"BENREOCH"

"BENVORLICH"

.SHIP *DENLAWERS"

BENVORLICH“ "BENREOCH" "BENARTY" "BENVRACKIE" "BENDORAN" "BENLOMOND”

ARRIVALS

FROM

...U.K. via Singapore

- do

do

DUE

24th June,

End Jane

Abt. 2nd July. Abt, mid July.

End July,

(direct) 2nd half July.

dom do SAILINGS

TO London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Ham- ..) barg & Hull.

Liverpool, Glasgow. Havre, Antwerp, Rot- terdam & Hamborg. Genos, London, Ant- Swerp Rotterdam & > Leith

LOADING Abt. 5th July.. End July, 2nd half August Abt. 7th July. Early July. 2nd half August. Abt. 14th July,

via Malaya, Colonibo. Aden, Port Sudan andg other way ports.

Accepts cargo for Keelung.

Accepts cargo for Japan.

#Calls at Geñoa,

1 Omita Hamburg, calla at Leith

For Further Particulars, Applu To----

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

York Building.

Agents

Telephone: DELÓI.

KLAVENESS LINE

SAILINGS

Direct to Los Angeles, In 16 days Thence is San Francisco, Vancouver, Seattle & Pertania M.S. "FRANCISVILLE”........?

30th June ARRIVALS FROM PACIFIC COAST M.S. "CASTLEVILLE"

24th Junë M.S. BOUGAINVILLE” .X.

nd July Salling to Singapore, Port Swettenham

Penang Belawan & Batavia in M.S. "CASTLEVILLE”

--Pamanger-Locomakódáilan Chinelo Freight' Agents: HOO FOOK PING

THE BA

(CHINA)

nfs Building. Tel. 27792. THE BANK LAI

25th-Junë