1949-08-25 — Page 14

- THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1940.

ROYAL

INTEROCEAN

LINES

JAVA PORTS and MACASSAR

"TJITJALENGKA"

"PJIBADAK"

**THISADANE”

"TJIPONDOK""

SAILINGS

31st Aug.

10th Sept. 29th Sept.

MANILA

SAILINGS

31st Aug.

ARRIVALS

2nd Sept. 18th Sept.

ARRIVALS

29th Aug.

15th Sept.

-TJTJALENGKA"

"TASMAN"

7th Sept.

17th Sept.

"STRAAT MÁLAKKA”

7th Oct.

30th Nov.

20th Sept. 18th Oct.

"BOISSEVAIN”

"STRAAT SOENDA"

TẾ:

5th Nov.

no passenger accommodation.

SINGAPORE, PENANG and BELAWAN DELI -

"VAN RIEMSDIJK"

""PASMAN"

"VAN HEUTSZ"

ARRIVALS

SAILINGS

4th Sept.

21st Sept.

25th Aug. 30th Aug.

12th Sept.

AMERICA

EAST & SOUTH AFRICA & SOUTH

·TJIPONDOK"

"STRAAT MALAKKA"

"BOISSEVAIN"

"STRAAT SOENDA"

SAILINGS

17th Sept.

7th Oct.

5th Nov.

30th Nov.

ARRIVALS

25th Aug. 20th Sept. 18th Oct.

Calling at Mumbusa & L. Marques Direct. Treshipment cargo accepted on through Bs./L. to

Dar-Es-Sulanmi and Zanzibar.

no passenger accommodation.

*TJIPONIK""

"STRAAT MALAKKA”

*BOISSEVAIN“

"STRAAT SOENDA

ARRIVALS

JAPAN

SAILINGS

14th Sept.

20th Aug.

21st Sept. 20th Oct.

5th Sept. 1st Oct. 29th Det.

no passenger accommodation.

Agents: HOLLAND—EAST ASIA LINE

EUROPE via MANILA and MALAYA

"RIJNKERK”

· MARIEKERK"

"MOLENKERK"

SAILINGS

7th Sept.

End Sept.

End Oct.

FINANCE

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Another quiet day,

H.K. GOVT, LOANS

45% Down 100m. •

algte loan [1954 & 1940, 1601. ****, Town (19485 buk,

BANKR

H... Bank NRP,

Con, Bee £850. Chartered Bank 210 1/10n, Mercantile Bank A. & 1. £210, Hibank of Baal Aula 1140

INSURANCEA

Cantos Ina, 0,

Uniot Ins, 62%), kone," B35am. Chine Underwater &ign, 1.K. Plz TÁL, 22066

BRIPPING

Douglasen 2005.

1.K. & M. Brenmbesate 170, Indy Chinas (Preta 894a,

Thef. 203.

Shel (Bearers KF4 14 12.

Urban Waterkonte 500.

Arlo Nov. „AN.

DUCKM. WHARVER, GODOWNE, KIɛ.

FKK Whares 100s,

CRONI

North Point Wharees 4.70b, Shatkhat Bobakew Wharves 145, J K. Borba 15121, Chiro Provident W Shanghai Dkyniqs ka, Wheeleks 27165,

MINING

Raub Marn 4 qalı,

HK Man Mtan

LANDS, OT61.4 & ALAGS.

1 2 3 Tetela 18 tem, NK, Lands 470 Shauphal Lntuln 26

Humphreys 101țe, NK, Realtime 20, Clamp

EK

Mtute - 161r PUBLIC UTILATIER Trunways 15 X.D Pesk Grams (OM) 130.

(New) 140.

Star Ferries $6ṛn

ARRIVALS

|"

Early Sept. Early Oct.

Transhipment cargo accepted on through Bs./1. to India,

Mediterranean and Northern European purts.

{"RIJNKERK”

"MARIEKERK"

KING'S BUILDING:

JAPAN

SAILINGS

AKRIVALS

0th Sept.

Early Sept.

End Sept.

TELS. 28015 10 28017

CHINESE AGENTS: 82. ConnAVOMI RU.C Tus 31196-25133

DE LA RAMA LINES

ARRIVING FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST VIA LOS ANGELES & SAN FRANCISCO

m.v. "BENARES"

1.5. "DONA AURORA”

Mid Sept.

Mid Oct.

THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO., INC.

(Incorporated in the Philippines)

MARINA HOUSE Telm 23076-22675

(Nowe 25,k. 730m

JR. Eletries. XI. 298, fres Mevue Chetrien 2016, n.

Handleken blykts m Telephen Yulin.

Sharbat tius 2.

INDIETRIALN

Subd. Mary. 10rd 1 25 600. Capoton Jrea 771.

Come late Migh BR. Rupes 12r.

KTORES. EC,

Duley Farnen 312.6. Watsons 10.

1. Crawfords X.10. 214. Sinceton 54.

Chien Ennkuriram 1.300,

Sun Co., LI,

Kwot Stong Bong 19în, Wing on d6K) 13*,

Wm. Powell, Elil, wigm.

MISURLLANEOUS

Chiten Entetiainments. Hin R.K. Constructions 10k). 20.

[New] 24, 1.

Vibro Pilingu 16.

Marsman Jnvestments P/-n. Marsan (H.K. 20. Atenebi nan 1.10. Yangtzes 3n.

COTTONS

Ewon 4%), fa, 410as.

RUBBER, EU, COMPANIER Alma Extate* 14m Anglo-Dutch .. AugJavan in.

Hat Ananta Dn. Bute Plantations en. Chemore Unitel Choo Rubbern 200.

405.

CHINESE SHIPPING OFFION Tels. 23738-20153

Consolidated Rubbers in, Dominion Rubbers In. 1.angkat in

Steph Rubber

39.

Rubber Trusta Au.

500,

BARBER-WILHELMSEN LINE

M.V. "TUDOR"

LOADING ABOUT 29th AUGUST

for

MANILA & CEBU

For Freight And Further Partiaitars Apply

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Tel. 28021/6

Bamaitage Rubbere Bemembu Rubbers 20m. Shanghai Kedelsat In. Shanghai-Malaya 120. Shanghai Sumatra 30n. Hunge Duri 134. Tatah Merahs Min. Tabong Rubbere 40n. Zionebe Rubbers in.

Notice To Consignees Coŋalguces Per States Steamship Company

8.5. "MONTANA"

are hereby notified that their cargo is being discharged into the

AND

COMMERCE

Dollar Crisis May Result In Three-Way World Split

London, August 23.

High British officials were saying privately today that failure to solvą Britain'ʼn dollar' crisis at the Washington conference might split the world economically into three camps—a dollar arco led by the United States, a sterling bloc led by Britain and a rouble group lad by Russia.

On the eve of the Washington conference, there also were increasing signs that the British de- legation to the Washington conference would count on political arguments rather than economic ones to win some kind of new solu- tion for the present crisis.

World Total Production Of Tin

The

The Hague, August 23. International Tin Study Group at the Hague roparted los day the world total production of tencentrated in June 1049, whs 15,000 fun forts,

The June Ogure for world total pynduction of tin metal is 14,000 Jong tons.

The world fotal figure of ́ex- purts of tin emerntrated in June

9,600 long tons 24} 12 world figure of exports of 10 metal was 8,060 long tona.

The world totul production of fa-plate in Jamme was Jonit tonis.

438,000

The highest production figures | for tin and concentrates in Just

tons):

Belgian Congo, 1.780,

Bolivia, 4,801..

Malaya, 4,800,

Indonesia, 2,823. Highest

production ligures for tin metal in Jute (long fous)

CA. 3,006. 11.S.A. Malaya, 5.221.

United Kingdom, 2,770. Highest export figures for the in concentrates in June (long tems).

Bolivia; 4,001.

Indonesia, 3,030. Associated Press.

of

Steel Spine To Protect Pagoda

Tokyo, August 24.

A steel ple will be inserted In the five-story wooden pagoda the Horyu temple near Nara.

The 105 feal tnil pagoda was erected in the year 607 and has stood through the years in- taet.

Temple authorities claim Hor- yuji temple is the tallest struc- ture in Japan and perhaps the oldest wooden structure in the world. The temple consists of 33 separate buildings constructed be tween 586 and the next half dozen centuries.

Decision to protect the pagoda follows by seven months a des- tructive fire which damaged the main hull, bealde it and destroyed eleven murals depicting a Budd. hist paradise.-Associated ́Press.

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The threat ol A three-way economie split of the world, high British officials were Baying would create unforeseeable poli- tical consequences in world that generally is split politieally between East and

West. The result posable effects of such a would drastically change offoris to shape the future of Intorna- tional relations.

Meanwhile, proparations for the Washington conference were spended up. with the following developments:

1. Final arrangements for the Chuneclior of the Exchequer, «Sir Stafford Cripps, and the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin. 15 leave here on August 31 were crumpleted.

Mr. Bevin conferred with the United States Ainbassa:lor, Mr. Lewis Douglas, who also wil attend the Washington tulle.

Cabinet To Meet

3. The British Cabinet will mret al 10 Downing Street an Monday to give - Bir Stafford and Mr. Beyin final apurovat of the British "brief."

4

The Marshall Aid chief, MI. Paul Hoffmon, arrives here this evening 10 consult, high British and American officials. There

Д

big controversy developing within Marshall Aid countries over the splitting of next year's appropriation, with Britain want- ing more.

The conference comes in the midst of angry shouting between the two great English-speaking countries. Already the sterling bloc has for closer economic ties with the rouble bloc thon he dollar area. The U.S. still has virtual economic sanction against Russin, whereas Brliain is trying to negotiate a new trade agree- ment with the Russians and hus

with other trade pacts

Eastern Europe.

British

officials admit they have a work economic case 101 submit to Washington. About all they can do is submit the facts and argue that the problem is a world problem rather than just a British one. But if a way is not found for Britain and the sterl- ing area to conținue its presuni level of purchases from America and Canada,

British face the either drastic cuts or must try to | axpend their trade within the sterling area or in other non- dollar areas.

The rouble, bioa, ls, the best potential pasture, Tha·storiing bloo hay a population of about 700,000,000 people, but about half of them belong to regions which would qualify for help under President Truman's fourth point for development

of backward areas.

Potential Pasture

Notice To Consignees

Hongkong & Kowloon

m.v. "MONGABARRA” Wharf & Godown Co.'s godown

Having arrived Hong Kong where it will ba at Consignees consignees of cargo are hereby risk and subject to the Wharf's notified that all goods have been terms and conditions of stor-landed and placed at their risk pge and where delivery may and expense into the godowns ruled be obtained.

of the North Point Wharves including recent developments in Damaged packages are to be Ltd, where delivery may be the Far East.

The British delegation'i left In the godownB far

obtained as soon as the goods examination by Consignees and Company's Surveyors, Messrs. Carmlohael & Clarke at 10 a.m. 28th August.

2

by

New York Stock Exchange

New York, August 24.

stocks Leading

dropped fractions to more than two points in the largest market decline Jan more than two months.

Zinc prices were at the lowest for the day in most cases,

American Telephone shownd a fairly large loss, dropping two points at 143.

Several shares were hurd pressed as the result of unfavour- Able dividend news.

Among the losers were U, S. Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Goodrich, Montgomery Ward and Dow Chemical.

Dow Jones averages: Stocks 63.43 20

Industrials 178.51, 15 Rotis 45.53, 10 Uulitics 38.47,

Closing quotations: Adams Express iÐ1⁄4 Alaska Juneau 3 American Can 03 American Shelting 47 Americon Telephone 1431% Ameraun Tobacco 654, American Waterworks 71% Anaconda Copper 284 Aviation Corp. 6% Baldwin Lucomotive 97 Barnsdal) 47% Bendix Aviation 284 Bethlehem Steel 2011⁄2 Bacing Aircraft 1912

Borden Co, 44 Canadian Pacille 123

3. 1. Cuse 37%

Chrysler 674

Colgate 30%

Countrelal Solvent 18%

Corn Products 63 Du Pont 50% Eastman Kodak 42 General Electric 37% General Motors G1% Goodrich 02/ Goodyear 40

Homestake Mining 424 International Harvester 20% International Puper $25. International Tol & Tel 8% Johns Manville 30% Kennecott Copper 48 Montgomery Ward 52% National Distillers 20 National Lead 32 New York Central 1034 Packard Motors 3% Pan American Always B Pennsylvania RR 14% Radio Corp. 10 Republican Steel 191⁄2 Reynolds Tobacco 38% Schenley 23

Sears Hoeboek 41

Sheli Oll 34%

Socony Vacuum 15% Southern Pacific 403

Standard Oil of Cal. 19%

Standard Oll of N. J. REAL Studebaker 22

Union Bag 24%

Union Carbide 39

US Rubber 33 US Steel 2274 Westinghouse 245

Youngstown Sheet & Tube 611⁄2 US Lines 154

Gen. Pub. Uillilles 14% Remington Rand 61⁄2

Bailway Issues lost a Hulle ground in the bond market, US governments held arm in over- the-counter dealings. Lower in the curb were Pantepec Oll, Cilles cervices and American Gas.-As- Bociated Press.

NY Silver Price Up

New York, August 24. Handy and Harman, bullion dealers, today quoted foreign sit- York, up 1/2 cent. ver at 72 cents an ounce, New

British officials are confident the sterling aros will not break up. Recent Commonwealth talks In London have shown there is no desire in any part of the Com- monwealth-the core of the sterling bloc-to sccode. Even South Africa, with its depen- dence on gold, wants to keep the sterling bloc functioning.

High diplomatie quarters, therefore, expect Washington talks will be diverted that the quickly into the political field and that purely financial and econo-

This was the first chango⚫ in mic considerations will be over-last February 15, when the price New York silver quotations since political factors, also was advanced 1/2 .dent.

London was unchanged at 43- 1/2 first aim will be to reach, with the for

sources said the demand by Nidustrial amers, agreed dinghouls of causes of the particulasly alweers present British and European arra, has been on the uptrend crisis. The British argument will for about three weeks and lodny strongly stress the point that

exceeded the spot supply. Britain is responsible for only for supply situation has been a strike Helping to lighten the local per cent of starling area dollar imports.

since July 1 at the Carterel, New Sir Stafford Crippa will ad- Jersey, refinery of American vance a number of proposals Metal Company, where gold and considered as stop-gap aid only, silver are recovered during cop- Messrs. Goddard and Douglas Expansion of dollar exports

Including:

per procession-Associated Press. No claims will be admitted on August 29, 1948, at 10 a.m. through systemsile moves for after the goods have left the

reduction of British production To comply with the General dosia Steamer's godown, and all Banded Warehouse Regula. 2. Sugestions for reduction goods remaining undelivered flops, consignees vnust-have, ja loti after the 27th August, 1940, Revenue Omcar in attendance presentaval will be subject to rent.

when examining damaged duri- |-*3. / Iserpasing - able goods All Coins Redingt U.S. cuplakon

To

are landed.

No claim will be admitted ofter the goods have left the godowns or failure to attend

Australia-West Pacific Line Bonded comply with General the survey.

EXPRESS SERVICE

M.V. "TORONTO"

LOADING 30th AUGUST

for

FREMANTLE (direct)

thence

Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane.

PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE TO FREMANTLE..

Transhipment cargo accepted for Filji & New Zealand,

General Agents:....

DODWELL, &.

LTD.

Warehouse Regula. All broken, chafed and tions, Consignees must have a damaged goods are to be left Revenue Officer in attendance in the godown where they will when damaged dutiable goods be examined in the presence of pre examined.

States and

HAUEN

for

در

an

ANKOMA Money Market

US dellers dropped heavily lo below their 1:9099

kamerday, affænoqr, Investment pirates a "Wook voorning when the rate moved between $0.11% and

All diaims against the the vessel must be presented, to chase of raw materials in stable slight rally to 16.06.

4. Agramment on 1.8), Dur.. 80.201412 At dm alom le maite a steamer must be presented to the Dudersigned:mathin four quantities. the Undersigned:on de before teen sløyx offilie: alulp's' arrival:

T-was put through from HKP- the 3rd September 1949 or or they will not be recognised 'they will not be recognised...

Insurance, will be falected

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES

The Global Fiest

TO HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO

"President Claveland" "General Gordon" "President Wilson"

via JAPAN

Arr. Aug. 28 Arr. Sept. 15

Sail Aug. 29

...Arr. Sept. 18

Sall. Sept. 10 Sall Sept. 19

TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES

vio JAPAN

"President Pierce" "President McKinley"

Arr. Sept. G Arr. Sept. 29

Soll Sept. 7.

Sail Sept. 21

TO NEW YORK, BALTIMORE & BOSTON vid PACIFIC COAST & PANAMA

"President Tylor"

"President Grant"

.Arr. Sept. G

Sail Sept. 7

.. Arr. Oct. 4 Sail Oct. &

'ROUND THE WORLD

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

Arr. Sept. 4 Sail Sept. Arr. Sept. 18 Sall Sept. 20

"President Van Buren" "President Jefferson"

TO BATAVIA & SOENGEI-GERONG

Arr. Aug. 26 Sulf

"President Grant" "President Johnson"

Opposite Star Ferry.

Arr. Sept. 24

Aug. 27 Sail Sept. 25

Tel. 28172/5.

BEND LINE

SHIP

FRUM 103 ARRIVALS.

FROM

*"DENALBANACH UK. via Singapore "BENMACDHUI" U.K. via Singapore "BENCRUACHAN U.K. (Direct)

DUE

In port

27th Aug.

29th Aug.

"BENCLEUCH" ..Japon

31st Aug.

U.K. vin Singapore

5th Sept.

10th Oct.

**BENNEVIS"

-"BENAVON"

**BENWYVIS"

"BENLEDI" "BENVENUE"

SHIP "DENMACDHUI" "HENCRUACHAN” "BENALBANACII” VDENNEVIS" ("BENLEDI"

"BENVENUE"

"BENCLEUCIT"

{"BENAVON"

"BENWYVIS"

-do---

SAILINGS

.TO

London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hun- burg & Hull.

20th Oct.

2nd half-Oct.

End Oct.

LOADING 30th Aug.

31st Aug.

Mid Sapi.

29th, Sept.

Early Nov.

Late Oct.

Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Havre, 31st Aug. Antwerp, Rotter- 15th Oct.

dam & Hamburg.

Md. Nov.

via Malaya, Colombo, Aden, Port Sudan & other way parin

* Accepts cargo for Japan.

Omits Hamburg calls at Genoa & Leith.

Calls at Dar-es-Saluam.

Omits Hamburg, calls at Leith.

For Further Particulars, Apply To—

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

York Building.

Agents

Telephone: 34165.

KLAVENESS LINE

SAILINGS

Direct to Los Angeles, in 16 days Thence „San Francisco, Vancouver, Seattle & Portland MIS. "BOUGAINVILLE”

Loading 29th Aug.

ARRIVALS FROM PACIFIC COAST

M.S. "FRANCISVILLE” M.S. "CASTLEVILLE”

21st Sept.

21st Oct.

Sailing to Singapore, Port Swettenham, Penang, Belawan &, Batavia

M.S. "FRANCISVILLE"

Chinese Freight Agents,

Passenger Accommodation

22nd Sept.

Balk Oil Tanks

Apply

THE BANK LINE.

(CHINA) LTD.

· HOO FOOK, PING

King's Building. Tel 27792. -THE BANK LINE (Chipa). Ltd.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

M.S. "MALAYA

LOADING ABOUT 2nd SEPTEMBER for

́ADEN, 'PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, GENGA, TANGIER "ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, OSLO, GOTHENBURG: & COPENHAGEN ̧.

Tanks Available for the carriage of oil in bulk,

FOR PACIFIC COAST

from

The previous chan

day

THE EAST

Nor were there and

Ticals and NEL Gliders RME |were again khuated