1950-02-28 — Page 12

Pago 12

„THE "CHINA" MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY/38," 1950;

ROYAL UNDERHEIN

JINJA

•

MACASSAR

SINGAPORE, JAYA

PORTS and

"IJITJALENGKA”

VAN HEUT32"?

"TJIBADANE”

• Only

to gingspora,

Penang & Belawan Doll,

SUMANILA, EAST & SOUTH AFRICA &

500TH AMERICA', "DO188EVAIN"

JAPAN

"TJIPONDOK"

"BERLAGE"

"BOIBBEVAIN"

ARRIVALS SAILINGS |

9th Mar 19th Mar,

8th Mar 18th Mat 20th Mar

28th Mar

17th Mar.

3rd Apr.

5th Mar.

11th Mar.

1st Apr.

13th Mar. 19th Mar.

I

Agents: HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

● EUROPE via MANILA

and MALAYA

"HOQQKERK”

"MEERKERK"

Through Be/L Laund

to

Mediterranean and Northern

European porta.

JAPAN

"HOOGKERK"

"MEERKERK"

ARRIVALS SAILINGS

early Apr. early May

eth Mar. Darly April

carly Apr.

16th Mar,

carly May

early April

KING'S, BUILDING, SELA EPHONES: 28015-10-28017

TEAL THINGS, AGENTS, RE, PONNANGA #

DE LA RAMA LINES

Sailing via Japan ports to

U.S. PACIFIC & ATLANTIC COAST PORTS

M.V. "AJAX"

19th Maf.

Arriving via Manila from U.S. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST PORTS

S.S. "DONA AURORA”

M.S. "DONA NATI”

BUTTERFIELD

Connaught Road, C.

Agents

due 13th Mar.

due 26th Mar.

SWIRE

Tel. 30331/8-

Australia-West Pacific Line

EXPRESS SERVICE

"CITOS"

Carrying general, ventilated and refrigerated cargo.

Loading 2nd March

for

Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelgido.

Transhipment.cargo.occepted for

"Fiji and New Zealand

„General, Agentș:.

DODWELL & CO LTD.

Telephones: 28081/0.

•

U. S. ORIENT MERCHANT LINE.

ARRIVALS

-SHIR

*TRIM-

ATHIN

EAST. COASTAUS.A

GALVESTON,

FINANCE

AND

COMMERCE

FLAG DISCRIMINATION

EXPERT'S

ATTACKED BY CHAMBER HINT ON

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

There is a certain amount of business passing.

The Impression left is that buyers are soon satisfied, or nre Walling for cheaper offerings.

ILK. GOVÝ, LOANS.

3% Loan Feb.

3 on 11934 & 1917) 9ale 3% Loan (1240) 994,

BANKB

HK, 9. Hank X.II. 1447n. (Lon. Nem.), Chartered Banks £10 3/1ện. Merenntile Bank A 4-1 22 Bank of East Aala 1080.

INSURANCES Canton 1, 315m

Union Tax, dob, 1

Cilen Underwriters in. 11K vielp u

SHIPPING

Drugs. 200.

ILK. & M. Henrybonta In. Indo China (l'ent) 19jjn.

(Def) 2990. “ Shells (Mentor) 8474Mn. Unlua Waterbonis 256.

Aala Nav, city,

DOCKĄ, WHÁRVES, GOROWNS, Bis.

H.K. K. Wharves 1981."

North Polo Wharves.$0.

Shanghal Horizkew Wharren 10N,

H.K, Docks 19s.

Chinn Providente 12b,

Shanghal Dockyards 'su,

Wheelocka 27.

'MINING

Epub Mines Blan

B.X, Mmer 2013an.

LANDS HOTELS & BLDGH.

11. & R. Hotels 19.90), 11.26a, 11am,

JR. Lányi E9is, 40lyan,

Bhangkat Lisďa. 25.

Humphreys 10 b. 31.K) Resilien In. Chinese Faintes 1890.

PUBLIC UTILITIES H.K. Tramwaya 1896). Frak Trams (Qld) 38n.

(New) Pin.

Star Ferries 02.

U Lights, (D) '12«, 115**,

(New) 8.40, 8.00.

H.K. Election 20% b, 30m, 3041, Macau retries 20.

Bandakan kis án.

Telephones 20!ab.

Shanghai Bus 114.

INDUSTRIALS

Cald. Maer. (Orit) zen. Catton Ice 3

Cements X.D.. C, Tit. 2311⁄2se. IK, Hopes15m...

STORES, Etc.

Dairy Forms EKS. Watsons 40b, APK ARK/M34.

1. Crawforda 29. Sincere 3.60b,

China Emporium 10b.

Ban Co. Ltd. '21km.

Khung Bank Hong KD, 945. Wine On (H.K.)' 618. Wis; Powell," Ktel. #lis,

MISCELLANEOUR

·China Entertainments · 17,206, 1.K, Constructlona (Old) "2,40

(Bow) 1.49%..

Vibe Plings 15,

Marsman Investments-07-1;-- Hareman (L.) 7.

Shanghai' Loan 1,300.

COTTONS

Eme 3.105, 436*!

“RUBBÈN," etc. COMPANIES Ainis Estate I

AnalDutch 201

· Angliava

Reim Anam 16b;

Balo - Pientations „sob.

Chefir United, "366"

Cheng Rubbers 100.. Consolidated Rubbers 1%k, Dominion Rullers `1b, Innakala in.

Renah Rubbers, zob. Huber Trusts 3.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

Consignore Fer

"BENAVON"

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A

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London, February 27.

| Flag discrimination, as opposed to, free competition in the carrying of the world cargoes Was condemned by the Chamber at Shipping of the United Kingdom in its annual report published today.

"One of the worst features of the general, economic

deterioration, coupled with the intervention of Governments in the buying and selling of 'commodities, "has been the incentive which economic necessity has given to the recrudes cence of flag discrimination and the intricate growth of currency restrictions," the Chamber --- said. ---

elülin a

Trade fair

in America

n

"More and more the tendency, that a substantial amount, of this has developed for countries to older tonnage has reached

proportion of their stage where replacement s iniports and exports for their coming a matter of urgency," riational vessels and to exclude Reuter and Absociated Press. free competition of other flags. "Such nationalistic aspirations by relatively small maritime coun- tries have been greatly encour aged by United States shipping policy "Multiple currency restrictions,

Chicago, February 20. Intract- the most Irritating and

The lure of American dollars ublc of trade barriere," with which the Chamber' has had. to is drawing manufacturers from deal during the year, effectively many parts of the world, to the prevent the re-establishment of First United States Internal- a free and open freight market tonal Trade Fair, to be hold in and, lead, Inevitably, to dag dis- Chicago from August 1-19. *crimination.**

Government trade officials in

Devaluation

which

INFLATION

Washington, February 26, A World Monetary Fund re- port hinted that many coun- tries face further inflation.

Controls over consumer buying -and-foreign trale-will-not-alone- forces in check hold inflationary until they can be, wiped out or worked off, it said.

the The report, prepared by Fund's chief, Mr. E. M. Born- stein, a former United States Treasury oficial, said, "It should be possible four years after the ut to bring the generation additional indation, to a halt,

war

"The immediate. and urgent outlay and investment to a level appropriate to the available out- put, so that they will not add to the Intent Infintion," the repórt

said,

The report declared that many countries pressures are so strang, that, susion dropping of controls, would, result in such

ihat considerable rise in prices. same Governments will feel int they simply cannot accept such a policy,

But the prospect. of wiping out of working off latent inffa- on in any moderate period of time is very slight..

* controls "The continuance of

for a minimum yours and perhaps

on

consumption

"cessary to work off latent, Infla- tion, is an unpleasant prospect people to whom the free use

Income has already been denied for a decade," the report added..

of, Sterling had many, nations are urging their of five to had an instant effect on shipping, Business Arms to participate even longer, which may be ne

hich was peculiarly sensitive They consider the Fair" a quick to exchange movements, the re-and economical way to enter the port sald.

Amerlenn market and establish The full effects were so far-dollar 'credits. reaching that, it, is impossible, lo Of space reserved so far, 40 per isolate them, It will only be cent is for finished consumer Dossible to assess them by exa-' merchandise, 10 per cent for mining the trade trends of the textiles, 12 per cent for foodstunts, world us "they Become known." 18 per cent for machinery and equipment, five per cent for UK flect

chemicals and raw materials and 15 per cent for travel,' informa- tion and miscellaneous groups.

The Chamber reported that the United Kingdom's merchant fleet has been restored to its Ponnage.

elving Bgures, there port said that about half of the merchant fleet, affoal in 1930 was through enemy action during lost the war, It said that the fleet's restoration within four and' a Half years of the war's end was a remarkable achievement by the shipbuilding industry

"In 1945 the net. "gap in the United Kingdom's tonnage, which had

to be ihinde, food, was more then | 3,500,000 gross teng," the Chambor Bald.

While tonnage destoyed by enemy, bombers, submarines and vessels has recovered, there are many old ships in the

the merchant fleet today,

for guy, the report sald,

More than one-quarter of the foreign linux tornago and one nith of the foreign-going"

tramp tonnage, le now, more than 20 years old,” the Chamber said, **"While it is true that 20 years

is not necessarily the

span of a vessel's useful life, it is 'etear

Sumagaza Rubbers „Güh, Semamku "Ruidors 201 Bhanghal Kedaha! Shanghai-Maliya 12m.' „Eharchal Pahang, „536,

Shahabat Bummirra dón, Bungel"Duriæ:10b;' Tanah Meraha Jõh. Tebena · Rubbere (.186; Zianube Rubheru in.

MAERSK LINE „NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

The M/VOLGA MAERSK' having arrived: from -Nów! York and Ports of call, Consignees, of Cargo are hereby notified" that their goods. Bre

being

Two-thirds of the space i allotted to foreign exhibitors. To reduce red tape and speed sip thents of exliiblis, special legian- tion is to be asked in Congress to case the problems of foreign pra

ducers.

It is not unlikely that at same stage public opinion will prefer at least partial activa - tion of latent Inflation to con- submission to extended asmumer contröls.”

Was

in now

The Bardstein report ans of group of studies

of, a the first number publication issued by the Fund under

itle of the Papers."Agpter.

"Staff

Money Market

Government, experts in foreign commerce and tarif problema, banking experts and interprete, a will attend the fair and help foreign exhibitors and visitors..

France has cabled for between US dollars re-opened yesterday 30,000, and": 40,000 square feet of after the week-end at HK$8.501⁄4, space. It will concentrate and dropped to $049 in the luxury items.

afternoon. The closing rate was

|:$0.481.

British Arms lead Individual applications for exhibition reco

Include manufacturers of dropped to HK$0.50 after textiles, plastic products, foods, opening at $0.621%.

Sterling Was unchanged al beverages, leather goods and sub-

Brush HK$15,10, as also were Australian mersible pumps. The, Government plans a travel in-pounds at FIK$13.40.

Plastres

were úgain, marked formation display.

Handicraft articles Jaminate nominal at HK$14.50 100.

Tionis exhibita planned oy firms la la- dia, Japan and the Near East-HK$2830 a 100. Associated Press.

י

U.S. WORKLESS: Washington, February 20. America's unemployed reached

"

were

unchanged at

NEI Guilders opened at HICS- 24.70 and closed at $25 a 100.

a post-war Tecord figure of 4,500,- .000 in. January, the Labpur De

pastoient "reported

This figure-seven per cent of the nation's civilian work force. compared with, four, and a Half per cent or 3,500,000 In January. 1940-Associated Press.

• NOTICE. TO CONSIGNEES Cogaiguces per STATES, STEAMSHIP

COMPANY

8.1. *MONTANA"

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

Brom, CALCUTTA; RANGOON & STRAITS Consignees per ship

m.s. "SIRDHANA” hre hereby notified that their cargo will be discharged into Wharf & Gedown Co., Ltd. the Hongkong. &. Kowloon “where it will lie at consignces' risk and experise 'and"subject to terms and conditions of storage of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf. & Godown Co., Ltd. The cargo is expect

201

landed and placed at their risk are hereby notified that their ed to be ready for delivery and expense into the Hong cargo is being discharged into from the Godown on and after are hereby notified that their Kong & Kowloon Wharf & the Hong Kong & Kowloon February cargo la: being discharged-Into Godown Company's godowns Wharf & Godown, Co's, godown the Hong Kong & Howloon at Kowloon, where delivery where it will be at consignees -Whare & Godown Co. go- may be obtained as soon as risk and subiect to the Wharf's down, where I will be at Con- the goods are landed, signeca" "riak, and subject to the Wharf's terms" and "conditions of storage, and where delivery may be obtained.

Cargo is considered as being accepted in, good order and terms and conditions of storage, condition by consignees, unless. and where delivery may be broken, chafed and damaged. Optional cargo will not be patalied,

['packagon are left in the "Goe. down for subsequent examina-. ended here, unless notice has been gluen"18"houta, prior to

Damaged packages are to be tion by Messrs. Goddard & vessel's arrival, but carried on left in the godowns for ex- Douglas in the presence of from port to part, in, that final amination by Consignees and consignees, at 10 am on port of call to which the option the Company Saurveyors, Match B; 1950 extends.

Messrs. Carmichael-&e? Cintice

Damaged packages are to be left in the Godowns for exam- Ination by Consignées "and" the Company Surveyors, Menard.

af 10 am on March 1, 1980, No claims will bo admitted (194) on Carmichael & Clarke at 19 atter the Goods have left the To comply with the am on March 3, 19001/

Godowns, and""_alf goods.re"-Bonded Warehouse

QUE

In Port fuj Mar. 14th Mar

Tel. 24165

are examined.

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

York Buliding

AGE

"WEEKLY CHINA MAIL

CONTAINING ALL THE LOCAL NEWS OF THE WEEK FROM THE

G. “SUNDAY HERALD"

“CHINA

MNK

Price 50 Cents

ON SA

ERY. THURSDAY

attendance "ditiable/goOGE]

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulation,

To comply with the Genaral, maining undelivered after consigneer "must" linge à Bộ when, dutiable. ggodamare; Bonded Warehouse Regullons March 6, 1960 will be sub Venu Copslanges venia: Officer when damaged antiekloggebur

hayo Ro-Ject to rent"

attendance

4

when dam are

AMERICAN.

ENT

TIME.

·TO HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO -

"President, Wilson" "General" Gordon" "President. Cleveland”

vio JAPAN

Arr. Mar. 10 Arr. Mar., 18

Salls Mar.17.

"Art. Apr. 14

Salla Max. 10 Saila Apr. 15.

TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES

"President Madison" "President Pierce”.

via JAPAN

7

Ark. Mar. 6 Salls Mar. Air. Mhr. 11 Sails Mar.12

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

"Marino Snapper": "President Johnson"

Arr. Mar. 19 Salli Mar. 20

Arr. Apr. 15 Sails Apr. 16. ROUND THE WORLD

VIA MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, KABACHI, BUEZ POET, SAID, ALEXANDRIA; NAPLES; MARSEILLES,

AWOGENOA, NEW YORK and BOSTON

"Mount Davis". "Mount Mansfield"

5 Arr. Mar. Arr. Mar. 20

Sails Mar 7,

Salle Mar. 21

TO JAVA G. STRAITS

Are Mar. 13

Salls Mar, 14. Tel, 28172/5.

"President Johnson" St. George's Bldg.

BEN LINE

CHIP *BENAVON"

· 1“BENÄLBANACH"

"BENVENUE"

"BENVANNOCH" "BENLAWERO"

"SENNATOW" "DENNEVIS" "DENCRUACHA!

"BENNATOW" "DENVENUE”

1"BENVANNOCH"

"BENNEVIS "BENAVON" ("BENLAWERB".

FARM

TAR CAST

ARRIVALS

FROM

U.K. via, Bingapore

DUR

IN PORT

6th Mar.

on or abt. 14th - Mar.

24th Mar,

2nd Apr.

17th Apr.

12

20th Apr.

H

20th Apr.

SAILINGS

Loading att or abt.

Antwerp,

London,

Rotterdam, Hamburg

Hull

Genoa, Avonmouth, London, Rotterdam, Hamburg, & Hull,ýyan

21st Apr

18th Mar.

2428 Mar.

25th Apr.

2nd Mar.

Havro and

6th Apr.

Antwerp.

3rd May

Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin,

Vis, Malays Colombo, Aden, and Buez' Canal,

+ Accepto Cargo for Japan,

1.Accepts Cargo for Port Budan,

1 Accepta Cargo for Hull.

(Ardents sego, for Rotterdam

··For Further: Particulars, Apply: Tomb

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

York - Building.-

Telephon

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

།

M.S. "MORELIA”

LOADING ABOUT 8th MARCH

for:

ADEN, PORT SAID, GENOA, ANTWERP, - ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, `OSLA

GOTHENBURG & COPENHAGEN Tanks, available for the carriage of oil in

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Queen's Bldg., 2nd floor.

bulk

Tel: 34111 & NILE

KLAVENESS LINE

San

M.S "FRA M.S. CASTLEVILLE”

All damaged cargo cinims "All broken.

chafed and „domized Goods, nié la, be left) No claims will. ba admitjadi

the under kin tie. Gödő where they, after tha" pois have, left thổ No claims will be admitted, will be examined on March 4,stoamera godowns, and

they

bq recogni after, the, golf, have left the 1050, at 10 am. by our Sur- godt remaining undelivered steamer's godowne, and all veyors, Messra Goddard & after March 12, 1950 Will 20 No fire Insurance, will be google remaining undelivered Douglas."

subject to

to ret after, March 4, 1950 Will bal

All claimantainst the No claims will be admitted M.S. subject to rent

after the goods have been taken M.S

To comply with the. General Bonded Warehouse. Regulation consignees must have a Be Value Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable good Villaro examined. -

All claims against the steam er must be presented to the underalgtied 761 or before March 18, 195

not be recognliedin

All claims "must""rench No Fire Insurance will be before March 27, 1950, or they

will not be reces

Ne Insurance wi

tfected

JERSE

Hong Kon

1231 1950

#fresented} immadison on; befor

or they will i tern

chu

of ex ship's side or al- ely ex the Hongkong premises Gunless a Joint viblijiye been

| Kawinon: Whket-&-Gbdown

TRINGS

16 days. Thence, t

Portland

30th Mar.

ARRIVALS FROM PACIFIC COAST?

45:24th Mär. 21st Apr

Sailing

gapore, Port. Sweltenham,

& Batavia

"BOU

ZIE

手煞

TO EO

Chips

King's Bulla

2001