1950-04-14 — Page 12

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950,

ROYAL INTEROCEAN

KINIS

SINGAPORE, JAYA.

*PORTS and

MACASSAR

TJIBADANE"

ARRIVALS: SAILINGS

21st Apr.

"2nd May

6th May

"VAN HEUT6Z"

"TJITJALENGKA"

Only to S'pore, Renang & D. Deli

MANILA, EAST &

SOUTH AFRICA &

SOUTH AMERICA

"BOISSEVAIN"A

"BTRAAT MALAKKA"

25th Apr.

6th May 11th May

la Port

16th Apr.

in Port

6th May

19th May

1st June

"TEGELBERO"

Loading 13th and 14th April only.

JAPAN

"STRAAT MALAKKA"

"STRAAT SOENDA"

"TEGELBERG"

4th May

16th Apr.

10th Apr.

30th May

16th May

Agents: HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE".

EUROPE via MANILA

and MALAYA

"МЕЕРКБАК"

"RYNKERK"

Through B/L

issued

ARRIVALS SAILINGS

16th Apr. early May

6th May early June

to

Mediterranean and Northern

European parts,

JAPAN

"MEERKERK"

"RYNKERK"

• 5th May

Early June

21st Apr. early May

KING'S BUILDING, TELEPHONES: 28813 TO 28017

CHINESE AGENTSOG TÓNYANGIT MAN, G 1452 21196, 2565)

Peninsular

QUIS NOS SEPARABIT

& Oriental

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY

SAILS:

R.M.S.

BAGGAGE:

CARTHAGE

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

FRIDAY the 14th APRIL at NOON for the United Kingdom via Straits, Colombo, Bumbay, Aden and Port Said.

ALL passengers baggage must be sent to the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf Co's Go- down at NO, 2 GATE, CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE by NOON on THURSDAY the 13th APRIL.

SPECIAL NOTE: With the exception of hand packages \ear- ried by passengers themselves ALL BAG- GAGE must pass through the Wharf Co`s ̄ ̄ ̄. Godown for loading on board by ship's slings only.

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EMBARKATION: Will take place between 9.30 a.m. 11 a.m. on FRIDAY, the 14th APRIL.

MACKINNON MACKENZIE & CO.

AGENTS. (Tel: 21721-4)

U.S. ORIENT MERCHANT LINE,

SHIP

HANNITBA" "VABBILIS"

1.4. "CRETE"

1.2. "TRITON"

E.. "SOROL"

"ARIGTEDES"

ARRIVALS

FROM

and

EAST COAST/U.S.A.

Abt.

do

-do- -do

DUE

18th Apr. 6th May 15th May 15th May

19th May

A

6th June

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

York Building,

AGENTS.

4

Tel. 34105

SWEDISH EAST ASIA CO.LTD

NAGARA

PHONSE APRIL-

APRIL

FORT SAID, GE MABSKILLES, TANGJEBS RABLANCA, ANTIT

HAMBURG, COPI

GILMAN

COL58.

FINANCE AND

COMMERCE

TRADE DEVELOPMENT STRESSED AT CALCUTTA MEETING

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Business is at confined to small proportions and

which, are barely steady.

1.. GDỶI. LOANH

454 Loan W9n.

34% Loan (1984 ↳ 1940) sub. 35% Loan 11pm).

BANKH

1.K. & H. Bank 13406, 126010.

D flon, Reg.) Caplin, Chartered Bank 7/166. Merentile Bank A. & 1. £225, Bank of Bait Apt 10€, 1049m.

INSURANCES

Camion Ics, sión.

Union In T.

China Underwriter Ba,

H.K, Pire fr. 200.

SHIPPING

Dugi 200n.,

2.K. AM. Steambonia 11m, Indo Chions (PreF) 49 m.

(Det.) 240n.

(ar) 657-5.

Union Waterlərinin 210. Anis Nav, Box, han

DOCKS. WHARVES, GODOWNS, Ele J.K. & R. Wheres wu, S. Nurth Pain Wharver 6.6. Shnughs! Honghew Wharves 16m.

1.K. Dock 17.20m.

Chinn Providenia Ex.Div. 10n. Sungha Jockyards .. Wheelcka 26%,

MINING

Roeb Mines 5.200.

T.K. Mine „811⁄4n.

LANDS, HOTELS & BLDGS.

11, 8. Utels 8.805, 9.204.

H.R. Lana 440.

Shanghai Latido 1.40km.

Humphreys 4.TOD, 9.4ÝN, DAN.

R.K. Realties 2n.

Chinese Fatutes 124.

PUBLIC UTILITIES

H.K. Tramways 12.704, 12.90/.80/.301p. Peak Tram (014) (Me.

(New) 9.

Sur Merkes Niga.

C. Lights (Old) 11.101, 13.30/2018.

(New) 4,2017

41

H.K, Electries 25%.

Meca Electrics 20n.

Bandakan Lights in,

Telephunen 10.

Shanghai Can 1n..

INDUSTRIALS Caid, Mac. (Ord.) 28. Cantani Tres 350. Coments Ex. Right 216, 11.

STORES, Etc.

Dairy Farma 38154, 29a6. Watsons Ex.Rlulita 26». L. Crawforda 31445, 22xə. Sinceres 3,80On.

China Emporium 9. Sun Co. Ltd. 4.206, Koug Bang Hong 97b. Wine On (11.K.) `826, Wm. Powell, 10, 91⁄2n.

-MISCELLANEQUE. Citas Entertainïohta" "188,"

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES From UNITED KINGDOM PORTS AND STRAITS Consignees per Ship $.5. "SHILLONG" Arrived April 14, 1950

are hereby notified that their

cargo will be discharged into

the

Calcutta, April 12.

Britain, Australia and the United States stressed the importance of developing trade between the area covered by the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East and outside countries when the Commis- sion's Iron and Stool Sub-Committee con- cluded its three-day session here today. The Sub-Committee meets for a final sitting to- morrow to adopt a new programme of work for the Commission's Secretariat in the light of the various suggestions made by the de- legates during its current session.

by

The Sub-Committee today dis- region be made available to cussed the possibility of increns- countries was accepted lug Inter-regional trade in raw Sub-Committee,

and materials ducts.

Tho industrial pro Economic

all

the

the

representative of

Commission for Europe warned against the pos- sible dangers of the roah deva- In lopment of steel industries the ECAFE region in view of the Increase in steel production in Europe. Ho

the cited

example of various European countries which found it cheaper to import steel products rather than develop steel industry of their own,

in Europe Other countries cited

urc possessed high quality iron also found it more expedient f export the ore and Import sicel products they needed.

He urged that new steel plants should not be constructed unless 'was found after serious study

could produce that new plants

Im than steel at lower cost

Delegates from 11 Asian coun- tries and from Britain, France and the United States as well from other Nations organisa- tions and SCAP are attending.

Aus- Delegates from Britain,

United States trolin und the

de stressed the importance of veloping not only Inter-regional rade but also trade with coun- Iries outside the ECAFE region.

The Australian delegate the fact that although his coun- try was prepared to import raw Baterials and other Hems from the Far East it found that it had to turn to other sources of sup- ma- ply an the required' terials were not available train ECAFE countries.

row

The United States delegate suggested "that ECAFE should purts-Reuter. study the question of trade bar- viers and prepare a list of those handlebys to trade in order that sume steps might be taken by reliove various Governments to

them,

A suggestion made by the Chairman. Mr. M. K. Powvala (India) that a list of exportable surplus materials of the ECAFE

.K. Constructions (Old) $400,

(New) 1.50. Vibro Pilings 11. Martin Investments /-0. Man (H.K.) 75*, Shanghai Loan 1.30. Yanglica 48.

COTTONS

Ewon 2.90x, 22úka.

RUDOER, ie, COMPANIES Alma Kalistes 15. Anak-Dalch Sta.

Anglo-Javas In

Eats Anam 15, liute Plantations GD. Chemor United 5. Chen Hulbere 15n. Consolidate Rubbers Pb. Dominiot Rubbers 1.2011. Kota Bahree' Bob, Chan Kewyrock Javas Jüb. Langkat in.

Repeh Rubbera 20m. Rubber TÉR 30,

Amagez Rubbers 705, 75x. “SmazatuTM“Rübber* 186"

Shanghai Kedinha 14, 4940. BhanghaLMalaya 10. Shanghal Three 30. Shanghai Bumalika Con. Jun Manuel 10. Sungel Dark 18, 19, Tanah Merahs 55b. 86. Telong Rubbers' ‚18an. Zanube Rubbers, dip,

MAERSK LINE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

Hongkong & Kowloon The M/V "CORNELIUS Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., | MAERSK"

arrived having where it will lle at consignees from New York and Ports risk and expense and subject of call, Consignees of Cargo

notified conditions of are hereby

that to terms and“ Storage of the Hongkong & their goods are being landed Kowloon Wharf Go wn and placed at their risk Co., Ltd. The cargo is ex and expenses into the Hong ed to be ready for delivery Kong Kowloon Wharf & Go- from the Godown on and after down Company's godowns ut Kowloon, where delivery may April 15, 1950.

be obtained as soon as the goods

landed. are

a

the

Money Market

US dollars opened yesterday at HK50.10A and firmed up to 56:14 at the cload.

TT was put through from

$6.171. HKS0.15 to

Sterling opened at HK$15.37 and closed at $15.30. Australian pounds tionary at HK$12.00.

were sta-

1

Plastres remalried nominal a 1IKS11 a 100.

Ticals at HK$20.50 a 100 were unchanged.

NCI Guilders remained tionary at HK$8.50 -100.

STATEMENT ON RUBBER CROPS

sta-

Company J. A. Wattle and Limited, yesterday issued a state-

har-i ment on the rubber crops

Malaya vested in March by the estates managed by the company. Details are:

Financial year Harch to date (Pivide) (Pounds)`

Aline

41,nco

120,000 (6 m.)

Batu Anam

40,000

440,000 £12 m)

Chemor

40,000

$24,000 (9 ms.)'

"Chin

Rensh

Itubber Trusts 135,000

624,000 (12 oz.) 1,034,000 (0 min.)

(Minyan Estates)

Semkukos

Gememba

~40,000 —~£50,000 (9 sein.) –

30,000

273,000 (4 m.) 177,000 (9 m.)

·204,000 (5 mx.) 18,000 (2 ma.? 39.000 -1,149,000 (12 me)

40,000 47,000 Bhadghai-Malmy 82,000 Bun Manu Tebang

DUST STORMS SWEEP U.S.

New York, April 12, Big dust storms swept America's Wheatland yesterday. Kansas and Oklahoma States took the brunt of, but North West Texas, Lantern Colorado

Now Mexico were also hit.

A long dry spell has loosened the soll

was zero at times-Reuter.

In parts of Kansas

and

visibility

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

New York Stock Exchange

New York, April 12. The stock market bovered around a new year high today.

Galps ranged from fractions to two points or more as Tuesday's losses were wiped out.

Lively demand for aircraft stocks touched off broad buying that eventually spilled over 'Into almost every other group. Enough trade developed to lift turnover to around 2,000,000 shares.

Douglas Aircraft climbed more than two points at one time fol lowed by Consolidated Valter Lockheed, United Aircraft, Boe ing, Republic Aviation and Glenn Martin

Others ahead included United Motori, Stoles Steel, General Chrysler, Sears Roebuck, Philco, American Telephone.

Stocks Dow Jones averages: 76.42; 20 Industrials 213.04; Rails 36.22; 10 Utities 43.20.

Closing quotations: Adams Express 22

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Alasica Juncoa 274 American Can 117%

Smelting 524

70 Waterworks 115% Anaconda Copper 2012 Aviation Corp. T

Baldwin Locomotive 10%

Barnsdail $1

Bendix Aviation 43

Bethlehemi Steel 35%

Aircraft 293

Boeing

Borden Co. 31

Canu

Canadian Pacific 18%

J. I. Case 425

Chrysler 68*

Colgate 45%

Cammercial Solvents 17%

Car Products 86%

Corn

Du Pont

Elistman Kodak 48

General Electric 46%

Motor BOYS

Goodrich 387

Goodyear 54%

Homestake Mining $24 International Harvester 27

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18

Paper 394 Tel & Tel 1234 Johns Manvier 62

48% Kennecott Card 55. Montgomery

National Distillers 23%

Lead 42%

New York Central 14 Packard Motors 3% Pan American Airways 10 Pennsylvania RR 17 Radlo Corp. 19% Remington Rond 12% Republic Steel 23 Reynolds Tobacco 30% Schenley 31%

ars Roebuck 44% Sears

Shell Oil 3016 Socony Vacuum 174 Southern Pacifle 53% Standard Brands 24"

Oil of Calif. 66% Oil of N. . 7234 Studebaker 30% Union Bag 20%

Carbide US Rubber 49

13

17

Lines

Steel. Westinghouse "3

row

15

Youngstown Sheet & Tube 81 Gen. Pub. Utilities 174 Corporate bonds held to a nar-

price fine, U.S. Govern ments were steady. In the Curb, Claude Neon improved on heavy volume following news that the company will make television and formerly made by Western Elec radio broadcasting equipment

trie. Also up were Piper Air- craft, Fairchild Engineer and Cessna Aircraft - Associated

Press

CIE DES MESJAQENIES MARITIMES

&& "IGADI" Having arrived Hongkong Cargo la considered as be-- ing accepted in good order and

consignees of cargo are hereby NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES Optional cargo will not be notified that all goods have condition by consignees, unless broken, chafed and damagedy Innded here, unless notice has been landed and placed at theft packages are left in the Go- been given 48 hours prior to risk and expense into the go- down for subsequent examina- vessel's arrival, but carried on downs of the Hong Kong & tion by Messrs. Goddard & from port to port to tie final Kowloon Wharf & Godown Douglas in the présence of port of call to which the option Co., Ltd, where delivery may consignees, at 10 a.m: on extends. April 10, 1950.

No claims will be admitted To comply with the General after the Goods have left the Bonded Warehouse Regulation, downs, and all goods remain consignees must have 5 Be- undelivered after April venue Officer in attendence 1950, will be subject to when du lable goods are ex-Feat. amibed.

All broken, chafed, and

be obtained as BOOD goods are landed.

as the

No "claims will be admitted after the goods have left the godowns or failure to attend the survey.

Conele per Company's

* "RINGEID':

ure hersky potidać jhas thely FEDER being dischained"file"ie="Tông *** Kawloem Wharf K. CHATTA town here) wij be il Comalgutan risk fondalkios be the Where w

All broken, chafed and dam- mergy mas tended, INTERVIE All damaged cargo claims damaged Goods are to be left aged goods are to be left in the Damar charm or jo bo lett. L against the steamer: must be in the Godowns, where they godown" where they will be at cheat for itemization by Cond "on" Apill sxemined in the presence of crees and the Complay) frverwen presented to the undersigned will be exami

Masta Goddard

and Douglas Butmeday,+TEIN, - Avel 1958 on or before May 1950, or 19 1980 at 10 am by our on April 18, 1850, at 10 am sengen ha they will not be recognised. Surveyors, Messrs. Goddard" di

fire Insurance will be

Douging

To comply with the General Warshell Memetés Car To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations Mar Bonded Warehouse Remulations consigneo inter haver Bo No claims will be admitted consignees must have venue Omepr in attendance ut after the goods have been venue Officer in attendance taken delivery of ex ship's when damaged dutiable good side or alternatively ex the are Hongkong & Kowloon Whart

Godown Cora promises tui- All claims most dessa foint survey has pchefore May12195 vlously been effected

not pe

MACKINNON MACKENZIES

N. Co

$14,1950

No Insur

which examining damaged dal--- Ne claims with be able goods." All claims against the vessel must be presentep the undersigned. wiikin fuser. teen days of the ship's arri or they will not be recog

WALLEM

-17th.

The Global Ficet

S. S. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND

will sail for

SAN FRANCISCO

Yig

Kobe, Yokohama, and Honolulu

on

Friday, April 14, 1950, at midnight

Passengers are requested to board the vessel Friday, April 14, 1950 between 8.00 P.M. and 10.00 P.M.

Hand baggage will be received at Kowloon Godown No. 50, Gate No. 2. Cantón Road, between 6.00 P.M. and 10.00 P.M. April 14.

BEN LINE

SHIP

$40,EAS

ZARM LAN ARRIVALS

FROM

"BENATTOW" "BENNEVIE

U.K. via Bingapore.

"BENCRUACHAN"

"DENCLEUCH" PEENWYVIS”

"BENVORLICH"

"BENARTY"

DENMACOHU)" "BENALDER"

"RENAJTOW" "BENCLEUCH" "BENMACPHUL”.

#BENNEVIS

"BENWYVIA? - #BENARTY!

"BENCRUACHAN?

"BENYOBLIGH

"BENALDER

AUE

17th Apr..

"ay or abt. 27th Apr.

ور

4th May

11th Max

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14th EX

f

27th Max

6th June

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11th Juzë

19

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26th Jum

SAILINGS

London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, A Hull.

Hamburg

Genoa, Liverpool, Avon-. mouth, Le Havre, 4 Hamburg.

Qaper,

Avonmouth

London, Rotterdam, Hamburg Hy0.

Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Hayes, Ant

werp 4 Rotterdam.

Loading on or abt

20th Apr

16th May

10th June

30th Apr.

17th May

10th June

7th May

30th May

29th June

Via Malaya, Colombo, Port Sudan, Aden, and Suez Canal. "

† Accepts Cargo for Japan.

-For--Further. Particulars, Applu To...

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

York Building.

Telephone: 34185.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

M.S. "NORDPOL

Loading 13th/14th April

for

ADEN, FORT SAID, GENOA, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, 951

GOTHENBURG & COPENHAGEN

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

Tel. 34131 & 241AR:

DE LA RAMA LINES

Salling to blew York, Baltimore,

Via Japan and Pacific coast ports "AGAMEMNON"

DONA NA

Kingston, Jamaica

'sufficient inducement

Arriving via Manito-from

U.S. ATLANTICLE PACIFIC COAST PORTS

"DONA ANICETA

TRAVANCORE

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE