1950-05-08 — Page 11

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MAY, 8, 1950.

AZ. Paro 11 1

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE2.

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

"PRODUCE"

*KWEIYANG”-

'PAKNOI"

"YUNNAN"

"HUPEN"

"FENGTIEN"

יי

"SHANSI"

"YOCHOW"

*ANBUI"

**PARHO!" "HUPEII" "YUNNAN"

"TSINAN"

"SHANSI"

"ANHUI"

"YOCROW"

"HUNAN"

"WUSUEII"

SAILINGS TO Saigon & Sibu ............. Singapore & Bangkok Bangkok .Kcefing, Inchon &

Puson

Tsingtao & Tientsin Kaohsiung, Nagoya,. Osaka & Kobe.. Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka & Kebe.. Singapore, Djakarta,

Samarang & Sourabaya. Singapore, Penang &

Belawan

• Sails from ARRIVALS FROM .Kobe & Keelung ..

Tientsin & Tsingtuo .Keehung

Bangkok

Bangkok Singapore Brunci

Tientsin & Tsingtan RIVER SERVICE Hongkong/Macno Dept. Hongkong

2 p.m. daily except Wed. & Sun.

5 p.m. 8th May

3 p.m. 9th May

'5 p.m. 9th May

5 p.m. 11th May 5 p.m. 12th May' 5 p.m. 15th May

15th May

2 p.m. 18th May, 3 p.m. 19th May Custodian Wharf.

8th May* p.m. 8th May 9th/10th May

10th May 10th/11th May

12th May 12th May 15th/18th May

Macno/Hongkong Arr. Hongkong 7 a.m. Tues., Wed., Fri, & Sat.

3.30 p.m. Sunday

AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE LTD./CHINA

NAVIGATION CO., LTD. JOINT SERVICE

*ANKING"

"SINKIANG"

"CHANGTE"

"TAIYUAN"

"ANKING" "SINKIANG" "CHANGTE"

"TAIYUAN"

SAILINGS TO

Sydney & Melbourne

(Not loading)

Japan

.Manus Is, Sydney

& Melbourne

Jupan.....

4 p.m. 10th May 12th May

20th May 4th Week May

ARRIVALS FROM

6 p.m. 7th May

..Australia & Manila

7 a.m. 8th May"

17th May 4th Week May

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Kube & Osaka

.Australia

Yokohama

Scheduled Sailings to Europe via Aden & Port said.

"AUTOLYCUS"

"CLYTONEUS"

"MEMNON"

TYNDAREUS" "ASTYANAX"

Tangier, Casablanca,

Liverpool & Glas-

How

Cenon,

Marseilles

Liverpool, Dublin & Glasgow ARRIVALS FROM

U.K. via Stralis

& Philippines ... U.K. via Straits ...

U.K. via Straits

& Manila

U.K. via Straits

FINANCE

AND

New York BIF preview:

Stock Exchange

COMMERCE

PROGRESSIVE

EXPORT

IN STATIONERY

raw

Bonofiting from substantially improved

material supplies compared with a year ago, every branch of the stationery industry has moved forward with a strong surge to normality. easing of restrictions has relased a wealth of imagination and vigour that is reflected in comprehensiveness of range and improved styling and packaging. Delays 'in shipment, that were frequently quoted last year, are now almost eliminated..

of

Argentina halts sale

machinery

New York, May 6. Car stocks thrust ahead of a rising market today. Else- where buying was highly selective. Many of the mar-This ket's usual leaders were ignored in favour of a hand- picked group of oils, indus.

Buenos Aires, May 6- trial and other shares. Turn-

The Argentine Government a tendency to over showed

has halted, sale of recently demand expand whenever

Imported farm machinery in sharpened. Sales touched a

Price reductions of raw ma-publishers, including Christmas,order to investigate whether rate of 1,000,000 shares for terials have contributed to im- Easter, birthday, wedding, and the two-hour session.

mensely better values than were Valentine cards and calendars in it was being sold where it Chrysler was a heavy favourite offered at the British Industries immense variety and produced would do the most good. in the motor group, adding more Fair of 1040,

by almost every known printing fully process. ` than

one time and point at touching a new high for 1049-50, equipped, have seized eagerly the General Motors moved up some opportunity to display and more what timidly in the first response than 160 firms, occupying more to announcement of record high than 54,000 square feet of space, profits in the March

quarter in May.

will be represented at Olympla Some cnution

have come may

the

The The 1950 BIF will mark from the announcement by Board President, Mr. Sloan. and return of the delightful range of the General Motors president, Mr. colours, and in heavier substan-

that characterized Wilson that operations cannot be ces.

to continue indefinitely manufacturers' personal expected to at the current weak rate. Wallery before the war. Hand-made and mould-made paper will be Street, however,

however, expects GM pro-

Very compre- fits to remain high through the fully displayed.

hensive ranges of new, beautiful, also and useful gift packs will be on show.

second

rise to 278. Pure Oil and Atlan- tic Redning also were popular.

Dow Jones Averages: Stocks 77.19: 20 Industrials 217.03; 1 Rolls 50.00; 10 Utilities 43.32.

Closing quo

Manufacturers, now

station-

British

Greeting cards

publishers

the

The new machinery, vitally needed in this country, warpur- chased from the -U.S. with US$27,000,000, foreign exchange The greeting card are taking full advantage of the set aside by the government to freer availability of raw ma-stimulate agricultural production. terials, and are

of confident

Representatives of U.S. farm further development of their al-

trade. machinery companies sald rendy substantial export

received A number of greeting card put entire quota had been fishers will also display a wide and either sold or committed for They range of picture prints, combin-sale to regular customers.

said the government halted sales crafts- ing traditional British manship

discriminating yesterday and asked importers to Luste.

furnish a list of purchasers and Slace the BIF of 1949 Immense prices pald..

the progress has been made in

It is understood the government development of exports for table

this now is seeking to divert to form stationery. Exhibitors In

associations will demonstrate re- co-operative

some markable progress in artistic pre- machines which already have sentation, both of the product been sold or committed to inde-

pendent farmers.~ and in box styling.

section

with-

advanced Radio

cut into Thursday losses. uit and cut

Oil of California, up 15 Superior O points yesterday, took a 10 point Commercial requisites

In

commercial section the

to special attention is directed envelopes; several manufacurers,

'Artists' materials and drawing among the largest in the world,

office requisites are also included will demonstrate a range of sizes, styles, and qualities representa-in the stallonery section, and the produc- ne products of several of the tive of their aggregate

of exhibitors

justly tion numbered in thousanda millions a year.

throughout the world. -Continuous stationery, with mechanical aids for efficient use, will also be featured and several exhibits will be marked by_not- able developments achieved dur-cards, and crepe paper. ing the past yeат,

Adams Express Alaska Junc

American Can 115

8th May

19

25th May

12

In Port

10th May

11th May

"PYRRHUS"

15th May

"MENESTHEUS"

..U.K. via Strolls &

Bangkok

15th May

"CALCHAS"

U.K. via Straits

30th May

'"DOLIUS"

....U.K, via Bangkok &

Labuan

11th June

"PELEUS"

U.K. via Straits

12th June

"AGAPENOR"

Manila

13th June

....U.K. via. Straits

DE LA RAMA LINES

Sailing to New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia. Via Japan and Pacific coast ports

"BENGAL"

Arriving via Manila from

U.S. Allanile & Pacific Coast Ports

"DONA ANICETA"

. 19th May

8th May'

Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load & discharge cargo.

All the above subject to alteration without notice. For Passage and Freight particulars please apply to

1. CONNAUGHT ROAD, CENTRAL

Tel. 30331/8 Private Exchange.

BRANCH OFFICE 50 Connaught Rd. West. 25875, 32144. 24878.

AMERICAN PIONEER LINE

to and from

Atlantic Coast Ports of

the United States

and Far Eastern Ports.

NEW FAST CARGO SHIPS

ARRIVALS FROM ATLANTIC :

"PIONEER MAIL"

"PIONEER BAY"

"PIONEER DALE"

.May 17

.June 2 .June 10

.May 18

3

„June, 11

SAILING TO MANILA.

"PIONEER MAIL” (via Yokohama)

“PIONEER BAY" (vla, Yokohama, Fusan,

Takubar) ..............June "PIONEER DALE" (vis Yokohama, Kobe

·SAILINGS. TO NEW YORK, BOSTON, -BALTIMORE, PHILADELPIUA via' JAPAN & PANAMA CANAL

"PIONEER COVE" ...Am. May 27 ́Sails May 29

"PIONEER MAIL"

"PIONEER BAY"

"PIONEER DALE"

& Fusan)

June 5

13

June 28 July **4*

June 7 June 30

נו

w July

For, rates, special information call

UNITED STATES LINES

Queen's' Bldg.

• COMPANY

The shore' list indicates the principal parts of „fording; and

28190.

Anaconda

Smelting. 54 Telephone 1573% Tobacco 70 Waterworks 104.

Aviation Coper 31

R B

Baldwin Locomolive 10% Barnsdal! 53% Bendix Aviation 40% Bethlehem Steel 37% Boeing Aircraft 2833 Borden Cn. 5114

C Pacific 15%

71

Colgate 45 Commercial Solvent 17 Corn Products 07% Du Pont 74

Enstmun Koduk 471⁄4 General Electric 49

Motors 25%

Goodrich B

Goodyear

Homeslake Mining 45% International Harvester 27%

Paper 434

11

Tei & Tel 13% Johns Manville-481⁄2 Kennecolt Copper 55 Montgomery Ward 58% National Distillers 22.

!———— Lend-415% New York Central 14% Packard Motors 4

Pan American Airways 9 Pennsylvania RR 17

20 Hadio Corp. Real Sk 13

Remington Rånd 12% Republic Steel 3:4 Reynolds Tobacco 374 Schenley 31 Sears Roebuck 144 Shell Oil 41% Socony Vacuum 17% Southern Pacific 54 Standard Brands 24%

N Oll of Cullt. 67%

M

Oil of N. J. 73

Frees availability of fine writ. Ing papers has prompted renewed interest in the many varieties of printed and dle-stamped com- mercial letter headings, of which a very wide range of styles will be displayed.

are

Representatives of U.S. com- panics said the matter was being taken up officially in Washington famed with 'Argentine Minister - of, the Treasury Ramon Cereijo, who is dis- | visiting in the US-Associated

Among other products played on many stands will be Press. important stationery productions carnival articles, ploying

Fountain pen design. In no section throughout the whole Fair will' development

beautiful forms of ball-polated pens will also be displayed.

Post-war rehabilitation has been largely achieved in Lie stationery industry; Great strides have been made in mechanical efficiency, coupled with a re- volutionary conception of styling and design,

con-

design be more conspicuous that manu among the fountain pen facturers. Almost all the more Other exhibits in the commer-important manufacturers will be cial branch of the industry will exhibiting varying conceptions of

These achievements are the modern tendency to "stream-. include account books, loose last fined" beauty with sleek tapered tributing in great measure to books, memorandum and note

export business. hooks, diaries, office requisitos of lines in a number of models pro progressive

|viding hooded, nibs--and new Ink Stationery' productions made stationers sundries, as steel pens,

control pencils,

mechanisms creating a from paper alone will, it li conf- penholders,

Inkstang, now era of fountain pen effelen ndently believed, exceed £3,500,- inks, adhesives, pencil shar

und fashion, New and 000 during 1949. peners, rubber stamps, and the whole range of similar require- ments for office use.

Representative organisations will also demonstrate a wide

of scholastic range

stationery, for which Britain has

tradition of exports.

ព Jong

Another important section of the stationery display will be the exhibits of many greeting

card

Studebaker 341⁄4 Union Bag 29%

Carbide 49% US Rubber 42%

Steel 32%% Lanes 15 Westinghouse 35% Youngstown Sheet & Tube 83 Gen. Pub. Utilities 17% Railway bonds showed only narrow price changes. Up In tho curb were Cities.Service, Créolo Petroleum, Kutser Frazer, Na», tional Union Radio, Pitney Bowes. Utah Idaho Sugar fell back little.-Associated Press,

Now time your

plan your

is the to

Summer Holidays

WHAT BETTER

THAN A ROUND TRIP

JAPAN

VAT: REDUCED "FARES?

with no astra charge for living aboard the ship'in' JAPAN:

ROUND TRIP FARE HK$500 to HK$600

For Particulars Apply to JARDINE, MA

¿PASSENGER:

ey

CHINA NAVIGATION CO.,

LTD.

(A.O. LINE/CHINA NAVIGATION: JOINT SERVICE)

M.V. “ANKING"

Notice to Passengers.

Sails:

From Kowloon Wharf on Wednesday, the 10th May at 4 p.m. for SYDNEY and MELBOURNE,

Baggage:

With the exception of hand packages carried by passengers themselves, AĻĻ BAGGAGE must pass through the Wharf Company's Godown for loading on board by ship's slings. ?

HEAVY BAGGAGE should be sent to the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf Company's Godown at No. 2 GATE, CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE by NOON AT THE LATEST on TUESDAY;0th MAY.. Heavy baggage CANNOT BE ACCEPTED on the day of salling..

Embarkation : '

Passengers, ghould embark between 2 P.M. and. 3-PM. on WEDNESDAY the 10th MAY, through No. 1 GATE, KOWLOON WHARF.

Agents BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

BURNS PHILP

LINE

P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

OUTWARDS

38, "CANTON"

64 "CORFU

** "CARTHAGE"

LEAVES LONDON

DUN HONGKONG

Balled

12th May

ith Kay

8th June

Jul June

3rd July

Via Southampton, Pork Bald, Ades, 'Momber, Colombo, Penang a

+

HOMEWARDS

64. "CORFUIN.

"CANTON"

RA “CARTHAGE"

"Coru

"CANTON"

"CARTHAGE"

Singapors

LEAVES KONGKONG

16th May (4P/ML)

DUB LONDON

14th June

9th June

10th July

8th August

4th Angel

1

4th September

1st September

End October

20th September

Both October

7th.July

Accepting Cargo for Blagepore, Penane. Colambo, Bombay, Adam,

Porta Buda, London,

OUTWARDS

ma "SOUDAN" *... "BURAT***

"BOUDAN"

HOMEWARDS

A. “SHILLONG"

"BOLDAN"

I port

FREIGHT SERVICE

DUE HONGKONG

FROM

London & Continent.

LEAVES HONG KONG

sch May

FOR

mad June

Kube & Yokohama

FOR Lotton & Continenti

LEAVES HONGKONG 14th May

4th June

Accepting Cargo for Singapore, Port Swattenham, Penang, Colors. bo, Aden. Port Said, Genon, Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Ant- win & Rotterdam.; Wish Uberty to call at Bombay if Inducemetal » offer.

TANKS AVAILABLE FOR CARRIAGE or OIL IN BUZE.

LIMITED PASSEN- SPACE FOR REFRIGERATED VANGo. DER ACCOMMODATION,

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

*. "SIRDILAÑA"

doe 14th May.. sally 19th May

* TAIRBA”

due 15th May

PA "ERIRALA”

anila 13h May dor 22nd MAY

zwile 27th May

from Japan,

for Btraita, Ranzo Calcutta.

frops Cakutia. Rangoon

Straite.

for Japan.

from Calcutta, Madens A Stralin,

for Strati, Chittagong

Calcutta.

* Those skipa hayu Rafelgerated › Cargo space.

P. &.0./B.I. JOINT SERVICE,

MA "OZANDA"

*a. “PURNEA”

In port

múla 10th May due 28th May

.

alle 2014 May

from

Persian Galt, Bombay Stralia, for Japan,

from Persian

Bombay. Colombo Beralia.

tor Japan.

Gulf,

* Accepts cargo on through Bill of Lading for Paralan Guit Porta

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD.

-`AM #EASTERNU“.

dos lut Júng from New Zealand

Australia.

Al! vesels have liberty, to call at any busts on or off the route, and the routes And sailinge kre subject to chaare or amendinent with or without notios.

For full particulars apply to:- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos:-27721-4.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

M.S. "KOREA"

Loading about 10th June

for

ADEN, PORT SAID, GENOA,

ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, OSLO,

GOTHENBURG, & COPENHAGEN

Tanks available for the carriage of all in bulk

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

Queen's Bldg., 2nd Boor,

Tel. 34111 & 4112

M.V. MERKUR

from Australia

6th JUNE

ted to;

Round tip to,

9th June

«Assträllän

MONDAY, 26th JÜN

all: particulare

LIVINGSTON & CO. LTD.

OCEAN AGENCIES, LTD.

for

FAR EAST SERVICE FROM U.S.A. PORTS

S.S. “ ARGOVAN”

Duo on or about 10th May

Consignons." are requested; arrange for over

viäe lighterago, and landing

Agents:

THE HONG KONG EASTERN SHIPPING CO., LTD.

16: French Bank Bldg., 5th Floor..

#12369") (Private

*(General Office)

GIB