CO129-430 - Others & Individuals - 1915 — Page 100

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previously, returned to China and opened again... in Maus Janton and Hongkong. He is registered as a British subject.

When Mr. Rayner first opened business in Hongkong, he

96 employed a man of Austrian (or possible German) origin, -who had previously been engaged as a olerk in the Italian Consulate, later he put in a man secured from another German firm in Canton.. Both these men were rejected by the Hongkong Goverment.

As it was known Mr. Rayner was doing a good business in Canton, following up Carlowits's business, the Attorney General

and asked what position Mr. in Hongkong was recently approached Rayner held in the Colony. The reply was that as he was a British subject he could trade here provided he did not work for Carlowits. The Attorney General admitted that he might be doing so, but proof would be very difficult to obtain.

Mr. Rayner now calls his firm in Canton Raynor Heusser & Co. Mr. Heusser, who claims to be a Swise, was for- merly with Kessrs. Carlowitz & Co. in Shanghai. When Mr. Rayner

left Üniam,

he left a considerable portion of his fortune in-

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****ering those of his former associates whose money is invested with his,

China Export. Import & Bank Co. This firm and a large import

and export business. They had very considerable

stocks on han

mach of which has already been disposed of. A very considerabi

sum of money to their credit with the liquidators has been rem

ted to London by the Government to invest in the war loan

(£25000).

Deutsche Asiatische Bank. This branch was closed very she

after the war and the business placed in the hands of the

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation. The Manager shoul have been interned, but for some unexplained reason the Civ

Authorities released him. He prooeeded to New York where

gold engaged for some time in making/shipments to Germany

He has since returned to Shanghai where he is e

looking after German interests.