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"THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1929.

BOYCOTT RUMOURS.

THREATS ON EXTRALITY

ISSUE.

PEPINO, Oct. 30.

Money and Markets

BENIAMIN & POTTS'

WEEKLY REPORT..

DISTILLERY MEN FINED.

CHEATING THE REVENUE,

LOST:

FUBLIC. IS HEREBY

NOTIFIED that A DELIVERY

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The employees of a distillery at ORDER Far 5 CASES TABLE Castle Pest, who were before MSALT E 3.S. MENTOR" T. S. Whyte Smith at the Kowloon Magistracy on six charges of alleged importing and sending out wines other than those recorded in the books of the distillery, wore con- victed.

The first defendant was convicted on two counts and fined $500 or five months' imprisonment on the first count, and 85 or three weeks on the second charge.

Publie Utilities-China Lights have ruled strong and were nego tiated in fair quantities up to $18). This Company is making a new issue of shares in the proportion of one new shares for every four Old at par.. Hong Kong Electrics were taken off the market at 806). Tele- Messrs. Benjamin & Potts, local phones were done at 87.80. Hong share and general brokers, in their Kong Trams wore put through at weekly share report, dated yester-$20 at the outset, but finished up with buyers at 819.80. Star Ferries are obtainable at $72.

Mr. J. D. Lloyd, of the Import Miscellaneous.Green Island Ce-and Export Office, prosecuted, and ments have had a slight reaction, Mr. F. A d'Almada, sar., appear after a brisk market and were booked for the defendants. ed down at $13.15. Hong Kong Ropes are on offer at 88.80. Wat- sons have weakened with business

day, state "

An economic boycott against the HONG KONG SHARES. United States and Great Britain if those countries continue to refuse negotiations for abolition of extra- territoriality is being suggested by the Association for Hastening the Abolition of Unequal Treaties, ac cording to the Chinese Press here.

Association spokesmen quoted by the Press declare that Chica must refuse to have any business dealings with countries which cling to their special rights, and the boycott must

The local market during the be centred upen British and American goods, because these coum-period under review has continued tries are most persistent in upheld- active notwithstanding the distrae- tion of Interport Cricket and rates ing their special rights.

The Association is understood to generally have been well maintain- have the same personnel as theed. Interest has been chiefly con- former Anti-Japanese Association, tred in, China Light, Green Island which directed a beycott against Cements, Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels and Low Level Trams which Japanese goods for almost a year.

have been the medium of a fair following the Tainan incident, and

turnover. confiscated from Chinese merchants Japanese goods worth hundreds of thousands of dollars

A more constructive movement along the same lines is being urged here, with the purpose of instruct- ing the Chinese people to buy goods only from countries which have re- nounced special rights.

These countries at present are Soviet Russia, Germany, Austria, Cuba, and other countries with no trade with Chica. As trade with Russia has altogether ceased since the dispute arose over the Chinese Eastern Railway, such a movement would force the Chinese to depend almost entirely upon Germany for foreign goods if the boycott against al other countries were vigorously enforced.

THE JAPANESE GOLD

EMBARGO.

LIKELY TO BE LIFTED.

(THROUGH BELTER'S AGENOT.)

TOKYO, Nov. 8. Indications tha the good embargo will be lifted next year are C- cumulating.

Following the Finance Minister's assertion on November 6 that with the present exchange rates it is clear that gold release is indeed. near, the lending vernacular news- papers give préminence to reports tezcerning Mr. Tsushima, the Fin- ance Commissioner, who is now in New York negotiating with Mor- gans for an overdraft of one hun dred million dollars in favour of the Yokohama Spedie Bank for the purpose of supporting the early lifting of the embargo on gold ex ports, enforced since 1017.

Negotiations are reported to be progressing davourably. This to- gether with the yen's rapid ap proach to par, leads financial experts to expect the signing of the overdraft agreement in New York to be immediately followed by Tokyo's official announcement of the termination of the embargo.

This will probably be in January or February.

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DRAMATIST INVOLVED IN

MURDER CHARGE.

[THROUGH NEUTER'S AGENCY.]

BERLIN, Nor, S. A sensational arrest has been made, of the dramatist Peter Mar- tin'ampel, author of Poison Gas over. Berlin," "Revolt in Borstal Institute. He is supe ed of im plication in a murder by the

Black Reichswehr," which "body was active come years ago. He was at that time a meinber of the organization,

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TOO MANY TREASURY BILLS!

REASON FOR BRITAIN'S NEW LOAN,

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.),

LONDON, Nov. 7. In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Philip Snowden, explaining the reasons for the issue of a five per cent conversion loan, said that he felt it was very desirable to curtail the volume of treasury bills, the amount of which had extensive- ry increased in recent timer.

He expected that future exche- quer operations would be conducted en advantageous terms.

Telegrams in Brief.

Count von Schaumburg-Lippe, the second pilot of the, Lufthanen air-liner which crashed at Marden Park, Barrey, on Wednesday, has died of his injuries.

It is announced that Frau Zoub- koff has been found to be suffering from inuammation of the lungs. Pleuritic complications are feared.

Wecks and Co. Ltd., the fiffty year old Shanghai general depart- ment store, unanimously decided

DODWELL & CO., LTD. yesterday, to close the business.

Queen's Buildings. Agents.

Telephone 0. 1080. A

The premises of the Company were recently sold for seven lakhs of tacls to the Shanghai Power Com- pany.

The second defendant, who was convicted on one charge only, was fined 8100 or two months' imprison-

ment.

'CHANGE.

done at $19. Lane, Crawfords have BED ROCK ON NEW YORK takers at $1.05. Amusements at $90 and Dairy Farms at 80% have not moved. Benguet Consolidateda havs further strengthened and can be "placed at Baj.

Banks-Houg Kong and Shanghai Banks have ruled steady at $1,355 Cotton Mills-Owing to the poli at which figure they have been tical situation in the North, this placed London advises that there market is rather lower. Ewos were aro buyers at £12410.

dealt in down to Ts. 15, while Marine and Fire Insurances- Shanghai Cottons show a further Unions have further declined to decline at Tis. 73 for the Old and

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NEW YORK, Nov. 7 The Stock Market fluctuated which converted many losses into violently to-day during the short gains. Many brokers incline to the three-hour session. A sharp breskopinion that the market has at was followed by a pronounced rally * length reached bedrock.

8367. Cantons at 2005 and Hong | Tis. 60 for the New shares respec- DODWELL &

Kong Fires at 8916 are wanted 'attively. quotations. Underwriters changed hands at 82.35.

Shipping Douglas "Steamships after having dropped to $25 have recovered to a buying quotation of gas. Preferred Indos have ad- vanced to $45 and probably a little more would be paid. Hong Kong, Canton and Macao Steamboats are wanted at 8261. Union Waterboats at 8 have not moved.

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Rubbers. The following are "the i latest cabled quotations received from Shanghai:--

Anglo-Javas Anglo-Dutch Batu Anamas Chemors Consolidateds Kroowocks...............

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Raw rubber is quoted at ald buyers.

Docks, Wharves and Godownia - Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharves continue

demand nt $1474. Whampoa Docks are on offer at $41. China Providents were dealt in at 853 and have further buyers. Hong-

Exchange.-The T.T. kew Wharves at Tis. 190, Shang London to-day in 1/81 and on bai Docks at The 107 and Now En-Shanghai 784. gineerings at Tis. 7 are unchanged.

ratc on

Forward Settlement Dayd-Nov.

...

Lands, Hotels and Buildings.-A further rise has taken place in Hong 26 and Dec: 23, 1829. Kong and Shanghai Hotels and sales were made at 811.10. Hong Kong Lands are enquired for at 800 Humphreys Estates were sold at 811.70. Realtys fetched $0.

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[Daily Share Quotations will be found, on page 2 of this issue.]

11.07 p.m.- Humorous English Song. Mr. Robert Sutherland. Accompanist:

Mr. George Grimble. .11.15 p.m.-

Self" Miller. The Band of

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"Voyage in a Troop

"Berwick." Condue tor: M. G. J. Maulkin... God Save The King..

p.m. (Approx.).— Close

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1.49 p.m.Weather report, 7.48 p.m.-Evening weather re- port.

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"SUNDAY,

RELAY FROM ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, GARDEN ROAD.

9.55 to 1 m. approx.-Morning service from St. Joseph's Church. (a) Holy Mass; (b) Sermon, "How Conscience may be Defied," by Rev. R. W. Gallagher S.J.; (0) Benediction of the Blessed Sacre

Selection,Tipperaryland," Stod. don. The Band of HMLS. Berwick by kind permission of Capt. Robinean and Officers, Conductor: Mr. G. J. Mankkia. 9.15 p.m. Soprano Song, "Danny Boy" Old Irish. Mrs. Richard Sanger. - Violia Obbligato: Mr. Johnment.

Braga Accompanist: Mr. Geo. Grimble.

0.23 p.m.

Dick Barty and a piano, (a) “The ture that caught on"; (b) "Rum-ti-tum, come follow the drum."

9.3 p.m.-

Piano Solo, "Scherzo Marziale," Villiers Stanford. Mrs. Scott Little.

9.40 p.m.-

Baritone Sonz,

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9.49 p.m.- Contralto Song, There's a Land," Allitsen Mias Vivina Helmore. Accompanist: Mrs. Scott Little. 9.50 p.m.-

Humorous Scotch Song. Mr, Robert Sutherland. Accompanist: Mr. George Grimble.

10.03. p.m. The Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton will give a short ad- dress on " Poppy Day."

10.05 p.m.

Selection, "Merrie England." E. German. The Band of H.M.S. Berwick. Conductor: Mr. G. J. Maulkin,

10.90.-News bulletin. Selection, H.M.8. Pinafore, Sulli- van.The Band of M6, Ber- wick, Conductor: Mr. G. J. Manikin

10.30 p.m. Soprano Song, Roses of Picardy," Haydn Wood, Mrs. Richard Banger. Violin Obbligato: Mr. John Braga; Accompanist: Mr.

George, Grimble.

10.38 p.m.-Dick Barty, and

Piano, (a) Voila'; (b) Cutts of the Cruiser". What-Not." 10.48 p.m.-

Pinto Bolo, Lament Opus 148, Vil: Jiera Stanford. Mrs. Scott Little.

10.63 p.m.- Baritone Song, "Requiem," Homer. Mr. A. E. Stone. Accompanist: Mr. Georgo Grimble

p.m.

Contralto Song, "My Prayer," W II. Squire Mrs. Vivian Hel moreAccompanist: Mrs. Scott

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11 a. approx. to 1 p.m.-Pre- gramme of Chinese records. (Chi- nese commercial news f received),

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7.45 p.m.-Evening weather re- port.

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