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GOLD DISCOVERED IN KENYA

New York

3.34*

Helsingfors

Montreal

3.84?

Madrid

40 18/10

Silver (spot)

ing, 16

Brussels

24.10

Lishon

130

Silver (forward) Warlonn

16 15/13 95 3/16

NATIVE RESERVES TO BE RE-ALLOCATED

Now York: January 18

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Loya, Jan. 18. THE Colonial Office, in an au. thoritative statement, deals with the position of the native lands following upon the recent discovery of gold in Kenya.

It is explained that in East Africa, minerals are the property not of the occupiers of the land, whether European or native, but of the Crown.

Large areas, totalling nearly 31 million acres, have from time to time been set aside for the native population but the creation of auch native reserves has in no way 'in- fringed the Crown's ownership of the minerals in or under the soil and an Ordinance passed in 1930 provided that, 'with the advice and consent of the Central Native Lands Trust Board, the Governor could exclude from the native reserve, land required for such purposes as railways, aerodromes, townships, waterworks and for the develop- ment of the rainoral resources of tha Colony.

Where any such exclusion was made, an equivalent area of land was to be added to the reserve.

Meanwhile, the Land Commission. appointed to consider the needs both present and prospective of the na tive population in Kanya in regard to land and to report on the de- sirability and practicability of set- ting aside further lands for native occupation has been at work in Kenya since August last.

The

"The discovery of valuable gold; deposits is of the greatest import- ance to Kenya as a whole.' local Government has given most careful consideration to the policy to be followed in developing the potential goldfield.

On the technical aspects they have secured the advice of Sir

[REUTER'S "AMERICAN BARVICH]

Dow Jones Averages: High-1939 Low: Jan. 17. Jan. 18

40 Bonds

88.76

41.30

36.11 83.26.

Change" 1.39 down .01 down 27.01.44. down 70.67

41.39 81.76

60.36

13.33 197.59

20.09

16.53 97.95

05.78 70.07

.30 down

E. A. Pierce and do. Beport. The market has ruled irregular. The do- oling was resumed to-day. From the trading standpoint, buying in not recommended. The regular Liggett & Myers, common, dividend has been declared with a dollar extra. Business Done: 600,000 aliares,

HIOB

45

401

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1932

Low PER. Sα..

HONG KONG RIFLE LEAGUE

GARRISON SERGEANTS' WIN OPENING MATCH

WOODMAN MAKES FINE SCORE FOR CLUB

On Sunday 13 threo-cornered match was fired on tho Rifle Club range at Kowloon Tong. The Hong Kong Rifle Club beat the Garrison Sergeants Mens by, one point on actual hits, but the allowances for use of open sights put the G.8.M on top with a score of 480, the Club' making 463 and the R.A.F. 436.

The scores WOTO!---

Garrison Sergeants' Mess.

200 300 000 yds, yds. yds. Ttl

.... 31 27 23.81

29 P4 24 76

20

.... 30 .... 24

21

75

24 10 73

70.

18 28 15 ΟΙ

157 148 191 436)

Grand Total 480

Hong Kong Rifle Club,

200 500, 600

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20

·6,00 Allied Chemical & Dye 4.00 American Can....................

85

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*H. Emory

*C. Kirk

582

38

137

9.00 American Tel, & Tel.

304A

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80

5.00 American Tobacco "B"

*W. Farquhar *S. V. Clarka

821

614

188

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Anaconda Copper Mining 4.00 - Auburn

*J. Garrod

7

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43

452

438

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24

23

201

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Canadian Pacific

13

13.

91

1.00 Chrysler Motors

145

14

4.00 Consolidated Gas of N.Y,

60

07

400 Drugs, Inc. .......

35

342

2.00 Du Pont de Nemours .........

30

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36..

3.00 Eastman Kodak ...........

591

50%

yds. yds. yds. Ttl.

6% 8. Electric Bond & Share

182

177

R. H. Woodman 31

31

30

84

0.40 General Electric .....

13.

H. Watson 27

30 20.

15

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28

25

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1.00 Gillette Safety

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22

71

*C. Holmes...... St JD

13

4.00 Liggett & Myers "B"

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507

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173

134

132

..40%

301

2.00 Pacific Gas & Electric

Pennsylvania Railway

201

201

171

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104

1.00 Standard Oil Co. of New

Jersey

*Walter

20

203

301

*S. Conway

20 20 2173

0.40 Socony-Vacuum Corpn. ....

*Lister

1.20 Union Carbide & Carbon

201

*Rowe

Adams

6:00 Union Pacifio

731

United States Steel

281

*Turner

Westinghouse E. & M.

29

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1.20 International Harvester .....

International Tel. & Tel.

3.00 Loew's Inc.

Montgomery Ward

9.80 National Biscuit.

Albert Kitson, a very eminent geo- JAPANESE INDUSTRY, HONG KONG STOCK

logist of worldwide experience, and in framing the necessary ordinance to deal with the immediate situa- tion they have taken the opinion of the Central Native Lands Trus Board, the Chief Native Commis- sioner and the Land Commission.

IN 1932

YEAR OF CHANGE AND UNCERTAINTY

MARKET

YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL

QUOTATIONS

Again there was no material

Moreover, the Governor has taken- the wise stop of explaining the

Tokyo, Jan. 1.-Industrial circles, position in the natives themselves encouraged by the reimposition of change in the state of the market in their tribal gatherings.

the gold embarge and the promise to-day, although not a few of the Every care has been taken to much hope. Prices advanced fairly ly but steadily absorbed. Of the of prosperity," began the year with investment issues are being gradual safeguard not only the interests of sharply. A reaction, however, soan 1 minor issues Cements were a fărın. individuals in the immediate pre- developed in the absence of con- feature, as also. Eron and Dairy. sent but also the ultimate interest sumption demand. of the tribes as a whole in the fu-

Subsequently

ture.

the situation improved with slump in the yen and the conse- quent expansion of the export

The Government inflation policy also caused domestic prices to mount.

The surface actually required for reef niuing in Kenya is a matter trade. of acres only and the total amount of the land likely to be excluded from the reserves is, relatively, very small. Moreover, the exelu- sion is only for the duration of the lease.

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The matter of immediate import ance is to ensure that any indivi: dual native whose holding covera the ground required for mining (Continued at foot of next Qoluma)

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Production depended largely on the price movement. When prices declined in April, production fell of but when prices started to improve, the turnout was increased. In October the infiktion boom deve- lopod in many lines, and this, together with a conseless downward movement of the yen, brought about a rush of orders. Production then mounted. Many factories which had been restricting production for years started to alleviate curtailment and even work full capacity. The fol- lowing are the production restric- tions, observed:---

Jan.

Oct, Nov, Doc. 1933 Percentage) Cotton yarn 30.4 304 30.4 27,0 Rayon 15.0 10.0 Abolished Bleaching Powder 45.0 38.0 35.0 20.0 Superphosphate... 50.0 50.0 30.0 30.0 Cement.............. 87.5:57.5 85.0 55.0 Steel bars

******** 10.0 10.0 Abolished It is remarkable that rayon pro ducers have now started to work full capacity, Japan has hitherto occupied sixth place in the world list, but in the new year will boʻ raised to the second place, Steel and fertilizer manufactuters are expanding their works. Many in- dustrial concerns which have not paid any dividend for yenzs -can pay for the term now ended. An increase in dividend payments is also reported by other concerna Japan Chronicle..

operations shall receive compensa- tion for disturbance "and an alter- native piece of ground on which he may live and work in close pro- ximity to his market.

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The Governor does not contem- plate any difficulty in providing any individual dispossessed native with land. Compensation will also be paid to local native funds.

The function of the Land Com- mission is to report on the ads quacy of the reserves and they will take all factors into account includ ing the requirements of possible mining development.

The Government of Kenya have ́approached a difficult problem in a practical and sympathetic way. They are dealing effectively with the immediate necessity of resettl ing individual natives on whose land gold is found and when the Land Commission reports, the Grow ernment of Kenya and the Govern mont at Home will be able to deal comprehensively with the wider - „question of the adequacy of the rec

·Borven

Farms:

Sales. Hong Kong Banks, $1,605. Hotels (Old), $9.05/9.10. Hong Kong Lands, $75). Electrici, $76. Cements (Combined), $11. Dairy Farms, $29.40/20),

Buyers,

Hong Kong Banks, $1,680. Mercantile Bank A. & B., £24. Canton Insurandes, $1,390, Union Insurances, $547). Douglases, #97.

Providents (Old), $4.45. Hotels (Old), 80.10. Hong Kong Lands, $76. Realties, $71.

Chinese Estates, 106. Ewo Cottons, Tla. 14. Telephones. (New), $m}" Coments (Combined), $10.90, Cemente (Old), $7.70. Dairy Farma, 820,40. Govt. Loans, % Prem

Ballers. -Providents (018),' 84.85.

Hotels (Old), $0.15. Hong Kong Lands, $70). Ewo Cottons, Tls. 14.20) Amusements, 15 Wallace Harpers, 80. China Sports, $8.

150 147 131.

Grand Total

R.A.F.-Kal" Tack Rifle Club,

200 600 600

yds, yds. yds, Til,

20 22 74

21 28 22

25 20 20

25 26 18:

143 143 110 306

433

Grand Total *Plus 10% for use of open sights,

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