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THE LATE SIR W,

ROBERTSON

Heart Failure When

About To Get Up

PLAYING COLF THE DAY

BEFORE

གནས

(Special Air-Mail Service)

Sunday Feb. 13.--Field-Marshal Sir William Robertson, who rose from the ranks and was Chief of the Imperial General Staff in the war years, 1915-18, died suddenly in bed at his residence in West- bourne-torrace, London, W., yester day morning, at the age of 73 years. Death was due to heart failure, and according to the London Daily Telegraph it must have occurred within a few seconds of the seizure. Sir William's death came as a great shock to Lady Robertson and the members of the family, for up] to Saturday he showed no sign of illness or fatigue.

On Saturday morning, indeed, he played a round of golf, and dined out in the evening. When he re- tired there was no reason to imagine that he was in any way unwell.

He was in his usual cheery hum pur yesterday morning when, about half-past seven, he took his early cup of tea. But at half-past eight, as he was about to get up, he com plained to Lady Robertson that he felt unwell, and collapsed with startling suddenness. Miss Helen Robertson, the younger daughter. telephoned for Dr. E. N. Showell- Rogers, of Kensington Park-gar- dens, and the latter was joined by the family medical man, Dr. Ar- thur Shirley, of Curzon-street.

No Inquest Necessary. Only Lady Robertion was with her husband when death occurred, and it came 87 suddenly that for a while she failed to realiss that he had passed away. An inquest will not be necessary.

The elder daughter, Rosamond, wife of Lt.-Cmdr.. Walter Lockett Agnew, lives not far from her fa ther's house. Her husband and she hurried to Westbourne-terrace receiving the news.

on

Major Brian Robertson, D.8.0., M.C., the elder and only surviving

Money and Markets

HONG KONG STOCK

MARKET

SATURDAY'S OFFICIAL-

REPORT

THE PIECE GOODS MARKET

COTTONS AND FANCY COTTONS

received by the General Chamber of The following reports have been Commerce:--

Judging from the demand for scrip today, investors would seem to be attracted at last by the lower lovel of prices recently established. The demand appears to be general, though chiefly concentrated on the slowly on

The markot is moving somewhat investment issues, which have all developments and dealers are averse account of political been marked up. To some extent, to long redit transactions Trade the minor issues also are proving with up-country districts is "conse- attractive, a rush being made forquently Lights,

restricted. Prices for Hotels, Cements, these being bid up to 911, Spring Fancies have declined a

Realtion and

Staples remain steady but those for 89, 873 and 881. respectively, little, though still showing a margin.

Sales,

for sellers. The boycott of Japanese goods continues unabated but some shipments of Russian chintz prints are reported. Views that. Russian textiles would be "dumped" to take the place of Japanese manu- factures have not been substantiab ed, ns the Russian manufacturers do hot appear to be able to meet prices or requirementa

Dank of East Asia, 8100 ex div. Hong Kong Files, $1,300. Providents (013), Si: 15/4.90. Hotel (Old). 87.80. Hong Kong Lands, $74, Ching Lights (Old), 810), H.K. Electrics, 8731. Cements (Comb.), 9.35/8.10.

Buyers.

Hong Kong, Broks, $1,535. Banks of East Asia, $100 ex div. Hong Kong Fire, $1,330. Douglases, $31.

H.K. Steamboats, Re Providents (Old), 84.15. Hotels (Old), $7.90.. Hotels (New), 873. Hong Kong Lands, $73). Realtirs, 37.40.

Chinese Extnter, 895. Ewa Cottons, Tis. 131. Hong Kong Trams, 820.80. China Lights (Old), 811. China Lights (New), 83. H.K. Electries 875). Telephonos (New), 27. Cementa (Combined), 35.40, B. Ind. G. Bonds, 65% Gort. Loans, 4% Premiin.

Sollers.

Union Insurances, $560. Raubs, 911.

Shanghai Cottons. Tis. 60. United Theatres, Tis. 5.

son, who succeeds to the baronetcy, and a grant from public funds has been in Geneva in a a military in his case £10,000. At the same secretarial capacity. He was at

once informed of his father's death, time he was created a Baronet, and made arrangements to retura as quickly as possible.

As evidenced by his busy day..on Saturday, Sir William Robertson had continued to lead a most 'ac- tive life. He was fond of golf, and. was at his happiest when in the open air. He was tireless in his fulfilment of many public engage

ments.

since Sergt.-Major Brill, who help

It is less than a fortnight aga ed to train Private Robertson, died at Cheltenham, aged 82,

Inst

The Premier's Tribute.. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald night paid the following tribute to the dead Field-marshal:

"I am deeply grieved to hear of the death of this fine, old soldier. He suffered from some bronchial He won his way by the sheer merit trouble, but otherwise seemed to of his service from the bottom rung be exceptionally robust for a man of the ladder to the highest rank of his year.

He was fond of de in the Army; and, having gained claring that he was still young.

almost every

distinction Sir William Robertson was among military life could bring him, he which those war leaders who in 1919 re-ended his days as one of the most ceived the thanks of Parliament forceful and convincing friends of

(Continued on next Column)

APRIK - DECYMOSA

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$7.99

the cause of peace.***

The latest Cotton prices to handl are those of the 3rd inst. :- American Mid. "Spot ", 4.790,

Egyptian Sakel. F.G.F. "Spot ", 0.84d.

Woollens,

Some business in Woollens for July/August shipments is reported but the market is hesitant in view "of the unsettled outlook and fluctus- tions in exchange. Owing to the new Tariff, many lines of Woollens "cannot be ordered this year and therefore importa are likely to be on a smaller scale. Very little business appears to be moving in Wool, Cotton wad Rayon yarns but a few. transactions in Hosiery yarns are reported to have beco arranged.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES

NOVEMBER BALANCE

$12,907,000.

The Government Gazette financial statement for the month of Novem- ber, 1939 is as follows:-

BEVENUE AND EXPENDITURE

Excess of Assets over Liabilities on 31st October, 1932 .....$11,882,873.28 Revenue from 1st to

30th November, 1932 2,830,030.24

814,718,905.50

Expenditure from Ist to 30th November, 1032

AO FC. Average of Shanghai Stocks

JAN.- WAN.

/OST-DEC.

JANUARY

Balance..

2,421,851.53

$12,297,063.97

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE

SHAREBROKERS: ASSOCIATION..

Bayaraf 8siters Batua Nominal

MONDAY, MARCH 6.

Buyar Bellore

Banks

H.K. Banks

$1,83

£112 £138

Do. (London)

Chartered Banks...

£241

£9

Mercantile Bks. "A"|

Do.

·Batt

£9

ex div. $100

Bank of East Asia...

er civ. $100

#28

$1,055

R

$33 $92

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Do. Insurances

$1,375 Canton Insurances.... 32.38 Underwriters

International Assce...

0100

1500

$620

... Union Insurances....

Chios Fires

31,380 $2,50

$505.

30-HK-Fires

T4

$1,340

Shipping

Douglas

Steamboats

$32

$26

Indus (praf.)

3:0

***

Do. (def.)

3/1 Stalls

**

65/ 801.

$201

Waterboata ........

**

47%

Mining

$21

$16

$181

251.

T.4

T.21

·T.sk

$105

13/8

20/-

;

Beoguete...........

$4.20 Venezuela, Gold Fids,

Kailans

T

Langkate (single)....

T2.10 Explorations......... T9.30 Shanghai Loans... Kasba various

Tronoh Minos

$3 ats. Benguet Explorations

Docks, WharTOS, Godowna, sia.

13

111

$149

H.K. & K. Wharres.

即曲唱

$4.10 | $4,16

Providents (olds...|

$144

€4,30

$18

Do.

[new] ...

0101

B.K. & W. Docka...

$170.

$10

S. China Motors' A'

18

$8

Do.

$8

7.91

T.B

37.20

T.02 Shanghai Docke ...

T6 New Engineeringa

T.220 Hongkows...

Lands, Hotels, and Buildings

$7.60

H.K. Hotels (old)

$7,60

Do.

(new)

$791

721/73

H.K. Lands

T.811

Shanghai Lands

T.10

Metropolitan Lands..!

37

H.K. Kealtics.------| $8,80

Ti1.40 China Do

1.994 Do Debantu:es

$13.90

$4.10 Humphreys

M$140 Asia Raalties "A"

M$2.

Chinese Estates ......

Do.

$56

** Cotton Milla

. T.3.20

Ewo

T.13

T13.35

T.89

S'hai Cottons.........

T.67

Ti

Zooug Bing's

FIG

$105

Wing On Textiles(9.)

$115

$20.60

$20%

38

A

18

(new)...

120)

Star Ferrios********

$34 $83

Yaumati Ferries (old)

IM

$10.10

- Public Utilition

Tramways......................

$1.20 Poak Trams (old)... Do

Do (now

cum. rights...

Chins Lights (old)....

Do. (20W)... $72 Do.

H.K. Electrica

Sandakan Lights...

Do. (LOW)...

China Buses ......aun Tractions

Kite...

$73

$24.30

Macao, do.

$12

100

Telephones (old) ......

$87

(202

T40

9

12-

Do. (pro)....

Industrials

827

Malabon Bugars

$27

T.14

Caldbeck, |(ort.)

T10

Muogrogors (pref.)

40.

Canton Ices

$6

$7.80

Cementa (comb.)...

$7,70

36

Do (old)...

#11

Do. (new)...

#11

Ropes

$7

Uh: Agricultures...

MLSCSIISIDOR

$27

Dairy Farmas

$27

1

Der A Winga.........

$124 Amusements ................,

$12

quumesem mu mummunge

Do

$12.40 Ch. Etainments...... $11Į

Constructions, (old) (new) $5.40 Lane Crawfords.......

34,8

cta

$21

Mackintoakservarias

Nanyang Tobacco...

$16

Binceres jourrontar

M

$12

Watsons (old)

321.40

Do. (new) --***

13.36 Wm. Powells

$3.20

$10

M. Greyhounds........

$81

8. C. Enterprises ....

United Theatrom.................

84.30

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A.O.F.C. MARKET COMMENT

February 28. The Stock Market continued to give a dull, meaningless performan- ve, in spite of the indistinct stirrings

the week under review was very quite, owing to the uncertainty over the situation in the North, and only little interest was shown for new business." A

B. Ind. G. Bonds... *

HB, Gort, Loans,.: $104

Wallace Harper......

China Sports Ltd...

19

$230

HK. Wing On.

"INEQUITY TO LANCASHIRE”

S'hai Do

PROTEST AGAINST INDIAN TARIFFS.

The annual report of the Board of Directors of Manchester Chamber of Commerce, declares that the Indian duties. against Lancashire goods were now much higher than was justified, biz

It appeared that the British Gov- ornment and the Government of India had allowed the alliance of the Indian millowners with the Cou gross Party to harry them into action which, had disregarded other [ legitimate interests,

Should that prove to be the case could not agree. A small amount of Shanghai Docks changed hands The Stock Market is apparently will be forced to miss the political in the future, Lancashire in turn at 93 March with further sellers at pursuing an entirely natural course weapon and to call upon its that rate. Transactions were done in taking a waiting attitude. In numerous Parliamentary representa of significant events in the world only" in the principal stocks on vestors have seemingly determined tives for action to redress a situa of finance and politics. Uneasiness Monday, Bhanghai Lands changed that the present level of values tiod of obvious Inequity.

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over the news from North China hands at 21 cash and 21.78 March,comes as near to approximating the British and Indian Governmenta Hongkong, and Miss Helmi Mein, The secretary to the Italian Consul in had an adverse effect on the mur closing with sellers at the laat outlook as it is possible to come at would only have themselves to thank of 16, Macdonnell Rond, between ket prices, which drifted lower on figure: Trams closed at 20 March this time. Flurries of disconcerts if their efforts to solve the political Mr. Donald Britton Evans, solici Tuceday. Movements of the stocks and Ewos. changed hands at 13.10 ing rumours fail to cause sustained problems of India were disrupted tor, of 108, the Peak and Mies during and after Settlement. Day cash and 13.20 March were negligible, with total turn- The Domestic Bond Market re-equally produce only modest pub-tiative of Lancashire.".

liquidation, and hopeful forecasts by action of that kind on the in- Mary Gertrude Voronica Anne over on Wednesday amounting, to covered a considerable proportion of plic buying.

Butterfield, of 501, the Peak and 7,030 and on Thursday to 3,003 the losses suffered during the two

between Mr. Omar Rumjahn Sadick, shares and bonds. The appearance previous weeks. Their relatively High for 1031-33 of the market did not change on firm market position in the face of any of the ensuing trading days, hear There was a fair demand or cor- tain issues, but- buyers; and.

political reports was quite couraging.

he piece goods market during

February 22, 193300,22 The weddings will shortly take clerk in the employ of the Union place between Dr. J. A. T. Selby Insurance Society of Canton, ankl September 19, 1931-28.80 Medical Department, residing at £, reciding at 3a Hennessey Road, July 12, 1937-19.99 Thorpe Manor, May Road, and Miss Hongkong, and Misa Anna Boon Low for 1931-33

Edna Beatrice Blackburn, 36, The deram, 00, owen Street, Hong- February 28, 1033 20.06. Peak; between Mr. Maro Oumietti, kong

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