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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

Sharebrokers' Association

HONG

KONG DAILY PRÈSS, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1935.

HONG KONG-CANTON

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RELATIONS

TRADE

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£13

Do. 140

Aais

131

$80

Bank of East

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Ch. Fin Corp. UML S.

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Insurances

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per cent, of the population of Hong whose Hops is Chinese in" race, social and financial associations are almost

exclusively ..with their

Gentlemen. It gives me great brethren in the Kwangtung Pro-pleasure to propose the toast of vince, and who are moreover a com- closer commercial relations between munity whose wealth automatical-the two cities, coupled with good ly flows back to China.

wishes to the Goodwill Mission." "Does not this indicate that we (Applause.) are both so closely related that the more prosperity we can create between us in our respective spheres

ust be to the beaent of both of"

will give special heed to the fur-spaces, parks and therance of trade interests between the two cities.

1903. $320 ex div. $325

us? Jex dir. 1382 #185

14

$30

Canton LauraİJOAN..

1203

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31

$3221 ex dir

$392)

Union Insuran

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$400

China Fires

HA. Fires

$200

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130

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72.6

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21 eta.

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Senguat Consolidated

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$34 Balatcos

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12

United Paracales... 29 ats

Salacot Mining......11 atm,

... cts, ipa Mining.............

30 otsogons

$14

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14

Daugista (sugie) 8.

Explorations...... 3.

Shanghai Loans

Kaubsrente

3.5 Venezuela told Fida.

Ducks, Wharves. Godowns, eta.

1.K. & Wharves. (Cum. Rights)

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$30 72/6 $111

ساع 184

192

125 eta

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$85

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120 C..

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H.R. & W. Docks

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$110

Shanghai Docks S.

$6"

New Engineeriaus.

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Hongkew

Lands, Hotels," and

Buildings

H.K. Hotals

$3

H.Kas 130

$100

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Metropolitan Lands..

H.K. Iealties...

$7.

China Does y

3123

Do. Debentureas.

18

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New Asia Hotel Asia Remitic "A"}

134

Do.

"B" .

$90

Chinese Estates...

Cotton Milia

$8.30

EwON

170

S'ha Cotton.fuldjS.

$8.10 167

$43

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88

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89:40

$65

Wing On Textiles(3.)

536

Pubila Utilities

811.80

Tramways

76

(DOW)...

$771

Star Ferries

$20

$7.50

$55

HK. Electrics ...... $55

$93

Увса do.

IH

$82

22/6

$6.20

$12190

Peak Teams (old)...)

Do.

Yaumati F'erries.

China Lighte........ $7.85

Sandakan Lights .......

Telephonos (aid)

Do.

(DOW)...

Chías Buses ð. Tractions Do.

(pref.).

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Malabon Sugar

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Canton Ices

Vements

MiscellaneoRE

$81

$13

11.80

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$78

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$1,80 $6.20

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112

$1.86

Amusementasies.

12

$6.40

Ch. Etainmeats... 35

$1.40

51.30

45 at 1.

25 cts.

$5

$31

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Mackintosha...... Tobacco... Nanyang Ninceres ............ Watsona

170 ate. Wm, Poweli...

$1.35

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prem

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NEW JUBILEE STAMPS

30-000,000 Sold On

First Day

13

155 str.

B1.36

$100 $90 $31

Average values total 20,000,000. The de-

dally sales of these

mands of stamp collectors and souvenir hunters will have added at least 50 per cent, to the aver-

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"Gentlemen, I think it does, and I sincerely trust that this exchange et visits may further cement the und friendly relationship which has always existed between Hong Kong and Kwangtung and. which we desire not only to com- tinue but to strengthen.

HEAVENLY PROSPERITY "Finally, Gentlemen, it has just cccurred to me that the Chinese name given to my firm by our Chinese friends, "Teen Cheang translated Into English means Heavenly Prosperity. Mr. Ho and I have secretly devoutly wished that it might have been the Chi- nese word meaning 'Earthly Pros- perity laughter) but...at any rate, We can both look forward to the

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were not neglected, and patriotism was inspired by monuments to national heroes." In spite of dif- cult condition's a magnificent mo- dern city-one, bound to expand tremendously was being built up. He was glad to note that a network of, reads from the suburbs to the ready The toast was honoured with country was providing a

Low lying great enthusiasm.

means of expansion. areas had been drained and were to-day residential suburbs with wide roads bordered by shady trees, and villas standing in their own rounds-districts which would be a credit to any city.

MR. BELL'S REPLY The Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell, in responding to the toast, said that in the first place he wished to thank His Excellency, on behalf of the visitors for the wonderful re- ception which had been accorded to them. CApplause). In this con- nection he could not refrain from an expression of thanks to the two gentlemen who had the party under their personal care-Colonel Leung and Mr. Chow Ho Tung. (Ap plause.)

"They were extraordinarily kind to us said Mr. Bell, "and I must say I have nothing but admiration for

the ability with which this whole trip has been organised. I would also like to utter a word of thanks to all the managers and directors of the various works which we visited: they were ex-

tremely kind to us and spared no trouble in showing us around and explaining everything. (Applause.)

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OLD CITY WALLS The transformation from Canton to the Canton of the pre- sent was ittle short of marvellous."} but more surprising was the fact that all this development had oc- curred within a comparatively few years. Less than fwenty years had elapsed since the old city walls were demolished. It was not as the intervening years had been quiet, peaceful and favourable to progress." On the contrary, within that period there had been con- siderable political disturbance.

In face of the industrial develop- ment which had been shown to the Committee during the day, and

realising that these enterprises were only a beginning and would extend very considerably in the near future, hits surprise at the pro- gress of the city was greatly in- Creased. He was sure that the same energy, business sense and

hereafter with confidence and hope (Renewed laughter). Gentlemen, I ask you to join me in drinking to

I wish to say how much I re- bath the heavenly and earthly

gret that all the members of the prosperity of the Canton Chamber

General Committee were unable to of Commerce." (Applause.)

The toast having been honoured. Recept the Chairman's very kind the proceedings shortly afterwards Invitation. In particular, I know good guidance which had modern- that Mr. Grayburn, the Chief Man-ised the city of Canton would make terminated.

ager of the Hong Kong & Shang-

a success of the new industrial hal Banking Corporation, was very

enterprises. On behal of the keen to come, and it was only on

visitors he asked His Excellency Thursday that he telephoned to say and the whole assembly to accept he was really very seedy and might

their very sincere thanks for the not be able to make the journey.splendid reception and hospitality I regret to tell you that I have which had been accorded to them heard to-day that Mr. Grayburn and their sincere admiration for has had to go to hospital. He has the marvellous progress which they sent in his place a very capable could see had been made in recent representative in Mr. Davies, who

years. (Applause.) is the Manager of the Bank In Hong Kong.

MR. LIN'S BANQUET

On Saturday night the Chairman of the Kwangtung Provincial Gov- ment (Mr. Lin Yun Koy, gave banquet in honour of the Hong Kong uelegation. This was held in

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tween Hong Kong and Canton than have existed in the past. We all know that in many respects we are

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SHIPPING MOVEMENTS Mr. Bell concluded by asking the members of the Mission to drink

The steam ship "Alipore" left the health of "Els Excellency and Moll for this Port on the 27th Prosperity to Canton."

til am, and is due here on the 1st prox at about 6 am.

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nandsome apartments of the the Municipal Reception House, neut on this occasion being in European style. During dinner a

*Gentlemen, I feel that this is programme of music was admirably rendered by the Municipal Band really a very important occasion, There were invited to meet the because it may be-and I assure

An account of the visits paid by you all the members of my Mission Hong Kong visitors His Honour the

the Committee to various industrial Mayor of Canton (Mr. Lau Chi sincerely trust it will be the be-enterprises will be given in our next Wen); H.B.M. Consul-General (Mr.ginning of even closer relations be- Herbert Phillips, "CMG, 0.6.87, Commissioner Li Luk Cháo, Com- missioner Woo"Kai Yin, member of the Provincial Council; Mr. Chan inter-dependent and many of us feel that still closer connections Chung Pick, President of the Can- ton Municipal Bank; Mr, La Taiwould be beneficial to both sides. Chu, Economic Adviser to the I do not propose to give any. Illus- Finance Department: Mr. Luk Yáu Kong, Secretary-General the Provincial Government: Colonel" C. W. Leung, Counsellor to the Mill- tary Headquarters; Dr. Wu Pak Haing, Counsellor to the Muni- cipality: Mr. Shum Tsol Wo, Pré- sident of the Kwangtung Provincia! Bank; Mr. Man Shu Haing, Director of Public Works; Mr. Y. Y. Chan, Manager of the Sales Office for Products of the Povincial Factories The guests also included members.

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trattons to-night, but It be evident to everyone at this table are many ways in that there which we can work together." Yon, on your side, by your cordial in- vitation and by the extraordinarily hearty welcome you have given us, have shower that you would be pre- pared for even closer relations than have existed in the past.

GOOD WISHES TO ALL "These feelings are shared by of the Goodwill

of the Executive Committee of the every member Canton City Chamber of Com-Mission and also by the business and Government of Inerce and various officials and community. leading

business men, namely, Hong Kong His Excellency Sir Messrs. Chen Ben Ming. Hop Chup William Peel took the greatest in- Ping. Chiu Bit Sun, Fo Yick Chi, terest in this Mission and hoped Leung Ting Kai, Chik Tez Hing, Lin that much good would come from it. As you know, Sir William Peel | Shung Chun, Tang Chun Tak, Chow

Hok Tung. C. E. Chang. Lau Shingleft the Colony a week ago, but

saw Sir Thomas Southarn, the Other Lang. and Ho Siu Foy,

Acting Governor,

Thursday guests were Messrs. C. E. Whita- more, HM. Consul; D. A. Cameron, evening and he asked me to convey Acting Consul; and F. F. Garner, his good wishes to your Excelency and to his other friends in Canton, Vice-Consul...

and to express the hope that the ́good reintions which are so essen- In proposing the "toast of the tial to the prosperity of our two evening, His Excellency the Chair-great ties may grow ever more man said.

THE TOAST

on

cordial, and that this Mizkion may lead: to a fuller appreciation of the interdependence of Canton and Hong Kong, and to that greater knowledge of one another which alone can give us the fullest un- derstanding of our mutual needs." (Applause.)

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"Honourable Guests and Friends: It is indeed a great pleasure to have the Hong Kong Goodwill Mission in Canton city, and to meet all its members. I wish to take this op portunity to extend to our guests i hearty welcome. The relations

Ar. Bell said that in the second between the Province of Kwang- tung and the Colony of Hong Kong place he had to try and convey "Further-·| samething of the admiration which have been very cordial more, because of the geographical the Mission felt for the progress The Jubilee stamps will remain proximity and trade interests be which was so manifest in the won- ou sale until July 7. During that tween the two places, true co-derful city of Canton. Here he felt time the ordinary lid and 2id will operation is really necessary for on somewhat safer ground because bath citles. he had known Canton as far back be completely withdrawn. The or- the prosperity of

Fas 1896, and could therefore appre dinary id and 14, Bowever, though (Applause.) they cannot be bought across the "In recent years our Govern- clate the extent of the tremendous counter, are obtainable from the ment, besides, maintaining good changes which had taken place. When the post-omces throughout automatic machines, for which the order throughout the Province, has In 1886 there was hardly a street the country, from St. Martin's-Le-Jubilee stamps are too large. At put forth their best efforts along in the town more than six or seven the end of the two months the post the lines of reconstruction; mainly feet wide, but to-day one saw Grand to the tiniest village

offices will revert to the ordinary for the purpose of giving to both magnificent wide streets, many of office, opened at eight o'clock on

Chinese and foreigners a good op them one hundred feet' wide, well Monday morning, the special com-stamps.

The first printing of the Jubilee portunity to develop their trade. surfaced and the traffic controlled memorative Jubilee stamps were

numbered 1,000,000,000. As we know, this Mission consists by highly competent police. One on sale. During the first twenty-stamps

gynt from High of leaders representing various magnificent bridge bad been con- four hours, it is estimated, over These were 30.000.000 stamps of the four Wycombe, where the printing was lines of business in Hong Kong, and structed across the River and done, to the Post Office Stores De- I sincerely hope that as a result of others were in prospect. Another denominations, Id, ld, ifd, and

their friendly visit to Canton, they pleasing feature was that open. partment. 21d, were sold

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London May 10.

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The steam ship "Mantua" left Singapore for this Port on the 26th. Instant at 6 am. with the outward Engilsh Malls, and is due here or the 30th instant at about

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The steam ship Tanda" left Mojr for this Fort on the 25th

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instant at p.m.; and is dus here on the 29th instant at about p.m.

The B.I. & Apcar steam ship “Talma” will leave for Amoy. Shanghai, Moil, Kobe and Osaka" on or about Thursday, May 30. 1935, at 6 am.

The Blue Funnel steam ship "Dardanus" will arrive from Kobe on 31st May, 1935.

The E. & A steam ship "Tanda" will leave for Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane. Sydney. Mel-

SHANGHAI MARKET COMMENT

1,023 bonds. Debentures. figured the Stagnation continued an Shanghai Stock Exchange last week There were no shares dealt In last Tuesday. The only bonds traded in. were. F.M.C.. 7 per cent. debentures of 1924 issue. Few wn- official transactions were reported on the exchange on the next day, Some Bhanghal Power 54 per cent. debentures were done at $80.75 Comparatively speaking a cash. little better business was done an Thursday.. when the day's total amounted to 294 shares and 90 bonds. The improvement in busi- ness was maintained during the following day as the business done for the day was 250, shares and

14.19

17:20

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$25.00)

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($15

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millions. The week opened with dullness and the tendency became stronger when the market receded

steadily under the strength of sell-

largely in the transactions. There a very small volume, the average were hardly any transactions done dally turnover being less than 10 on the following two days. De- bentures being practically the only listing which brought out investors. The outstanding feature of the Chinese Domestic Bond Market was the heavy slump of 96 Mona, which due to bearish attacks, losting orders. The heaviest setback mine than one point, during the week. Disbandment was the next loser registering net losses of 25

35 for the whole week. Aside from these two issues there were only small diferences in prices at the close of the week. There was a decided improvement in business transactions but just the same the total for the six cays represented

was experienced by 96 millions. The bearish movement affected all other issues as well although these did not decline very sharply. While all others advanced further on Friday the recovery for 5 milions

was short-lived and it went down by further substantial tractions. Movements were inconsequential on Saturday with gains predominating.

A.OF.C. Average of Shanghai Stocks »

RANGE OF AVERAGE

1954

TWENTY REPRESENTATIVE STOČKA

133

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