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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

Buyers

Belleza

Nominal

Snarebrokers' Association

THURSDAY. AUGUST 29..

Banks

Do.

dellära

Buyeta

BalenĦumitha

£131

H.K. Banks

$1,000

£10s

20. (Landus) ........) Uhartered Banks ...

$1,000

213

Mercantila Bks. "A"

£131 37e1

Bank of East Asia....

“N. C. & B. Banks .....

Am. O, Fla. Corp: 8.j

$4

Pref. o.

לי

$185

Oh. Fin. Corp. Urd. B.

Do.

Inserasets

Canton LustIANÇAS.

2124 #751

#1:

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1935.

ON DR. SE

DR. SEEN WAN

HON.

TS'O ENTERTAINED

(Continued from Pare 3).

The Chairman has mentioned in his Speech about my old School Cheltenham College. I am very proud of my Alma Mater and have always been grateful to her for the training I received there, The tradi- tion of the School has had great influence on me throughout my Hfe and for this I owe my Alma Mater a life-long debt. I have al-

rett is leaving us in about 6 weeks hence, and we wish him all pro- sprity and "bon voyage."I dare say my friend Col. Dowbiggin and the Hong Kong Volunteers will feel, in the departure of General Bor rett, a great loss to them, for His Excellency has been, their staun. chest friend and supporter.

OTHER GUESTS

ways been a great admirer of the

There is yet another distinguish- English Public School spirit, and this is the reason why I have al-edgues which it is cur privilege an 10 t ways tried to introduce it into the pleasure to welcom; tonight, name- iy, Commodore Sedgwick, The schools of Hong Kong.

$190

UnderwriterN

10 eta.

1387

Union Insurances.....

$350

China Fires *****

8382

33-3

M.K. Fires ................

$185

International Anson, J.

$190.

Shipping

$35

$36

Steamboat

$34

$30

Latos (pret)

$19

Do. (def.)***akt

71/3

Waterboats

1

$30 312 70/6 $11

Mixing

Valote $18

Antamoks

242ate.

13 4th

Do Exploration

il cta

Do. Goldfield ...

8 ate.

Big Wedge........ 104 cta.

7 804

Gold Herer

mean

@ cta,

36 ote

Gold Crock

United Paracalea... 30 eta.

12 ot..

Salabot Mining......12 ota

90 sta,

po Mining...................................

36 ota.

Itogons......

12/6

Kaligus

#14

Langkita (single).

14

Exploratu...

152

37

Balatcos............

9ets Baguio Gold ...........

$12.10 Benguet Consolidated 11fats.

Shanghai Loans 3.

Raubs paestiSENIOR CANIN

$2.30 Venezuois Gold Fids.

Docks, WharTOS,

Godowna, itd.

u.K. & K. Wharvos.

(now)

+

Do.. (old) Do. Providents (old) 50 ata.

$78

#743.

56, eta

20 cts.

10.

(new)

19

ft.K. & W. Dock

Do.

$78

$1

#210

B

S. China Motors' A'

Shangai Dock S.

New Engiuceriakad:

kongkową

...

Lands, Hotéis, and

Buildingn

H.K. Hotels......

Shangusi Lands....

Metropolitan Lands..

Do.

Chancas Exla tête ................

Cotton Mill

ལ་

39

TATARAE M⠀⠀

$36

318

H. Lands...

$100

Du. 4% Debentures

$204

$10

*4

China

130

$123

LIO,

Debentares 5.

171

Humphreys

ar

New Asia Hotel

14

Axia Reales "A".

***

"K".

$88

3.

$51

$88

Shải cottontold S.

+25

$12.3

$72

Pass frais (vld) .......

{DOW)...

$78

Star Furries ............

#78

78.30

China Lights *********

158)

$20

H.A. Electrica ...... Maso Ju

20

$8.90

$111

Do. (now)... Chins Buses...........

10/6

Traction

23/0

$84

$10.50

i

$54

Long Sing

news.

Wingun Textiles.)

Public Utilition

Tramways

$17.60 Yanmaki Ferries 100

Saudskais Lights ....

Telephones (old) ...

Do. (pref.)......

Industrials

Malabon Sagare

$19 Caldbeck, (oru.d.f

Macgregor/pret.)8.)

$13

11.80

Canton love

32.80 1

Cemente

$3 16

Hope

Miscellaneo

Dairy Farma

Amusemente

Uh. E'tainment#..............] Constructions, (old)}

Do

(DOW)

Mackintoshani

13/8

$11

$3

33:

$7.40

$2.10

$79

$78

35 ots,

|10 otu.

!!!!

$78

$3.60 $28

$100

$6

181

$40

125

$12.30

16

$3

$9

I am grateful indeed to His Ex-gravity of the times, with the world politics seen in the storm-lights. cellency and the other guests for concuring this occassion by their ike the lightning dishes pervad-

presence

SENATOR POPE

IN LONDON

Talk With Foreign Secretary

London, Aug. 28, Senator Pope of Idaho, who is a member of the Foreign relations committee of the US. Senate, had the an interview to-day with Foreign" Becretary, Sir Samuel Hoare.

Senator Pope is in Löndon in, an entirely private capacity, and he was received by the Foreign Secre- tary at the request of the American Embassy as a distinguished Ameri-

was no communication of any can travelling in Europe. There

here to-night. Gentle-ing our sky for the past few night, kind received from him or given

men, before I sit down, I would ask you once again to accept my heart- fet hanks for your hospitality

is a comfortable feeling to en- tertain men of such calibre about us as the Commodore and his staff.

to him.

The Foreign Secretary also saw Austrálian Mr. Stanley Bruce,

and my best wishes to you all for I think we all agree that the EL- | High Commissioner, and Mr. Frank

every happiness and prosperity..

" MR. P. H. SIN

In proposing the Toast to the "Quests" Mr. Peter H, Sin said:

Mr. Chairman, Your "Excellency and Genemen,

tish navy under the command of the Commodore and in co-opera tion with the Chinese authorities. has done excellent" work in the prevention of piracies along the China coast in recent years.

do.

Another of the distinguished guts that we want to welcome in particular is His Lordship the We are here assembled tonight. Bishop. Bishop Hall has endeared. as the Chairman has already ex- himself to us ever since his ar- plained, to do honour to Dr. S. W. rival in Hong Kong by doing that he was Tso for the recognition which His unwearily the good

Us of Those Majesty the King has so graciously born to

film have heard

In bestowed upon him in the recent who

views and Birthday honours. We are here his sane

opin- also far the opportunity that the ions, cannot help saying to our occasion affords us of meeting and selves that he is a man full of we coming so many distinguished humanity. The moment he lifts guests who have so kindly joined his voice in public platforms we us in making this function a suc-wou'd say as the country people do €355. Some of these guests are so of good preaching "He comes well known to all of you that it bounce down into every paw." would be unnecessary for me to introduce them. In short, it would seem as needless as to paint the Illy and gild the gold. Suffice it to say, however, that we are especial 1y privileged to have in our midst tonight so many notables, British and Chinese, and such a galaxy of high dignitaries and departmental functionaries of the Government,

A REAL FRIEND

First and foremost, let me haye the pleasure of expressing on your behalf and mine, a hearty welcome

As

to HE. Sir Thomas Southorn. Lead of the Civil Government, Str Thomas is an extremely busy man and we feel much gratified Indeed that he could spare the time to Chin- spend the evening with us. ese children in Hong Kong have found in Sir Thomas a real friend and benefac.or: the coming g nerations will always hold him in gratefu. memory for the immense benet, that he has brought to the poor children in connection with Not the playground movement. 317 only does Sir Thomas befriend the 381

poor in more ways than one; but 158.00 he is ever unweary in being a con- stant friend and is ever ready to $20.30 offer wise counsel to his brothers, $7,90

or creed. regardless of race

Sir fnomas, as an 'administrator, has already, distinguished himself in Ceylon, before coming to us, and wherever he has been, he is liked and respected by all who come in contact with him. Sir Thomas be longs to that ane type of Colonial Administrator who is bound to su- stain his office in the highest cre- dit and esteem.

$280

#14

118.60

34

$1.10

$1.10

$2.40

33

Lane Crawfords...|

37

Nanyang Tobacco...

$54

$3

$5.30

$8.00

**

Minceros, senesinin ar Watsona

000

70 sts. Wm. Powells ..........................

12

M. Greyhounds ..................

$1.25

とっ

8. O. Enterprises...

93, UL.G. 541925G.3Bds

H.K. GOTS. 4% Loans

Do 31%

Wallace Liarper...er.

H.K. Wing Oo

Vibro Pileng...$3

pram

$4

$55

S'hal Do.

BANK DECISION

Shanghai, Aug. 29.

DALLAS OIL BILL

It is with much regret that owing to a previous engagement H. E. Lieutenant General Borrett, the Chief in Command of the British Army in China, is not with us this evening. I am sure you will all congratulate him on his well deserved promotion re- 55 ut.cently announced. General Bor

$5.40 wish me to

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Walters, one of the Under Secretaries General of the League of Nations, who is on a visit to London.

British Wireless,

EBOR HANDICAP

London. Aug. 23. The Ebor Handicap, which was run at York to-day over a distance miles of one and three quarter was won by Museum at odds of 100/8. John James, which started at 20/1, was second and Autumn. at 10/1, third.

Museum was only a short head in front of John James when the horses raced past the winning post while Autumn was three quarters of a length behind.

There were twelve starters, Museum was bred and is owned

On an occasion such as this it is quite impossible for me to men- lon dignitaries of all ranks and partles present. But I do wish oy Sir Victor Sassoon's Stable and is the winner of the Irish Two refer to just one other name in

Thousand Guineas and the Ebor the person of Mr. N. L. Smith a

Handicap- veritable factor in the marshalling

Reuter, of affairs of the State in the Co- lony. In any crisis, whether in the 8. C. A. or C. S. O., you can trust it to him to find the remedy amen- able to the problem. Gentlemen. I ask you to join me to drink to the toast of our guests coupled with name of H. E Sir Thomas Southörn,

the

HIS EXCELLENCY'S SPEECH

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certain there must be sayings of Mencius which Cenrucius and

would be applicable to Dr. Ts'o but, as you know, my ignorance or Chinese prevents me from quoting them. You ought in this Chinese gathering to have put up my friend the asting Colonlar Secre- sure, tary to speak. He, 1 would have quoted to you appro- priate words of your own philo- Chinese sophers in the correct

an Ta'o?

am

“Humani

Sir Thomas Southern said: style. As it is, you must forgive Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen. me it, I go to the West for an op it was with great pleasure I re-propriate motto for Dr. Tso. And ceived your Chairman's invitation the motto, I would apply to him to jom this very representative is contained in the words of an gathering assembled here to-night ancient Latin author. to do honour to our esteemed nihil a me allenum puto" which friend Dr. 8. W. Tso, than whom might be freely translated: There no one has more fully earned the Is no good cause which I am not honours which have been bestow prepared to assist." Do you not ed upon him. I therefore set out agree with me that this would be Dr. this evening with pleasurable an- appropriate motto for ticipations which have been com- pletely fuldlled. I am fellow guests have enjoyed as tully as I have this happy gather- ing of leading Chinese, residents of Hong Kong, leaders in business, leaders in philanthropy, leaders in social work and on their behalf as well as my own I thank all our hosts for their delightful hos pitality; and in particular I thank Mr, sin for the charming way in which he has proposed our health and you, gentlemen, for the en- patience of the East Dr. Tso thusiastic way in which you re-pursues the even tenor of his way ceived the toast,

is

LIST OF ACTIVITIES" You have heard the long list of Dr. Tad's services to this Colony

One and I do not propose to rezer to them again a detail amazed at his ability to find time, in addition to his professional duties, to give personal attention to them all. Combining as be does the energy and training of wisdom and the West with the

undisturbed by the strikes of the

Our Chairman in proposing Dr. past or the fluctuating dollars of Te'o's health has shown us the the present; he shows courage almost universal scope of Dr. Tso's when courageous action is requir I feeled, he knows the wisdom of com- Interests and activities.

promise when compromise can 'attain the end in view,

YORK

STOCK AND

COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

New York-London

(Through Reuter's Agency)

Rubber, December ......

Washington, Aug. 25," President Roosevelt has signed. The Pacific Banking Corpora- the Dallas Ol Bill, by which the tion, which opened hefe last Jan-chief producing states agree to uary as a local American bank limit their production of crude oil

ti-prevent waste-

organised by American business Reuter.

men, has announced, according to the China Press, that it has. ask- ed its depositors to withdraw their funds and chose their accounts:

The Bank will pay out the de pository la Tull. This does not mean liquidation, as the Bank will, it is reported, carry on with other activities.

The Bank a Incorporated under the laws of Connecticut, use the deposits amount to only $100,000,-

TELEGRAMS INCREASE

London, Aug. 28.

In ten weeks afice the Post once made a reduction of inland telegraph charges, 4,128,000 more telegrams have been despatched than in the corresponding period. of last year, an Increase of 20:4 per cent makya

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Cotton, October

Cotton, May

Chicago Wheat, September

Chicago Whest, December

Corn, September Corn. December.

American Smelting Consolidated Gás of N.2 EL Bord and Share General Motors Int. Tel and Tel Loew's Inc. Montgomery W. NY. Central

Standard Oll Co

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With his unassuming disposition he always keeps himself in the background. Truly it might be said of him that he does good by stealth" and blushes to find it fame. For fame he has acquired in spite of himself. He has been honoured by the University for his work for education in Hong Kong. The Chinese Public Dis- pensaries torm one of the many monuments of his work; the Chinese Company of the Police Reserve is another; yet another, will be provided by the new building for the Nethersole Hos- vital for which Dr. Ts'o 15 now. working so successfully and, there are many others too numerous to mention

Gentlemen, the Government of this Colony holds Dr. Ts'o in the highest esteem, Xt places the

utmost felland

Edisinterested

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