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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS
Hong Kong Stock
Exchange
Buzera
* Nominal
Snarebrokers"
Association
MONDAY. OCTOBER, 28.
Banky
H.K. Banks
Do. (London) ..: Chartered Banks ....
Ch. Fia Corp. Ord. S.
Do Prof.
Insursnees
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1935.
NEW YORK STOCK AND COMMODITY QUOTATIONS
(Through Renter's Agency)
I
Bellare
teler Mueslies
Last
Close Open
October 28 10.30 10:45
New York-London
4913
.11.00 4911 401 4914
Cotton. March........
10.93
$1,070
$1,060
Cotton, May
10,99
10.03 10.94
2108
110
Rubber, December
13.50
13.52 13.52
2133
LB)
Mercantile B. "A"
€138
Chicago Wheat. December
181
10.91 10.91 10.91 10.03 13.52 981 031
£29
Chicago Wheat, May
98*
971
071
£13
Do.
181
N, C. & S. Barka
Bank of East Asia... 4621
Corn, December
50%
603 alt
Corn, May
59
50+
591
Am. 0. Fin. Corp: S
STOCKS
American Smelting
573
561
581
541
57
Abaconda Copper
21
21
201 201
21
Canton JALIOUS,
$190
$190
Underwriters
$1.10
Consolidated Glas, of N.Y.
29
297
292 29
294
$1.10
Union Insurances.
8400
El. Bond and Share
16
"102 16 18
161
1407
China Fires
$390
General Motors
541 54 531 531
53+
$389
HK Fires...............
$190
Int. Tel. and Tel.
10% 101 101 10
10+
$190
International Asace, J.
144
Loew's Inc.
483 482
48 484
481
Skipping
$38.
Douglasen
$35
Montgomery W.
342
340
341
34
344
Steamboste
NY, Central
23
231
23年
241
241
$3
330
Lados (pref.) ********
$30
Standard Oll Co. of N.J.
401
-
491 401 49+
Do. (dot) ******
US Steel
78/10
Shell.
76/10
Waterboats
#111
New York Stock Exchange Quotations appear on Page 4.
Mining
70 cta.
Amtamoka.
89 cts.
$14
Halatcoa
22 et.
Baguio Gold
15 ols
$10,00
VESSELS DUE
1
liigi
8 ota.
$10.80 Benguet Consolidated
{13 ct. Do Exploration 84 ots.
Do. Uoldfield... Big Wedge
9 ota. Gold over............ 54. ola.
30 eta Gold Creek...........
United Paracales ... 24 ota Salacot Mining ...... [14ļots.)
20 ots. Ipo Mining..........
38jots
cogons ........... Kailans
1:1
12/-
$13
Langkats (single) 5.
13/ $101
Explorations.......
Shanghai Lonn
13
$0.05
Raubs............ 363
$2.10
12.30 Venezuela Gold Fidv.
Docks, WharTOS,
Godowns, sta.
H.K. & K. Wharves
3664
$64
20 cts.
180
$4
Do.
(old)
Do. (now)
Providents (oluş ...)
[u.
(LGW).
1.b. & W. Docks
S. China Motors 'A'
Do.
***
"Shanghai Docks S. New Bagineeringsd.
3237) Hongkowe
33:
$25
1100
$139
Lands, Hotels, and
Buildings
!!
.K. Hotels $3 H.A. Landa....$25.10
Do. 4% Debentures
Shanghai Lands.....S.
Metropolitan Lands..
810
$
$4
China Do..............
Do. Debenturess.
. $35
Hamphroys.....................
New Asia Hotel ...
Avis Kenities
Do.
HAD.
""
Chinese Estates......
Cotton Mille
DWW.T
الارعاب منارات 21
اله الا الله
heutig aluga ----
H
******
$68 366
110 cts. 781
$79
34
399
134
$21
$5.00
204
340-
$8
$86
$5.80
365
w
840
{DS.
58
*25
Wing in Textiles(8)
Fublin Wes15mm
$10.00
Exaway......
$10.00
$5
Poak Trauss (pid)...)
(LBW)***
12
Star Ferrice
$78
$17
Yaumati Ferries
$141
Libina Lugiats ..................
$8.10
53412
H.A. dieetrios .............) $03/
$20
Macao
do.
13.
Samakan Lights ...
$181
上
(now)
$11
13/
25/-
$104
$8,14 3531
14
$18.16
*rtilh
:;
A
$13
elopments (old)....
Uu,
Unium Bureɔ ..................
Tracki
(pret.).............
Industrials
Malabon Sugare
| Caldbeck, ((ori.) M.
Msogregor (prof.)8.|
$1.80 | Vanton fees, misura #11
Miscellaneosa
Dairy Farms ......... 314.45 ez dir,
$3.05
Deinents
Hope
Do.
********* $3,10
$2
(169)
Mackintoshssorarenst
$14.55
Ainusementa
J4
Ch. E'tainmenta...... $2.60
$1.10
Constructions, (old)
322
•Lane Crawforum.....
まず
|
$1.60
13.30
170 ota.
**
11.35
Nanyang Tobacco...
Hinceros
Watsons *****
Wm. Powella
M. Greyhounds
D. U. Enterprises ...
91. Uh.G.841926.Bda 89%
11.5, Govt, 4% Loans 1°/
Do.
31%
Wallace Harper H.K Wing Un
pretu.
IM
ESA
$155
$4
Vibro Pileng
GREEK MONARCHIST DEMONSTRATIONS
Do.
$9.85
$1.10
[25 cta.
#31
$3
$1.45
$1
MONUMENT TO AFRICAN PIONEER
(Special to the "Hong Kong Dany Prew Mapgright),1
Hanova, Oct. 27.
The monument to, the memory of the great German Colonial Plonger; Dr. Karl Peters, founder of German East Africa, was un- velled here on Sunday by the President of the National Colonial League, Dr. Schuee. who Was Governor of German East Africa from 1912 till 1919 when it became mandated territory under Treaty of Versailles.
the
Dr. Shuee gave a brief account of Dr. Peters' life which was de- voted to the ides of German colonisation in Africa. After studying for some years in England Dr. Peters realised the great im- portance of colonisation and on hits return to Germany he founded. at the early age of 28, the German Colonisation Society in 1884. In the same year he travelled with two companions to German East Africa, and within a few weeks of their fariding they penetrated into the interior and concluded 12 agreements with the native poten- tlates, whereby large territories came under German control,
In 1885 the German Colonisation Society
was granted an imperial
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POWER OF NEW
GERMANY
Premier Goering's Statement
(Special to the “Hong Kong Daur Presa" (Cupgrigul)a
Breslau, Oct. 27.
In a noteworthy speech deliver- conference of
ed here ELL the
Silesian party leaders, Premier Goëring gave a comprehensive account of the Nationalist-Socialist Government's achievements since the party's rise to power almost three years ago. Amid thunderous applause, the Premier fald special stress on Germany's recovery of her military Independence, stating that "only Hitler and his National Socialists proved capable of 'taking such a bold decision”, and remind- ing his hearers that the German people have to thank the victory of the Swastika for every battalion, every cannon and every airplane they now possess.
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Referring to the law enacted at the recent Nuremberg rally, mak- ing the Swastika fag the sole official flag of the German Reich, Goering said "I had the honour to Justify this law at the party rally, and I did so with all respect for the old lorious black, white and red banner, which would have waved triumphantly over the battle fields. There is however, no doubt that every state and every epoch must have its own distinc- tive symbol, Only persons who krę colour piind could, moreover, fall to recoenise that the colours of the Reich's new symbol black white and red. This in it- self is evident that the only vic- torious emblem under which, tor twelve years we have fought, suffered-and-finally-won-may-one day wave over Germany."
Achilles, B. & S., October 20. .-- Aanear, B. & S., November 12, Agamemnon, B. & S., Novoutber. 25. Agapenor, B. & S., November 4. Ajax, B. & S., November 11. Ama Maersk, Jebson's. November 11. Athos, Messageries', November 30. Bangalore, P. & O., October 30. liekityo Maru, N.Y.K. November 25. Burgenland, Jebsen's, desember 24. Chenonceaux, Messageries, Nov. 2. City of Windsor, Bank Line, Nov. 9. Conta Rosao, Lloyd Triestino, Nov. 2 Conte Verde, Lloyd Triestino, Nov. 30. Corfu, P. & 0., October 31. Carnev:lle, Bank Line, November 25, D'Artagnan, "Messageries', Nov. 16. Donau, Melchers', October 31, Erup of Asia, C. P. S., November 7. Emp. of Canada, C.P.8, November 22 Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., October 30 Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., December 3, Buinaeus, B. & S., Octriber 31, Flonia, E. C., November 26.
The premier also dealt with the Franken, Melchor
November 19.
church conflict emphatically re- Friderun,
November 23, Fushimi Maru, N.Y.K., November* 8.
futing the reproach that the Reich General Pershing, States Co., Nov. 1. Government is attempting to sud- General Sherman, States
int
Co., Nov. 2jugate the church, He said: Hai Leo, Thoresen's November 10.
States Co, November 24. Golden Peak, Sta Haiyang, Douglas, October 31. Blakusan Mara, NY.K.. November 8. Havel, Melchers, November 18, Hawai Maru, Rovember
November 5. O.S.K.. Hellaa, Thoresen's, November 15
fermod, Theresen's, Narginber 1. Hiram, Thoresea's, November 8.
20.
Hesang. Jardine's, October .
5.
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Italy Maru, NY.R., November 6, Java, E.A. Co., November 9. Jeypore. P&O., Noveauber 8: Kulinerland, Jebsen's, November 28, Lossicbank, Bank Line, November, 24.
charter and Dr. Peters returned to Kaley, E.A. Co., November 1
Africa six years later as German Commissioner. Dr.. Peters was the author of a number of books deni- ing with colonial and
CHURCH CONFLICT ·
"It is the church which · has thrown down the challenge to us, We have never attacked the church. On the contrary we have always declared, that we are in favour of positive Christianity and have, in fact, led the German people who have lost faith In everything, back to bellet. We have assured the church of our protection and do not seek conflict. with the church, all the more since. the Fuehrer has other matters to attend to matters which are of tremendous worldly importance
concentrate the their energies on
wishes to whole of his completion.
Malayan Prince, Furness, December 8. Maron, B. & S.. November 11, Melbourne Mara, O.S.K., November 6, Nial Maorsk, Jobson's, November 1, and African
Nellore, E. & A. 9. S. Co., Ld.., Oct 31. Neumark, Jebsen's, November 3. Oldenburg, Jebsen's, November 24. Peter Maarsk, Jebsen's, November 9. Forsens, B. & S., November 17, Pros. Grani, A.M. Line, November 1. Pres. Puree, Dollar's, November 11. Pres. Polk, Dollar's, November 8. Prometheus, B. &..8., Novelaber 18.
questions, the last of his works being his memoirs published dur- ing the year of his death, 1918----- Transocean Kuo in
REVENUE FROM RUBBISH Sauerland, Jebsen's, November 8.
Until comparatively recently the refuse ccllected in great cities was burned and went completely to waste. but under modern methods of disposal, not only is nothing wasted. but this essential work results in actual revenue accruing to the city. When it is stated that the amount of domestle, trade and Industrial refuse dealt with in the largest cltles in Bri- tain reaches a total 1 several hundred thousand tons each year, it will be realised how important this subject is.
An excellent example of modern practice is to be found at one-of
Scharnhorst, Melchers, November 5 Shantung, Gilman's, November 3) Silverwalnut Furness', Novombor 24. Sirdhana, B.I. (Apear), October 29. Sphinx. Messazerics, November 5. Sowali, P & 0.. November B..
Taiping, B. & S., November 8. Taiyang, Dodwell's. November 17
Taiwan, Thoresen's, November 28.. Talum B.I. (Apear), November 7. fancred, Thoresen's, November Tanda, E. & A. S.S. Co., November 2 Tergoste, Lloyd Triestinn, Nov. 7. Tilnagara, J.C.J. Line. October 30. Tourcoing, Thoresen's, November 25.- Toynka Maru, N.Y.K.. November 8. Tsushima Maru N.V.K.. November 7
BERWIND LEA ABANDONED
St. John's, Oct. 27.
150 ota. | the depots of the City of Leeds Cleansing Department, which was opened recently after reconstruc- |tion. The new plant installed is A salvage vessel has taken off capable of dealing with 100 tons the crew of thirty of the British of refuse in 8 hours, and in the steamer Berwand Lea, which is course of the operations every- aground off the coast of Newfound. thing of use is salved. At the and.
$40
841
which
the plant is used for heating pur- poses, and the alternator generates current at 200 volts.
FEARS FELT
New York, Oct. 27. Fear has been felt for the safety of the crew of thirty of the British which is aground on Dead Man's 5,000-ton steamer Berwind Lea.
Land, Newfoundland
picking table, men suitably gloved The Berwind Lea was abandoned recover tins, bottles etc. The crude by the crew after she had taken a The Yu Yuan Cotton Mill refuse is incinerated while the terrific pounding and her break-un
gazes from the incinerator pass seemed imminent was closed nearly a year ago when
through a water-tube boller. Reuter, in financial difficulties, will shortly which raises steam for a· 60-kW be reopened under Joint Chinese, Greenbat De Laval type turbine Special to the "Hong Kong Dan and Japanese ownership. It is scnerator to provide power for
Fres" (Copyright).1
driving the plant and lighting the stated that the Japanese will in-works. The exhaust steam from Athens, Oct. 27,
Great
monarchist demonstra- vest $2,500,000 in the concern. " tlong were held in the principal
and public squares
places of Athens on Sunday. the largest being in Omonis Square where the The Chinese Consul General in Regent, General Kondylis, address- Batavia, Mr. Far T. Sung, has been ed a crowd, telling them that the granted leave of absence by the small elements, operates in con- King is soon returning. This an- Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Mr. nection with an electro-magnetic ouncement was followed by the Sung will represent the Chinese separator. Among the so-called royal march played by the mill-Kuomintang organization in Bata-large elements are paper. rags, tary bands which provoked a via to the sixth plenary session, linoleum, bottles, tiria, garden re storm of enthusiasm and
Mr. Lin, vice-Consul, will be in fuse etc.; the small pieces of me- charge of the Consulate during his tal, such as nails, canids and
suchuke are extracted. senior's absence.
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ing.- "Fernative, Kro Máx.
cheer-
The shaker and screening table, which effects a primary separa- tion of the refuse into large and
The ship sent out 808 calls and in response the Japanese steamer, England Maru, hurried to -assistance.
Reuter,
Attached
her
churches.
"We, Nationalist Socialists, have no desire to interfere with the Internal affairs of the and we abide by the saying of Frederick the Great that every- body shall seek his own salvation,"
In conclusion Goering said that' "Germany has once more become strong and there are many who are displeased by this. We will al- ways endeavour to apsure peace for Germany, but it does not solely depend on us whether we will ál- ways enjoy peace. We are pre- pared, however, to repulse anybody who attempts to disturb our peace. When in such a fateful hour the call is made to the nation it must be strong and the Nationalist- Socialists must be equal to the occasion."— fransocens Xun mem
BRIBERY SCANDAL IN SPAIN
(Special to the “Hong Kong Dally Press" (Conuriaht.}]
Madrid, Oct. T
The leaders of the Radical party of which several members have been compromised by a bribery
scandal in connection with the granting of a gaming concession to a casino at San Sebastian, assein- bled on Saturday to discuss the situation.
No information is as yet avail- able concerning the decisions
Foreign Minister, Lerroux, and the taken but it is rumoured that the
Minister of Education, Rocha, will
be requested to hand in their re-! signations so that the Government would not have to bear the burnt of the storm of criticism which is certain to break in Monday's ex- traordinary, session of the Cortes.
There is some talk' of a split in the Radical party and a spectre Why so many women stick to of dissolution is likewise, hovering their husbands:-
Because even a worm will earn.
over the Cortes Prankiezzo Ruo"Mim
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