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Da.

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$1,300)

£101

Bo. (London) ***

213

Chartered Banks

£13

218)

Marcantile Bka. “A.“

£13

£13

$70

Bank of Fast And

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N. O. & S. Barkı-

An O. Fin. Corp

Ch. Fin. Corp. Ord, S.

Da.

Pref. s.

3950

$1,10

$535

$450

$350

1200

$1.10

Canton LusarIIOSA.

Underwriters.........

$537 Union Insurations...

Socambosts 13

Chips

3400

Fire

3230

H.K. Fires

International Annoo, S.

Shiggins

338

Douglase

$35

$30

Indos (preț.) nauk

$30

$11

Do. (def.)

511

80/71 Shellseko

011

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30 eta

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11/6

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131

$91

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188

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187 $85

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880

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1361

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338

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$5,80

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China Da

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196

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310

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$87

$17

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$16

310.10

$10.20

Chins Lighter

JIA.10

$83

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3833

$20

Macao do.

2.10

Bandakan Lighte

123

Telephones (old)...

1931

$9

5112

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13/-

Tractions

20/-

Do. (prel)

Industrials

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1935.

TRIUMPH FOR LAVAL

Vote Of Confidence

In Government

Paris, Nov. 28

Pierrs The Government of M. Laval obtained a vote of confid- ence, with 345 against 225 in' the Chamber's first test of deputies" opinion, according to the lobby re- port. This means the Chamber will agree to M. Laval's demand that the debate on the Govern-" ment's finance policy, which in ef- fect is to protect the franc against devalution, shall take precedence over everything else.

The most stringent precautions have been taken to maintain order. during the fateful meeting of the Chamber. Plainclothes police mingled with the crowd and 170 Mobile Guards, with carbines, waited in the vicinity of the Cham ber in case of emergency.

The entire Cabinet sat on the Government bench and M. Laval was politely applauded when ha announced he was determined not to shirk the debate.

noon,

ed

LACK OF COHESION There was a lack of agreement on the part of the Leftists, in the Chamber as at the group meeting just before the deputies were call- together. The had failed to agree on common tactics against the Government before the Cham- bir assembled and increased the prospect of Government victory." With the opening of proceedings. in the Chamber this lack of cohe sion became apparent.

If the

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WHAT'S WRONG

WITH "VILLA”

Fallen On Evil Days

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FLOOD ROUND HUAIKING

CO-OPERATIVE GROUPS FORMED IN FOUR

DISTRICTS

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN.

FIRE Steamer

T

FRANKEN"

taying arrived from BREMEN, HAM- BURG and Ports. Consignees of cargo

Unemployment More hereby notified that their cargo s

Acute Than Ever

landed at their risk into the Go- being downs of the Hong Kong and Howloon

NOTICE

TO CONSIGNEES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAI. STEAM NAVIGATION Co.'s STEAMER "NALDERA."

ARRIVED HONG KONG ON 28TH NOVEMBER, 1835.

FROM ANTWERP,LONDON,GIBRAL TAR, MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO

AND STRAITS.

Whart and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon,ONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above- where Delivery can La

Consignees are farther

the

Steamor

FR and that that their Goods are being landed and

has taken

st HAMBURG & BREMEN through cargo for HONG KONG ar 8.6. 8.8. PAUL L. M. RUM"

NEFION

from

SS. "KORG DAG" and 8.5. "ERPIL

TRONDHJEM, WIBORG, SARPSBORG and KOTKA.

All Goods remaining undelivered after the eth December, 1935, will be subject to Rent.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

Hualking, Nov. 5. About two months ago reports of the flooded areas in this part of Honan were punished. Since then conditions have been investigated more carefully and found to be even worse than reported at that time. At the same time. It de amazing to see the power of re- covery and effort toward restora-

Damaged Packages must be left in the tion that is being put forth The Godown for examination by the Con resourcefulness of people even in signees and the Company's Surveyor, their extremity is beyond words. Means. Anderson & Ashe, a 10 am.

on the 5th December, 1935, ** With willow branches, grass and

Consignees must have Berende mud they have constructed shel-Officer in attendance when damaged washed away, ters to take the place of houses, dutiable goods are examined by the

For foodmany Company's surveyors. have sustained life on leaves of trees, roots of grass and shrubs along with persimmons.

The

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ba No Claim will admitted after the claims must be presented within Two Goods have left the Godown and al

Weeks of the Ship's, arrival here, altet which date they will not be recognised,

;

named Vessel are Eereby informed placed AT THRIX XIX in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Cows paay's Godowas at Kowloon, where onch Consigament will be sorted out Mack Mark and Delivery can be obtained as by

the Goods are

Iwaded.

Optional Goods will be landed here unless instructions have been given to the contrary Six Hours before amiral of the Steamer.

Goods not cleared within 8 days including data of arrival will be subject to Beat

Fo Fire Insurance will be effected by as in say osss whatever.

Damaged Packages artt be left in the Godawas for examination by the Con- signees, and the Company's Mans, GODDARD & DOUGLAS Deyors. on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Stongs period.

Consignees are specially notified that be present at the examination it is necessary for a Kevinus Officer to of damaged

dutinile

cargo. All Claims against the Steamer must to the Undersigned on or or they

Consignees are requested to surrender: bè presented Dec. 1

will not be recognizəd.

their Bills of Lading to the Undersigned || before for Countersignature.

MELCHERS" & 00%;

Agenta: NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREKI

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continue its use may do so by asso- clating with bandits and felt

traders.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown.. MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.

Agents. Hong Kong, 28th Nov, 1935, [$997

FOOTBALLER'S PLUCK

The matter of unemployment is Saves Woman From Oncoming

Train

The Prime Minister added that at a conference of presidents of groups it had been decided to coin- mence the discussion of the com→

"(Special Air Mall Service) plaints regarding Fascist and Na- tionalist leagues on Tuesday morn-

London, Oct. 9. ing. Radicals are agitating for the Every Englishman who is in- suppression of these organisations,terested in Association football--" such as the Croix de Feu, which, and that means "something like they maintain, are planning to nine out of tenis asking himself undermine the control of the Gov-and his friends, his barber and ernment and effect a coup d'etal. bis tobacconist, "What is wrong M. Laval said they planned to dia- with the Villa?" For Aston Villa, cuss the budget on Tuesday after who with Blackburn Rovers alone of the twelve original members of the Football League have never suffered relegation.". have fallen on such evil days that they have already lost six games at home. some by almost fabulous scores. and are at the bottom of the First Division table. Each enthusiast has his own answer, and this week enough cures have been mentioned The real answer may be given to to heal every club in the kingdom.

day. Aston Villa had for forty years and more been an attacking side, based on attacking half- backs, when two years ago they

Others who did not lose all their Chamber desired,

the suddenly

astonished the football grain have a little millet or corn Government would accept discus-world by paying a huge price for meal that they cook up with roots sion of the Chauvin Report 023 the finest defensive centre half and leaves for a meal once each Fascist and Nationallat Leagues available.

ensnared,day. In They were

some places when the The Government, would not at perhaps... by the attractions of the foods abated they followed the tempt to avoid its responsibility, modern defensive game which the drying up of the dand and began Hong Kong, 29th November, 1995, sald M. Laval; but if a vote of con- Arsenal perfected under the late to cultivate and prepare for the Edence were given, it should be a Herbert Chapman. The other As- sowing of Autumn wheat. full vote of confidence, he urged. ton Villa players do not seem to matter of szed wheat has been a

M. Paul Reynaud, leader of the have been able to remodel their great question for everyone." inflationist body, stressed that all game, they have fallen between go and borrow from a distance, political, agitation must cease and two stools, and have probably lost even if they could, they would have that the budget raust be discussed that confidence and zest which to pay two or three "tou" for the first. But the man who, had he prove the making of a team. Each loan of one until next harvest. thrown in his lot with M. Reynaud, į individual player, indeed, is worthy

acut because of

many might have broken the Govern- of a place in almost any League.

FAMINE RELIEF COMMISSION

people having been driven from ment, M. Leon Blum, the Boclailst cleven, and perhaps the arrival of

To meet this need, seed wheat their homes. through: summer chief, objected, He would not Griffiths, a great Welsh attacking | co-operatives were formed in four floods, Many refugees endeav agree to the postponement of the centre half, may enable them to places with money provided by the oured to cross into the more discussion on the allegedly danger-

become a first-class combination China International Famine Reifet prosperous provinces of Shanai Fascist Leagues, which were

once more. It would be foolish to Commission-the money to be re- and Sheast, but they threatening the life of the re-except a return to their best in paid at a very low rate of interest turned back at the border. These public.

one match, but to-day's game at after the next harvest. This has people can do nothing but wander Liverpool may be the turning- been of greatest help to many. It about and beg for food in the point.

has made possible the sowing of day time or steal it, at night. In wheat which means that the many cases the women and children necessity of those thus helped, only | suffer by the wayside and the men have been followed by a crisis of wil be for the winter months. Join the robber and bandit hordes, unusual seriousness.

Then, too, if the wheat crop pro- Recently a new draft of Boldiers mises good, a number will be able were sent to Hualking, who made At 4.60 o'clock the President to borrow on the strength of that their headquarters within the city announced that of the 570 votes) cast, 345 were for the Government, last year missed a great opportun- deal with the serious bandit situa

Government co-operative formed wall. Their special mission is to and 225 against. This satisfactory ity to help in this time of need. tion. Several raids were made in

Radical-Socialists, the by the

nan were organized last year and In each case the coming of the largest party in the Chamber who early this year but the money soldiers was known before hand All extreme Left groups voted had been solemnly warned by its loaned was only for a short term and only a few minor riffraft were

Chairman, M. Hentot, of the co- against the Government.

sequences that would have to be some months ago. In many areas

for experiment, All was repaid gathered in faced if Laval was overthrown, the farmer, hoped to have this

`BANDITS ON THE MOVE Herriot explained to his followers help for the cultivation of their

The bandit leaders moved eIKS=" that if they preferred to follow land and sowing of Autumn wheat, where and still are safe to carry.

The following list of ships are It is the opinion in the lobbles the above course in overthrowing The money has not been given to on their raids. Usually these are expected to be in wireless com that M. Laval is assured of a sub- Laval, there would have been three these Government co-operatives made during the night when the munication with

Hong Kong stantial majority at the end of the contigencies possible, (1) the for- yet. The time for wheat sowing is soldiers are asleep within the city

radio: financial debate, which will promation of a government of the past and land is lying barren. Here wall. The villagers have to enter- Swartenhondt, President, Jack- bably be to-morrow evening. M. People's Front which would have is a situation where the lack of sustain the soldiers when they visit Conte Verde, Scharnhorst, Pre Laval's initial victory has cheered meant, firstly the dissolution of tained effort in reconstruction their village during the daytime aident Jefferson, Hakozaki, Maru, parliament, (2) the formation of work brought great disappointment and still are a prey to the robbers Laplata Maru, Leemoon, Van terest by acts that leave no doubt of its sincerity."

France, incidentaly, rose sharply a purely Radical Socialist Govern- to thousands of farmers. New mn and bandits at night. The policy Hentas Golden Peak Kulmerland, Stressing Austria's-excellent-re-gainst sterling and the dollar mentg

Lor roads and bus services in many of the Proanta and the soldiers Bunning Kwangiang, Hyd lations with England and France. After the trading hour sterling "T know of nobody among, us cases have proved disappunting seems quite innocuous so far as and vingchow, which was shown in Austria's great dropped from 75.01 to 74.80 and that would take the responsibility because of interrupted and fire the bandits are concerned and the consideration (An- financiad and the dollar from 15.19 to below the under the present circumstances". gular service.

were villagers suffer increasingly. economic spheres, the Foreign gold point. 15.16.---

said Herriot, so that there is only Minister referred to the formation|| Rester.

one other possibility; (3) the for- mation of a new cabinet precisely like the one overthrown. I ask myself, therefore -- why change Government?".

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AUSTRIA'S RELATIONS IN EUROPE

[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily

* Press" (Copyright).]

Vienna, Nov 28. Austria's friendly relations with practically all the European Sts tes, was emphasised in a speech

of the Stress front, whereby these two countries together with Italy

by the Foreign Minister Berger- would lend their support to Aust- Waldenegg in the Austrian Parlia- ria, and would guarantee the ment on Thursday, the speaker | veaceful political and ecopic laying stress on the cordial con- development. rection with Italy. -

"On the authority of authentic "Present day Italy" said the Mix-Information" went on the Minister, Ester, "under the leadership of a “we can state with satisfaction vigorous and gifted personality, that the present prevalling ten- has repeated and emphasized in- sion is in no way affected by the tenest in the maintenance of an political interests of these powers Independent and autonomous in Austria."--

Austria, and expressed this in- Transocean Zuo Min

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The difference of opinion, triviai. though it seemed, saved the Gov erarment.- Houter.

VOTES DIVIDED

Paris, Nov. 28. The Radicals were divided" in their vote in the Chamber this albernoon. Out of 180, over 80

were

(Special Air Mail Service;

London, Nov. 8. When he sEW a young woman all on to the rails in front of an oncoming train on Saturday at Central Station, Glasgow. J. M Lauchian, Hight half of Shotts United F. C., regardless of danger to himself, jumped on to the line and pulled her to safety."

M'Lauchlan, who lives at Berry- hi, Wishaw, was "capped" recent by st Glasgow University. He was swatting with team mates à train to Dumbarton for the match there between: Shofta Brilted and Dum

voted for the Government, fifty result is due to the attitude taken | These, co-operatives in North, Ho- | daytime against · bandits", centres.barton Harp teams.“

against, and the others either ab stained or were" absent.

The Chamber adjourned at 7 pm, and the debate will be resumed at 9.30 am. to-morrow.

France.

HERRIOT SUCCEEDS

The new cultural movements and

SHIPS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

| son, General Sherman, Toko Maru,

"CURING OPIUM ADDICTS

the reconstruction efforts as yet of the people can be maintained The way of the opium users is have brought but alight relief, be and studied. On the other hand, increasingly difficult. A new catise of lack of sustained efort | public affairs are better mOWN Paris, Nov. 29.)

census and registrations is being and a programme to cover a numm- ; the public as well as their Although as reported by the

Inslated upon. Oplum hospitals} ber of years that can be relied upon, ment, criticism is just as likely Transocean that Fremier Pierre When the Bension began at are increasing in number. Those both by the merchants and the grow as is approval, Laval had been expected to carry three o'clock; almost every mem-diamissed as cured, who later are farmers.

unsettled condition of the day when the Chamber re-ber of the Chamber took their discovered as having returned to The reading public is increasing tends to increase the quired a vote of condence on place in an atmosphere that was the habit are not given a ascond dally. The number who familiar- indulg Thursday afternoon, immense re-electric with tension. After the chanes, They are arrested and | ize themselves with Wef was felt that the majority for Government victory the House shot. Handlfry and the use of are increasing through the Government was so substan- | decided to proceed with the de- tial, since the fall of the Govern, bats on the Government znancial ment at this juncture or even a policyjn bare majority would certainly Transocean Kuo Hi

drugs seem more and more in- the radio. timately to be connected. The communicati trade la protected by bandits and opportunity: for those who wish to secure opium and ! If capitalized,

in the fo and need

distress

aporoval and como

the couidence

o reforms,