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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Bayra

Exchange

Shareprokers AssociationTM

Nominal

SATURDAY. NOV, 30.

Bayat Bollare

Nomina

$1,985

£13

£13 $70

HERI (E⠀⠀ ⠀⠀

נאנן

Do.

$1,300

VOO

£13

+937

"U"

£12

$70

Banks

H.K. Backs

Bo. (London) Uhartered Banka... Mercantile Bica. “A”

Bank of East Asia.

N. 0. & S. Barka Am. O. Fin. Corp; Ch. Fin Corp.Urd. 8.

Pref.

Torurskom

Canton insuranc...

Underwriters

$250 $1,10

$518

$450

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY,

MAMAK HOCKEY GAME PROTEST

The First Interruption to the otherwise smooth, and credit- able running of the Mamak Hockey tournament, has occurred with the filling of a prolest on the part of the United Hockey Club, against a game "that they played last week with the Ro- yat Engineer's "B" as their opponents.

'. It is understood that the United have pointed out to the Mamak anthorities that the game was played without the re- gulation referee, who failed to turn up Consequently the rame was nothing more than a free-for-all, the United alleged, and they are asking for a re-play,

At the same kime. It is stated, the United are willing to forfeit points on the return game, which is scheduled, according to the programme, for December 15. If their opponents cla'm that last week's game was played by common consent with a make-shift referee.

The United are keen to have the game re-played, as they consider that the match was poorly controlled, with the result. that the standard of play detriorated considerably, and infr.nge- ments were frequent. Under these circumstances, they claim the" gume should be considered null and vold. The matter, we un- derstand, will come up for consideration at, the next committee meeting of the controlling body.

***

$1.10

1537||

Union Insurances 1.1

$400

China Fires

$230

H.K. Fires...

International Assoc. 3.

Shipping

$38

Douglas....

$35

Steamboats

$30

Ludos (pref.)

$11

(def.)....

80/-

Shella

80/7

#111

Waterhosts

$19

Mining

Amtamoka

| $1.10

317

Balateos

At the Marina ground yester- day, the Nomads held the Royal Engineers to a draw; both teams getting one goal each.

23 ct.

Baguio Gold

18cie.

$134 Benguet Consolidated $131

Do Exploration

"Goldfield

90.

8 ots Big Wedge... 104ots.

..........7 ots.

11 atv

Gold Biver

130 ct

Gold Creek...............................

United Paracales...

15 ct.

Salacot Mining.....]

14jot

90 ets,

ipo Mining.......

38ota

Itogons here

11/8

Kailans

$13

151

19.35

Langkata (single).

Explorations......?

Shanghai Losna

Raubs

32.30 Venezuela Gold Fid■..

Docks, WhatTOS,

"Godowna"" HRE

H.K. &K. Whoever.

301

$30

311

ANOTHER DRAWN GAME

The game was played at a fast

DECEMBER 2, 1935.

PAPER HUNT IN SHANGHAI

Last Minute Warnings For Registrations

Shanghai, Nov. 27 The Shanghai Paper Hunt Club will hold its first hunt on Saturday, November. 30, and, in keeping with time honoured custom. The Master, Mr. N. I Sparke, will lay the paper, over, I'll be bound, as sporting course as man could wish for in this country. The start will be announced on Friday night, and the finish may be looked for during the bant,

The Huster is supported this Benson by the following old Stewards, Mesars. C, D. Culbert- son, J. H, Liddell, H. Maitland, H. D. Rodger, R. M. Spence and Lott H. T. Wei, and by four new Stewards, in Mesara, Walter Kwok and, Paul von Schubert and Dec- the tors Y. H, Chou and Edgar, In other words-hunting arrangements could not be in

more capable

their Mamak encounter At Marina ground yesterday.

The fast

which pace, feature of the game, was main-hands. tained to the end. In

scrim:-

was

mage in front of the Sappers goal,

pace with the Nomads doing all 4. Khan scored for the Indians so well last season, the first hunt

the pressing. The first goal came after ten minutes; R. C. Reed breaking through, and netted for the Nomads. There was no fur-

130 ot, ther score in the first half,

L/c. Jordan netted the equaliser after the resumption.

11/8 5101

5217

187 $25

388 $831

Do.

(old)

Do.

(now)

31.30

120 cts.

Providents (old)

Do.

BÚ cla

(new)

10 ots,

H.K. & W. Docks

S. Chine Motors &

Do.

380

Shanghai Docks S.

180

Now Engineeringed.

$937

Hongkows

Lands, Botala, and

Bulldings

H.K. Hotels

H.K Landa.........8. Do. 4% Debentures Shanghai Lands... Metropolitan Lands..

34.80

34.70/175

$35

210

$88

320

89.60

35.80

H.E. Realties...........

151

China Do..........

335

510

Do. Debenturees., Humphreys

$9.90

New Asia Hotel

*36

Anis Realties

AS.

Do.

$58

Chinose Estates......

Cotton Mills

$10

Evos

...S.

$10

$72

S'ha Cotton(old S.

180

$48

"Do." (news.

#55

BIE

Zoong Sings S

$12

$25

Wing On Textiles(8.)

$25.

Pubilo Ciliáng

$134

Tramways - $13

Fusk Trains (old)...

Do.

(now)...)

490

| Star Ferries

$17

315

10.10/15

Chius Lights***.

$10

#83

185

10.10/101

183)

320

$2,10

Telephones (old)...

$221

Do.

(new)...

$111

Chins Buses....§.

13.

25/-

Do. (pret)

Industrials

$8.40

Malabon Sugary

$13

Maagrogora (pref,18,

$1.00

马事

!!!!

Yaumati Ferries

E.K. Electrica

Macao do.

Sandakan Lighta ...

Tractions .................

$101 Caldbeck, Tord.) 8.

Canton Iesa

Caments

3. Boscolansons

Amusemente senāka

$17

Dairy Farma

Ch. Etainmenta...... 13.10

$21

Constructions, (old}

60.eta.

Do.

310

Laas Crawfords....

$1.80

(467)

Mackintosha... Nanyang Tobacco...

Binceres...u

Watsons

70 ot. Wm. Powells

M. Greyhounds.......

&C. Enterprises ....

917, Uh.0.6219950.9Bde

H.K. Gora, 4% Losin

Do. 31%

Wallace Harper................

$1.35

Drem

300

ELK Wing Oo 8'bai

Vibro Pileng

WAR ON RATS IN BERLIN

[Special to the "Hong Kong Bally Press" (Uopyright.) 5

Berlin, Nov 29.

A ruthness war on rats all over Berlin begins on Saturday morning at B o'clock and continues unre mittingly till Tuesday night, at the order and under the supervision of the Chief of Pollos.

All house owners are under ob-

31.70

$17.10

L.LT.C. DRAW WITH R.E

The KIT.C. was held to a draw by the Royal Engineers "A" K

MAN'S CRY IN ́

COURT

Sentenced For Attack

On Aged Watchman

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Nov. 9. He is a murderer. He murdered my boy. If I was in his position I should be a murderer."

Such was the dramatic state-

This was followed by another a few minutes later; J. M. Pintos being the scorer.

the resumption, with the score two to all against them, the Sappers ralled and from a pen- alty bully. Sapper Hunt reduced their deficit. The equaller came from Lt. Winkie d

(Saturday results on page 11)

THE ARMY

ㄓ

MEMAKAS

S. E, Levy & Co.

7. IQR. HOUSE STREET

INFESTMENT BANEERS + BROČK

NEW TORE CUTTON EICHANGE

COMMODITY KICHANGE, INC. N.T.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

BANADIAN COMMODITT BLOWANGE, ING."

CORRESPONDENTS YOU

WHITE, WILL ́A 00,, NEW YORK

PASSENGERS

Arrivals And Departures

하

CLERGY HELP ITALY WITH GOLD

AN OPEN HUNT Following the system that worked.

will be an open nuit. In an open hunt any nominated "Y". orhiz” pony may be ridden. The second will be a special hunt, in this, light weights

may only ride "Y 5. Heavyweights may ride"Z% but if they do so they compete as light- weights. « The -third will be a China Pony hunt and only "y clasa ponies may be ridden. It is hardly necessary to add that in

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Davles, Mr. nitaries are enthusiastically sup- · "special" hunts the heavyweight W. G. Davies (Jnr.), Mrs. B. Eporting the nationa, aims and have prize can only be won by a heavy-Mooney. Mr. W J. C. Shoppee, Dr. made a ready response to weight riding a "Y" class..

By next Saturday then, by 1 o'clock in the afternoon, (1) see that subscriptions are paid, (2) see that ponies are nominated, and (3) if a heavyweight, see that such is

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

Fress" (Copyright).},

Rome, Nov 29.

Italian bishops are the most

active participants in gold collec..

The following passengers were tons, organised as a defensive

"Appointments In registered.

India

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Nov. 8.

The following appointments have been made by the Comman- der-in-Chier in India-

Colonel W. H. Roberts, D.S.O., O.BE, M.C., cuiclating Chief En-

ment of a man accused before the ineer, Northern Command, suc- ceeds Major-General H, 8. Gaskell, Newport (Mon.) County Magi-D.S.O., as from October 2 trates of Injuring an aged colliery. watchman.

The man in the dock was Oliver Richards, an underground haulier,

on the Tanda when she left here measure against sanctions, ac- ion Saturday for Australia via cording to press reports "which

ports:

state that the Italian Chfrch. dig-.

the and Mrs. W. F. Buratt, Mrs. L Sparks, Mr. C. Winand, Miss Son that at churches and mon Arch-Bishop of Monreales sugges Maxwell Mrs. W. Langguth, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Whyte, Miss K. M.

asteries, pilgrims should hand Rlerdan, Miss A. Gorst, Miss over their treasures, receiving in Hudson, Mrs. B. L. Hudson, Mrs, return five per cent war loans. E E. Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. This suggestion it is said, has Timbs, Master Peter Timbs, Mr. | already been carried out in numer E. H. Weston, Mr. G. Winder. Mr. ous cases and the patriotic at- G. B. Morris, Miss B. G. Davies, titude of the clergy has made a Allison, Miss I. M, Marshall, Mission to whom the papers unhold the popula- E. F. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. H.

AMERICA'S GRIP Mr. F. A Dangerfield, Mr. Joseph great impression on

ON SILVER MARKET

(Special Air Mall Service]

London, Nov. 8. The effect upon Silver of the unexpected currency developments Lieutenant-Colonel B. H Mathe-in China have so far been neglig

following the son, M.C., I.A., officiating A.QM.Gle, Immediately

by the

Chinese Eastern Command, succeeds Co- announcement

Government, Indian and ather

of Tredegar Street, Cross Kera lunels R. C. G. Pollock as from speculators began to bid for silver Jointly with a 13-year-old boy, he October 1.

in anticipation of a possibly scar- was accused of unlawfully and Lieutenant-Colonel T. C. Green-city and on the belief that America maliciously. inflcting grievous wood. R.A., to be Assistant Director would have to raise her buying

(IL) in the M.G.O. price.. bodily narm upon James Collins, a of Artillery watchman at Risca Colliery,

Branch, vice Major F. J. Rice, M.C., R.A., as from October 3..

Richards was sentenced to three months' hard labour and the boy was bound over..

As a result the spot price which had not moved for over a fort- Major W. D. Churcher, R.LAS.C., night, spurted 3-16d. to 2940. per to be Deputy Assistant Director of ounce, while the forward quota-j Richards was also accused of Transport in the QM.G. Branch, tion rose 5-164, to 29 3-16. per alding and abetting the boy in in-vice Major R. R. L. Thom, cunce. America, however, declined flicting grievous bodily harm upon H.I.A.B.C.

to follow the rise and, being the Collins, but this charge was dis- Major A, G. Butler, "O.B.E., T.A., only buyer of any consequence, the talssed.

to be official interpreter in Rus- price had to come back again to her level which, at the present rate of exchange, is 29 5-16d. per ounce spot.

HIT WITH IRON.

The boy and Richards were pass- ing him in the street in Cross Keys, Collins alleged; when the lad

sian,

the

M. Massina, Mr. J. M. Allison. it as a shining example. The Miss L. Edwards, Miss M. E. M. Italian churches possess enormous Wickett, Mrs. L. M. Burgess, Mr. riches, and the papers estimate B. J. Burgess, Mrs. C. Firth. Mr. | that if all these were turned over J. G. Whitlow, Mr. D. Hinde- to the State and each inhabitant man, Mrs. E. A. McSweeney. Mr. contributes a little more than two R. Harvey, Mr. Maccanan McCort grammes of gold, the Bank of non, Mrs. M E. Paisford, Mr. G. Italy's geld reserve would be in- d'Arenberg. Mis C. E. Nom Chongcreased by one millard fire which Mr. F. K. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. would put Italy in a position to

Johnson, Mr. B. Heath, Mr. H. Cox, Mr. A. R. Veight, Mr. and hold out against the sanctions Mrs. C. E. Begley, Miss A. E for a further year. Begley, Master L T. Begley, Mas-

Moreover the papers print out ter C. N. Begley, Mrs. A. Gilles, that the church possesses large Master K. A. Gilley Miss E. M. credits abroad in exchange of Gillies, Mr. A. E Roxby, Mr. C which the Government would be Dowell, Miss E. J. Buchanan, Mr. able to offer Italan Industrial R. McLeod, Mr. G. Dowell, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McIntosh, Miss M. D. Alexander Mr. W. Armstrong.

LEFT BY THE TANDA

The following passengers left

Mr. Ung. Mrs. N. J. Moore, Mr.

shares. Transocean Kuo' Min.

Kessler. Miks Elinor Kessler. Mrs.

by the "Tanda" on November 30: Chan King' (Quan-Sheë), Master

Chan Loy Bung Mr. Chan - King, A. Braybon, Mr. T. Keilaway. Mr. Miss Bolia M. Kumpi, Mrs. Helen and Mrs. Long Tack Sam, Miss W. Rivao, Mrs. Bien Shice, Miss Nee Long Tock Sam, Miss Chew Olive Wong, Mr. Knight G. Zoller, Yek Chin, Miss Chew Yek Lan. Mrs. Knight G. Zoller, Dr. and Miss M. Stormon, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mrs. A. Pacheco Jorge, Mrs, Powdrell, Mr. and Mrs. W. Show Chok Chung, Miss Li Wai Hing, Pan, Mr. Caleb Cheong, Mr. H. Mr. Li Chok Chung, Miss Eva Wridgway, Mr. Harry Kwong, Mr.

The following officers proceed on leave this month and vacate their appointments:---Colonel R. D. In- back to the level at which it stood Cuthbert,

The forward price also has gone A. W. Lee Jones, Mrs. J. M. Wong, Mrs. R. Wa, Mr. T. F. Ho.. shouted: "Here's the murderer,"

Master G.

Mr. T. P. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. H. skip, D.8.0., M.C., GAO. 1, Army just prior to the action of the Chi-

Cuthbert, Colling added that when he ask-HQ: Lieutenant-Colonel J. Scott, nese Government.

Miss J. Hodgman. Mrs. ELR Harling. Mr. Y. Ma, Mr. L-Mori, ed Richards if he was going to let | D.8.0., O.B.E., Surgeon to

Remembering Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. Pul Ng. Madame Sung Pul past experiences, speculators in Wong Tong, Miss Lily Wong Tong. Lan. Ms Tom Tim Wah, Mr. P. the boy shout that at him, Richards O-in-C.; Captain T. M. Johnson, Silver are chary of committing

C. Van Zon, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. replied, "Yes, you swine. As long M.B.E, LAO.C., M.G.O. Branch: themselves very far one way or

Bennett, Mrs. J. L. Dixón, Dr. -and '" 3.5 you live and that won't be Lady Superintendent Miss A. M. another. America has the grip of

Mrs. T. B. Budge, Mr. Ng Yet, Mr. long."

Hart, QAMNS. for India, (and the market and she keeps specula-

Yen Dick, Rev. J. Mager, Rev. F. retires),

tors guessing as to what her next

Henkelmann. Mr. Gee Fat, Mr. move may be.

Chu Yeung Fal, Mrs. Mary Bell, Mr. Gheah Chin Kee, Mr. Teo Although two of

Siew Chool, Mr. and Mrs. Leng Mr.A A. R. Botelho, Mrs. Chiong See, Mr. and Mrs. G. D.

Ying Young, Dr. Nora P. Baird, Mr. Charles F. Mr. A. G. Stewart, Mr. A. Gold-

As witness turned to go, Richards" ran at him and hit him on the 32 back of the head with an fron 150 eta.

$1.89

Screw.

There which ne fell. Richards

cher,

ARRIVALS

PRESIDENT COOLIDGE Arrivals by the Pres. Coolidge America's on Friday last were:-

"COLONEL HENRY ARCHER Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Ar- "Silver Senators" have just reiter- who has been promoted ated the opinion current in Silver was a struggle during

then colonel from command of the 24th circles in the USA, that the buy-Corvissiano, shouted "Give it to him, boy," and Field Brigade, RA, is 52 and has ing price of silver is to be raised Cushing, Mr. Allan R. Duvall, Mr. man, Miss A. Yip, Mr. and Mrs. the boy struck him with a man- 33 years' service. His early duty to 1.29 dollars per ounce (or double N. Hahn. Mr. Biri Juvidya, Misa B. K. Mui. Mr. Chin Ho Chuen 55 eta, drill stick, or pick shait. He got was with the 128th Battery, from the present price) no one seems to M. H. Kane, Mr. Kari Kroler, Miss

ap from the ground and another which he was appointed in 1900 struggle ensued. Richards said to as adjutant of the 4th East Lan the boy. Hit the Boot him." cashire Brigade, RF.A. He receiv

Collins said he could not remem- ed the DS.0. and French War ber any mora until three or four Cross on the Western Front, where days later,

80X

par

136

.841 $2

ACCUSED'S OUTBURST Answering Richards, he denied mals, such as cats, dogs and even having struck Richards with the poultry will not be victimised, and i screw or that he had twisted when the campaign is over the Richards" scarf round his neck, rats must be cleared away.

Richards told the Court: "The Suitable poison is obtainable at boy called him a murderer, because the police stations throughout the he is a murderer, and if I was in length of Berlin, and any person his position I should be a murderer not responding to the appeal of He murdered my boy." the Chief of Police, able to a penalty.. Transocean Kuo Min

have any idea as to when and how the change will be effected.

EFFECT ON CHINA There seems to be no valid rea- he commanded the 125th Battery, son (apart from that of mollifying and has been brigade major, the silver interests in Amèrica), RA, with the 28th Division in why the USA administration the Black Sea area and the 51st should pay even as high a price Highland Division in France and as it is for silver seeing it has the at home, He has passed the market under its control. Gunnery Staff Course and. Long- It is true that America has still Survey, Course, and has been em- a lot more aliver to purchase be- ployed as instructor at the School fore she brings her Alver holding of Artillery on Salisbury. Plain up to the required 25 per cent, of and at the Senior Officers School the total builion backing for the in Belgium. He was educated at currency, but no time limit has Cundle and Woolwich,

been set for the accomplishment of that object. While she keeps add- ing to her gold reserve she is in- creasing the prospective total of her silver purchases.

DEPARTURES

BY THE CORFU

Gladys Lee, Mr. Paul S. Lewis. Mr. and Mra. J. Lopez, Mr. J. H Marsman, Mr. Roger Mitchell, Mr. Ichisaburo Mori, Mrs. E. G. Nelson,

The following Mrs. Angela Such, Mr. and Mrs.

embarked at Jacob B. Tagorda, Mr. C. H. Un Hong Kong behaun, Mr. Louis Wertheimer,

Sister Luigior Appiano, Mrs. M.'M. Mns, Wong Shee, Miss Ross Wong, Behague, Miss A. Behague, Mr. V. Miss Penny Wong, Master Willie M. Benwell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Beck, Wong, Master 8. Wong, Mr. Wong Miss A. M. Beck, Capt. d'A. Sproul Suy, Mr. Yee He."

Bolton, Miss E Burt Mr. E Bolton, Miss H de vere Beanclerk. Mr--8--- M. Bengalee; Mother Clotilde-Cogitolo Corpij: J. Delacey, Mr. D. B. Dowling, Prof. Passengers embarking trom and Mrs. J. W. Eaton, Corp. FL. J. Hong Kong by the President Funnel, Mr. J. M. Gordon, Miss A. Coolidge on Saturday for Ban A. Gouph, Miss 8. Goh, Mr. Gaw Francisco via port of call were: Khek Khiam. Capt. and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Smith, de B. Hardie, Mr. W. L. Handyside, Miss Barbara H. Smith, Miss Corp. H. Holmes, Miss M. Deborah A. Smith, Mr. W. F. Huntingford, Dr P Hughes. Ranson, Mr. A. M. Webb, Mr. and OBM BO Kime, Mrs. E. Kime What will be the ultimate result Mrs. W. N. T. Tam, Miss Tam, and Infant, Miss V. I. Kime, Mr. of America's liver polley cannot Mr W. T. Sullivan, M. R. V. J. Koekel, Mr. M. F.Key. Mrs. The boy fold the Bench that be foreseen. Its effects upon Alton. Mr. E. K. Hou, Mr. 8. JG. 8, Lawson, Mr. and Mr. Leong Collins struck the first blow and China so far have not been alto Chen, Mr. H. M. Spit, Mr. M. Hoe Yeng, Mr. Ling, Min Blu, Mr. Collins, it was stated, received k

that he (the boy) kicked and hit gether in accordance with expecta Lok, Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Chang. and Mrs E M Morgan, Misa P severe head wound, an inch and s

Collins with the stick to make him Hens. Some American business Mr. Sam Wong, Mr. S. Service, Magor, Mr. K. Nemnmal, Mr. P. J half long and going down to the

let go of Richards,

men believe that it will, if persisted | Mr. A D Engle Dr. and Mrs. Patton, Mrs. W. H Selby, Mr. and Richards, who pleaded"Not in, tend to make China more and Lion Tsoong Kya, Mr. A. Schmid, Mrs WC, Swabey, Mr. and Mrs. gulity" said he was struck on the more susceptible to Japanese in- Mrs. L. M. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs F. D. B. Tuckett, Mr, J. Wilson head and could not see for blood. fluences.

Donald E. Kessler, Miss Barbara Madam Wong Yow. Cheng,

F.-C. Baker, of Cross Keys, sald that when he saw Richards later In the evening the man remarked: "I'm sorry you are not taking me for murder.".

Richards interposed: "What f The German Minister at Block-sald was that if I had killed him Ugation to take part as their civil holm has repeatedly protested, it would have been a pleasure to duty, partly because the role play during the last few days, to the admit it." ed by the rodents in spreading di- | Swedish Foreign Office against at- sease, and partly because of the tacks on Chancellor Hitler misde amount of destruction caused by the Stockholm paper "Bocial each year to public property. Democratén," which is closely bone.

-Poison must be laid in such a connected with the Swedish gov- way that other domesticated ani- ernment party,

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