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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Sharebrokers'.

Association

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MONDAY. MAY 4.

Buyers Ballers

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Banks

$1,020

£102 2148

Do. (London)

2010!!

230

H.3. Banks

*****$1,518)

Chartered Banks

...

Mercantile Bks. "A"

Do.

Bank of East Asia...

N, O. & 8, Barks Am. O. Fiu. Corp: 8. Ch. Fin Corp. Ord. 8.

Do. Prof. 8. Insurances

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY," MAY “5, 1936.

L/C. PETERS CHAIRED

(Continued from Page 10)

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THE "GRAND AGGREGATE"

Scores Obtained in Black Cam- Brook-

down berley. wood Siberia

(35)

(35) (35) (35)

Aggre- gate (340)

1.-Cup. replica, & H.K.R.A. Gold

21:

eist

medal, Lt. Pattullo, R.E.

32

34

231

2-L/C. Peters, R.E

32

34

3.-L. Stevens, R.A.O.C...........................

33

32

31 128* 128* 125

4-Capt. Rybot, RA; .................

34

32

145

6. CP.O. Black, R.N........

33

33

430

125

6.-2/Lt. Wan, H.K.V.D.C.

32*

29

7.-C.S.M. Elvin, EIR.

30

32

8. Sgt. M. C. Jones, R.W.F.

30

.30

33

29 123 122

122

Canton InsuranGOR.......

$975

L

$275

9.-S/Ins. Hopkins, H.K.P.

30

29

.30

Underwriters

11

3.00

10-S/Lt. "Ford, HK.N.VF.....

32

29

30

120 120

Union InsarKNOUS .......

$610

7530

Chins Fires

11. Sgt. McKay, H.K.P.

30

29

1480

1475

1950

H.K. Fires

12-Fus. Richards, R.W.F

30

31

30 120

120

13 International Assco, S.

$200

13.-Major Edwards, RE

31

32

25

120

Shipping

14-0.S.M. Grinham, R.W.F.

27

31

20

118

$36

Douglases

135

15-Mr. Austin, D.R.C.

28

32

118

5.

is

Steamboats

151

16. Pte. Winstanley, ELR

31

31

29 27. 118

130

Indos (prof.)

$30

$20

Do. (def.)

17.-Capt. Caffyn, RM,

32

32

190

18-Pte, Sharples, ELR.

31

34

24

95/-

Shells

11%20

19.-R.S.M. Slater, ELR.

29

24

31

Mining

20.-C.Q.M.S. Cheetham, R.WF.

25

32

28

25 118

118 30 114 28 113

Amatsoks

$2.38

*L/C. Peters and Lt. Pattulla decided the winner by a spin of a coin.

Balatcoa

Beugust Consolidated

118

Do Exploration

19 ots.

Big Wedges

30 cts

Demonstutions. 79ts. 75 ta

15 cts.

Gold Crock.........

et

13et

United Paracales... 73 ale.

RWF, 149; 4, Lt. Stevens, R.A.Q.C..

Salicote's pam

13 at

$1.15

11,

$2.33

$1.20 Waterbout

$21

97 cí

318.

[22"ots.

Baguio Gold ......... 28 cts.

Zoth. 72 eta,

75 cla

$1.20

4.Co

11.

11/3

$10

Itogona

Kailans

Langkats (single) S.

$9

$170

70 str.

1

Masbate

71 cta

$41

''

Explorations...... .

Shangani Loans . 1230

141

$112

Raabe

$10.70

San Mauricio

$1.14

$3

Venezuela Gold Fids. $3

Docks. Wharves,

Godowns, etc.

H.K. & K. Wharton.

$91

4. PA!!

120 cts.

Do. (old){

Do. (new)

Providents (old)

Do.

(New)

I.K. & W. Docks

S. China Motors' A'

330

All competitors other than the winner were awarded the H.KR.A. silver medal.

$

THE “ALLCOMERS" AGGREGATE" | 1R.UR. 66; 17. Sgt. Lo Polderin,

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1, L/C. Peters, RE, 150; 2. Capt.2/RW.F., 81; 16. Lt. A. J. Lewis, Rybot." R.A., 150, 3. Sgt. Jones,

149; 5. 2/Lt. Wan, HK.V.D.C, 149: {

R.W.F.

FALLING.. PLATE MATCH

1st 1st Bn. The Royal Vister

6. 5/Insp. Hopkins, H.K.P., 147; 7. Rines.

C.S.M. Elvin, EL.R., 144; 6.Sgt. Mc-

Team No. 1: Sgt. Boyt, Cpl. Hig❘

Kay, H.K.P. 144; 9. C.S.M. Grin-ham, L/Cpl. Ganley, Rin. Picker- ham, R.W.F. 143: 10, R.S.M. Slater, ing. Rin. Ryan, Rin. Gordon, Rep. EL.R.. 142.

Swift, Rin. Weir.

THE "SECRETARY'S CUP” (S.B.a.b.)

(Class "A" Competitors only) H.P. Aggregate: 285.

1st, C.S.M. Elvin, 3/E Lân, R., Aggregate 254

The winner was decided after rine competitions as follows; Rapid 1.10 firing, snap shooting 500 yards,

2nd, 2nd Br.. The Royal "Welch Fusiliers: Team: No. 5.

ADDITIONAL REVOLVER:

COMPETITION

1st. A/Sgt. Gowan. H.K. Police (75); 2nd, S/Insp. Ritchie, HK.P.

74.

30 eta, three competitions 1st aggregate,

three competitions 2nd aggregate. | R. This was described as one of the I hardest won prizes.

30

$9

$100

Shaogasi Docks S

$4

New Engineeriags,

35)

$180

Hongkewa

.....

Lands, Hotels, and

Buildings

$4.80

H.K. Hotels.....

$30

$100

$18

$10

35.

$80

$8.80

$92

H.K Lands....... Do. 4% Debentures Shanghai Lande.... Metropolitan Landa.. H.K. Realties......... Chins Du ......... Do. Debentureað. Humphreya uimi Chincas Estates......

Cotton Mills Ewus

་་༤*་----་-་ $8.10

S'ha Cottonefold)S. $70

THE "ASSOCIATION" CUP Fange: 500. H.P.S.; 25.

1. Cup, Lieut. Stevens, R.A.O.C., 25; 2, Capt. Caffyn, R.M., 24; 3, Capt, Rybot, R.A., 24; 4, Sgt. Bland ford, R.M., 24; 5, Sgt. Mannell, P.M., 23; 6, L/Cpl. Peters, R.E., 23:

THE ASSOCIATION SERVICE RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP AGGREGATE

$4,80

$30

par

$4.36

$8.80

1. C.S.M. Elyin, 2/EL.R., 90: 2, Lt. Stevens, R.A.O.C., 86; 3, Sgt. Warwick, R.M., 84; 4, Cpl. Higham,

814

ફેસ

R.

Do.

(new)S.

312

Zong Sings *****

$39

$25

Wing On Textion(S.)

"Public Utilitles

$10.30

$7

Peak Trause (old)...!

Do. (now)...

---

$80

Star Furries"

$10

$7.35

#51

Tramway $10.BB

་་་

Yazmati b'urries ....

$10.86 China Lighta (old)... $10.70 $180

Do. (new)...

H.K. Electrica

Macao do.

$8.30 | Baudukan Lights

Telephones (old)

****** $51

Traction 23/0

$194 Caldbook, ord.) 8.

13

$89

Aggregate: 110.

1/R.U.R., 84; 5, Set, Hill, 1/R.U.R.,

EGG POOL PRIZE WINNERS 300 Yds. Pte. Sharples, 2/E. 'Lan.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

(Continued from Page 5)

While the members of the com- mittee were being decided by bal- Int, Dr. D. J. Valentine informed The other members that a. move- ment was on foot to torm an or- chestral section of the Phihar- monic Society. In this connection they were indebted to Mr. Stanley who had got the project going. It would be an enormous help to the Society, said Dr. Valentine. not only for stage shows but also for independent work of their own. Detalls had not yet been worked out but the idea is sell in progress. It was rather early, he said. to speak of what to do in the coming year, but it would be one of the earliest duties of the incoming committee to go into the question sctvities. He felt that they must do more than last year. Th

on of one show per year was insufficient. It was not neces- sary that stage shows be given but concerts could be organised 3. á good number of the members are not so interested in the stage as in concert halls.

The committee elected was then owing members: Mrs. D. J. Valen- read out and comprised the fol- tine. Messrs. R, J. Shrigley. T. E.

Jackson, and H. H. H. Priasty.

OTHER BUSINESS

The last item on the agenda' was the discussion of other business and numerous suggestions were put for~ the

ward for the consideration of committee.

It was suggested that the giving of their shows on two consecutive Saturday nights would give better. results as regards the capacity of the house. But it was pointed out that this would depend on the iocalty of the production as 5a- turday night was the busy night for the cinema companies also,

Mr. Best sald that in respect to the next production he had receiv ed various letters from London EXTRA PRIZES COMPETITION dealing with various operas. "The

So much that is beautiful and remantle svalta you in Austria: Vienna-the world's music centre: Salzburg the festival city; the Styrian woodlands; the beautiful Danube valley; the lakes of Salzkam mengus and Carinthia; the Tyrol and Vorarlberg- tands of picturesque peasants and snow capped mountah; and the lovely landscapes of Lower and Upper Austria. Both for Summer Holidays (Golf, Tennis, Swimming, Climbing, etc.) and for Winter Sports, Austria has become more populat than ever. Come to Austria xt way time of the yeat-you may be sure of a kindly welcome.

Come to Beautiful Romantic Austria

Considerable før veductions now wailable. AccommG- dation can be obtained from 516 a day. Trail with Austrian Trivellers' Cheques for convenience. Frite for special sommer or winter programme of inclusive arrangements to the leading tourist agencies, or AUSTRIAN STATE-TRAVEL BUREAU..159 Y Razmi Street, London, .1, England.

SHARP DECLINE IN FRANC

Gold Currencies Follow Suit

1, L/Cpl. Peters, R.E. (33) Zeiss, Mald of the Mountains" he said was Camera; 2, C.S.M, Elvin, 2/ELR. under consideration but the exces- (32) Tankard; 3, Cpl. Higham.sive demands of the company in 1/R.U.R. (31) Cigarette Box and England made this impossible for Lighter; 4, Sgt. HII, 1/RUR. (30) the Society to produce. Facts re- Record Album; 5, Sgt. Billingham,lative to the producing of "Aftad- H.K.P. (30) Fountain Pen; 6, Capt. |lans" were more encouraging. No- Kenyon, 3/R.W.F. (29) Tankard; 7. thing: he said. had been receiven L/Cpl. Ganley. 1/R.UR. (29), Tan- as to the rights, etc.. of "Floradora"

London May 4 kard; 8, L/Cp! W. Wlison 1/RUR. ang. "The Chocolate Soldier."

Following the French election (29) Rouson Razor; 9, R.S.M. Slater, Then came the question of cos- result, heavy nervous selling caus- 2/ ELR. (29) Pipe...

tumes in the productions as being fed a sharp decline in francs. a too expensive item. Mr... Gren British control after efforts to ham suggested that the mumbers stem

at the tide

around 751 of the cast might wear modern yielded before the inrush of fur- dress in one of their shows thus effect a great saving.

ther selling waves which took the Iranc to 75.37, whereat the British authorities reintervened.

THE "INTER-IMPERIAL AND POLICE FORCES" MATCH H.P. Aggregate: 250, Challenge Cup won by The Army,

83; 6, L. Pattulo, R.E., 82; 7, Cpl. | Aggregate 225. McCausland, 1/R.U.R., 82: 8, 1/8. Team:-Capt. Rybot, RA. Lt.

R.UR 0.9.M. Elvin. EL.R.. L/Opi Feters, R.E., Pte. Sharples, ELR 2 RN. 220; 3, HK.V.D.C., 217; 4, RM, 211; 5. H.K.P. "A," 210; 6, H.K.P. “B.” 189.

TEAM REVOLVER MATCH

H.P. Aggregate: 300,

| Jones, 2/ELR., 81; §, CAM. Grin-Ratcliffe,

ham, 2/R.WF., 78: 10, R.S.M. Slater, 3/ELR, 17; 11, Sgt. Bland- ford, RM, 76; 12, Cpl. Cheshire, $90

RAO.C., 76; 13, Sgt. Jones, $7.35 2/R.W.F. 75; 14, Fus, "Richards. 2/R.W.F, 74: 15, Pte. Winstanley, !2/EL.R., 72; 16, L/C, Patterson, 1/RUR, 72; 17, Mr. Sainsbury, D.R.C., 88; 18, C.Q.M.S. Cheetham, 2/R.W.F 68; 19. Fus, Jones, 2,RWF, 45; 20, Fus. Fergusson, 2/R.W.F. 63. "SERVICES”. S.R. CHAMPIONSHIP AGGREGATE

་་

195.15

$20

$20

$9

Do.

(new)...

$lit

China Buses ......

23/6

38/-

Do. (pref.)

Industrials

$8.40

Malabon Sugar! ***

$15

Macgregors (pref.38.

311

Canton Ic

$10.10

$10

Cements

$10

$4.40

Hopee.

Miscellaneous

$4.30

Dairy Farma en re

на

Amusementa.....

$2.90

Ch. E'tainmanta.".....

114

13 !!

3

$5,00

30 cz.

گراد

L'onstructions, {oid)

Do.

_{DOW}

Laas Crawforda...

Mackintoshsanten

Nanyang Tobacco... $3,35

$2

Bincares ...................

32.80

Watsons

60 ots.

Wm. Powells

12

M.

Greyhounde.....

$1.38 5. U. Enterprises ....

921h.G. 5%1926G.9Bd

$1.80

93%

prem

H.K. Govt 4% Loans 57.

Do. 31%

Wallace Harper.....

$55

ALK Wing On

3*ks! Vibro Pilong n

Do

"WILL NOT DYE unsuitab.c.

Hollywood Stars

Are Firm

13 155 cts.

31

$59 EX

Aggregate: "110,

|||

¡

and

Many pros and cons for this idea were discussed and the matter was left to the committee's considera- tion.

There being no further business, the meeting was declared closed-

1st, Hong Kong Police 'A" Team, NEW YORK TEAMS Aggregate 115.

Team:-S.I. Ritchie, B., Hopkins. Sgt. Russell, Sgt Scott, Sgt. Gowan, Insp. Carey: 2, H.K. Police "B" 101; 3, 1/R.UR.. 88; 4, 2/R.WF., 59.

INDIVIDUAL REVOLVER

COMPETITION

1st, Sgt. Boyt," 1/R.U.R., Aggre- gate 53.

2nd, L/C. Bainborough, 1/R.DR.. Aggregate 45.

BISLEY MEETING-INDIVIDUAL REVOLVER COMPETITION

1, Rin. Pickering, 1/R.U.R. 91; 2, OSM Elvin, 2/ELR, 90; 3, Lt. Stevens, R.A.Q.C., 88; 4. Sgt. War- wick, R.M., 84; 5, L/C. Usher, R.E, 82; 8. Cpl. Higham, 1/R.UR, 81; |, L/B. Joneş, 3/ELR., 81; 8, Fus.

1. Sgt. Russel, Hong Kong Police. Bruton, 3/RW.F, 78; 9, RS.M. glater, 2/ELR., 77: 10, Pus. 2. P. C. Amar Singh, Hong Kong Thompson, 2/RW.F., TT 11, Capt. Police. The winner's aggregate was Kenyon. 2/R.W.F., 70; 12, Sgt. Walsh, 1/R.UR 15; 13, Cpl. Richardson, R.A.B.C., 74; 14," Sgt. Boyt, 1/R.U.R., 73; 15. L/C. Barclay, 1/RUR, 72; 16, Rtn. O'Leary,

ROGER CASEMENT'S

BODY

30.

SENIOR SERVICES MATCH 1. Royal Navy: 2, Hong Kong Police. Also Aired: Army. Civil Bervice.

LONGEST BARS

London, April 18. I see that the Arsenal Football

stadium the world's second largest Club expects to have in its new

London, Aprit 13. A meeting held in Hyde Park, London, on Sunday passed the bar. to portray if their natural hair is following resolution:

"This mass meeting of lovers of

It will certainly be extremely Ann Sothern is the latest tuliberty, resident in Britain, gathering-I am told 86ft-but I think there are at least two bars in the vert to the natural-hair cult, and, ed in Hyde Park on Easter Sunday, has allowed her benched tresses strongly protest against the British world which are even longer. to return to their own light brown. Government's action in refusing The Shanghai Club has a bar of Katharine Hepburn never nus to make the remains of Roger 108ft. in length. However, even touched her hair with chemicals. Casement, Irish patriot and martyr, | this liberal accommodation for the and has been fortunate in that available to his kinsfolk for re-thirsty has to yield primacy to an- London, April 1 none of her roles ever has de-burial in his native. Ireland, the other bar.. Complaining that their owmanded changing the shade of her land he died to free. This meeting This is not, as might be expect- friends don't know them

hair. because

pledges itself to employ all con- ed, in that home of "the biggest Jean Harlow, the famed platinum stitutional means in Britain to they have to bleach, dye and

in the world," the United States. henna their hair, Hollywood' film blonde, is another convert to the secure the reversal of the British But it is just over the border, in stars have struck against it

trend, and has Government's 'decision und calls on

Mexico. allowed her hair to return to its the Irish Free Btate Government They look so different after to origina; golden brown.

The bar at Tia Juana, which 1 to employ fully its diplomatic I think dates from prohibition days change-over.

in California, is nearly 300ft long.

I fancy a good many of its feet have become superfluous since the repeal

The stars have now signed de claration of independence for their own treases, and are demanding wigs to at the characters they are

back-to-nature

Irene Dunne, whose natural hair service to the same end, realizing is a most black, steadfastly refuses that no approach to friendliness to bleach. or tint her hair, but between the two nations can be wear, wigs when different coloured made while this palpably unfriend hair is required

ly, act exists.”kal de

PETERBOROUGH,

FARED WELL

U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS

New York. May 3. The following were the results of major "eague baseball matches played yesterday:-

1

National League

Brooklyn Pittsburgh

R. H. E. 5 11 3

* 11 2

Vaughan hit a fome run.

New York Cincinnatti

7 12

2

5 12

0

Game went to 11 innings.

Boston

St. Louis

Philadelphia

2 9

8 10

Q

8 14

3

Norris hit a home run, Chicago

5 16 1 Odes hit a home run, Came went to 12 innings.

American League

Chicago

# 11 0 Zeke Bonura and Plet hit "home runs,

Philadelphia

4 10

1

Detroit 0 * 2

W. Ferrell pitched.. Boston

6. 13 I Foxx, and R. Ferrell hit home

runa,

Bt. Louis

A 13 1 Pepper hit a home run. New York

1417 1

3

Cleveland Washington

03 1 Blachdder pitched Game called in fifth innings owing to '. rain Reuter.

VESSELS DUE

Aeneas, B. & S., May 4, Agapenor, H. & 8., June 1. Agm, Gilman's, June 1. Aramis, Messageries', May 5, Arizona Maru, O.S.K., May 4. Astoria, Jubscn's, May 20. Behar, P. & ), June 5 Benalder, Loxley's, May 21. Benglon, Lorley's, May 9, Benledi, Loxley's, June 16. Beneleuch, Loxley's, May 16, lienrench, Loxley's, June 9. Benvenue, Loxley's, June 4. Bhutaa, P. & 0., May 22. Bremerhaven, Malchers', May 6. Burdwan, P. & O., June 9. Calelize, 13. & 3., June 1. Canton, Messagerion', May 7. Changle, B. & S., June 12. Further widening discounts on Chenonceaux, Messageries, May 19. forward franes to 1 for

City of Eastbourno, Bank Line, May 1 month and 3 for three months City of Singapore, Bank Line, May 8,

City of Mobile, Bank Line, May 10. reflected the same anxiety. but Corfu, P. & 0., June 10. business is almost at a standstill Cremer, J.C.J. Line, May 5. owing to scarcity of buyers, D'Artagnan. Messageries', May 30.

Danmark, B.A. Co., June 3. Demudocus, B. & 8., June 15.

one

Other gold currencies, particu- larly dollars, linked to French

currency by gold standard chains, Deucation, B. & S., May. 19. to lowed the franc on the down Duisburg, Jobsen's, May 11.

Donau, Melchers', May la. ward path, leaving the dollar-Emp. of Asia, C.P.S., May 7. franc cross-rate Hittle changed. Heuter.

SILVER MARKET

(From Our Own Correspondent)

London, May 4 London Biver prices to-day were up 1/8 as follow:-

May 2 Spot............ Forward

20-1/4

20-1/4

THE ARMY

Irion,

New Form Of Salute With Nordmark, Jebsen's, May 28.

1

The Sword

Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., May 22 Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., June 4. Emp. of Japan, C.P.8, June 19. Felir

Roussel, Messageries. June 13. lebank, Bank Line, May 25.

Melchers'. June 2. Gaastrkerk, J.C.J. Line, May 19, Goa. Parshing, States Co., May 8. Gon. Sherman. States Co., May 29. Golden Mountain, States Co., May 24. Gaoisenau, Melchors', May 5. Hakasan Maru, N.Y.E., May 8. Himalaya, Lloyd Triestino, May 15. S., June 5.· May 4 Java, EA. Co., May 8..

Jean Laborde, Morsageries', May 15. 20-3/8

Kashima Mari, N.YE., May 9. 20-3/8

Koenigsburg, Melchers', May 9. Kulmerland, Jebsen's, May 18. Meman, B. & B., June 7, Mentor. B. & S., May 17. Neckar, Melchers', June 4. Niel Maersk, Jebsen's, May 13. New York, States Co... June 18. Oldenburg, Jabtan's, May 20. Patroclas, B. & B., May 22. Peiping, Gilman's, June 18. Pres. Coolidge, Dollar's, May 7. Pros. Garfield, Dollar's, June 5, Pres. Grant, A.M. Line, May 13: Pres. Hoover, Dollar's, June 4. At present the salute at the hal

Pres Jackson, A.M. Line, May 15. when dismounted is to "recover,"

Pres. Jefferson, A.M. Line, Hay 6. Pres. McKinley, A.M. Lane, May 20 lower the sword to within 121.

Pres. Monroe, Dollar's, May 8. A from the ground, recover, and

Pros. Taft, Dollar's, May 25. "carry." When mointed, the Pres Van Buren, Dollar's, May 22, sword is brought to the "recover Ranpora, P. & O., May 18.1 by an additional circular motion. Rajpatana, P. & O., May 15 This circular motion is now abolish Rawalpindi, P. & O., May 27. ed and the salute at the halt made Silvertesk, Farcsa, May 14,.. practicaly the same, mounted and Somerville, Bank Line, May 20. Birdhans. B.I. (Apear) May 20. dismounted. The actual alteration Boadan, P. & 0., May 11. ts to lower the sword until the Blentor, B. & 8, June 9 point is 12in. from the ground and Bumatra, Lloyd Triestino, June 5, directed to the right at an angle Taiping. 7.& 8.. May 8. of 45deg. from the front; edge Tal Shan, Dodwell's, May 17. to the left; right arm and sword Talma, B.L. (Apear), May 12. in one straight line: hand about Tamara, Gilian's, May 17. 12in. Irom the thigh: thumb fat on Tanda, E. & A. S.B. Co., May 3

Tilawa, B.L. (Apear), May 7. the handle. Cutting out the cir-Tisondari, J.C.J. Line, May 9. cular motion makes for simplicity Tibadak, J.C.J. Line, May 10 and is a reversion to an od Tisadans, J.C.J. Lips, May 12, method. The salute is simple, Tisslak, J.C.J. Line, May 17, direct, and dignifcd, and regua

Thoresen's," May 8. tion will be altered accordingly.

A simplification is being made In the salute with the sword by officers...

Tyndareus, B. & 8., May 10. Victoria, Lloyd Triestino, May 21.