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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

Shareprokers'

Association

$1,665

!!! - !

Do. (London) ....

Morcantile Bks. “A”

Do.

Bank of East Asia...

Balce Nouts

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1936.

Champions Still In The Lead

(Continued from Faze 10

form to date has been anything but ↑ Riddell, (skip); N. Fraset. T. "H. convincing. The Bowling Green with | Hunter. R. a. E. Marks. J. Carey, such stalwarts as A. M. Holland, W. { (skip); C. S. Pile, Si R. Farlow, A. Macfarlane and R. Duncan should } J. Johnson, S. Logan, (skip); Re- be able to obtain a convincing vic- serves: L. Mist, T. H. Daly, tory to-day.

CIVIL SERVICE C.C. v. YACHT CLUB

PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHTER

Wallace Harper And Co. Position

NEW BUSINESS

Bright prospects for the fu- ture were held out by Mix. Wal- lace Harper (chairman) when he presided at the eighth an- nust meeting of saareholders of Wallace Harper and Co., Ltd., yesterday,

RECREIO SHOULD WIN Although playing at home C.C.C. | Civil Service C.C.—A. Steven, M. "B" is in for a defeat at the hands. Purvis, R. R. Wood, H. F. Westlake, of the redoubtable Recreio. Yes, snr., 18k!pi; J. Cook, W. Hillyer. the Valley "B" did play good bowls | 2. Cuilip, R. R. Davies, (skip); C. at the commencement but their | Champelovier, M. Cunfetti, H. last display against the K.C.C. Strunge, H. F. Westlake. Jnr. convinced me that they are not the (skip). Reserves; F. Harper, J. Pen- potential type of challenger for the gelly, J. Carr. senior honours. Recreio from their Yacht ClubW. J. Hansen, P. S. past displays will develop into one | Cassidy, A. Murdoch, B. E. Maug- of the strongest contenders for the han. (skip): F. H. King, ` W. N. sentor honours this year and there- | Buyers, A. T. Hamilton, J. Bentley, fore it will not come as a surprise (skip); W. A. Cornell, K. S. Robert-d, to $157,641,12, but after charg-

Buyers

Ballure Batte |Nomlesi

FRIDAY, MAY 29.

Buyer

Bellera

Banks

1,0874/20

H.K. Banks...............

2103 ZW6 2301

$1,650 Είναι

Chartered Banks ...!

心

213)

2133

£301

373

$73

· N, C. & S. Bar ks. ......

Insurances

Canton lusarÁNCOK.......

$963

$263

Underwriters

ANIMAL

3500

$506

Única Inaumaces .......

1506

China Fires

$482

$475

H.K. Fires.

·3200

$250

International Asses, S.

$31

Shipping

$36

Douglases

+35

Steamboats

$30

Incios (pret.) .......................

$30

to me when they inflict a smashing son. E S. Abraham. G. E. Costello, defeat over the C.C.C. "B", Three | (skip),

120

Do. (def.)antheros

120

100% Stella

Mining"

$14.28Waterloita

$21

721

***

Anitamuks

$213 Balatco

Baguio Gold

..... 26 cts. $18.60 Benguet Consolidated

Exploration

35 cts,arcels-Oumaus"

United Paracades...

will seasoned skips and backed up 200/- $19.20 by well tried players are indeed a

great asset,

$18 {29 cla.

96 cts.

KOWLOON B.G.C. v. HL K. ELECTRIC Kowloon B.G.C.-W. L. Walker,

H. Rose, skip; B. St Rogers, S. K. C. Hamilton, C. B. Hosking, C.

M. wale, w. S. Drake G. Sherriff, (skip); F. A. Cheesmani, RO. Read, J. C. Gu, G. E. F. Thompson, (skip

It has been known that the In- $2.82 dians are great fighters when play

ing at home, and to-day another apportunity affords them in their match against the K.C.C. As I have said before, there is only one rink that is worth anything, and that is Dallah's Should this rink be mats. ched against the K.C.C's first 6 second string, Dallah and his ment will have to go all out to clinch "matters and as far as the other two teams are concerned they do and chances provided they have that element of luck with them. I believe the K.C.C. will be just

33 હ

196 cts.

13 cta

30 ct

Big Wedge......... 31 eta. Demonstations...***

old Biver... Gold Creek........... Northern Mines

3 ctr. 3 ct. 3 ct.

31 ct.

Beta

33 cls.

$1.06

14 cts.

Salacots.

13 juta

13jet.

$1.28

Itexons

312

12/

Kailas

Langksts (single) 8.

11/8

Masbare

75geta

Explorations.......

Stogbai Loans S.

$270 $2,30

$1.18 334

188

Do.

Du.

jold)

(new)

$10.85 Haubsa............

$1.68

$183

San Mauricio

Venezuela Gold Fida. Docks, Wharves,

Godowns, etc.

H.K. & K. Wharves,

Providents (ulu)...

Do.

(new)...

H.K. & W. Docks

S. China Motor A

Shanghai Dock S. New Engineeringsd. Hongkon

......

Lands, Hotels, and Buildings

H.K. Hotels...... H.K Landa........... Do, 4% Dubentures Stangne Lande....

20 ct

$100

14.

$1.27

$20.

31.05 30..cts

$105

34.55

$301

$100

1.86 $312 par

$13

$10

Metropahtan Lands..

344

H.K. Reities........

$4.35

C'kuus Do.....S.

Do. Debenturess.

かり

16.06.

392

Humphrey

Clunese Ext......

Cotton Mills

38,05

$724

Shai Cottons(vid}S.

$8.40

1a.

841

(new).

€74

5.8

Zong Singa ..

239

$25

Wing Ou Textiles(15.)}

$11

Public Utilities

$28

$0/a

Poak Trams told)...

Tramway $8.80

3/9.15

Du. . (now)...

$90

Star Furries

$19.

Yaunsti Ferries

$10.80

Chms Lights (old)...!

$10.30

Do. (new)...

1501 $20 $8.30

HE. Electrics...

$601

$25

$23

25/-

$7.65

$19.70

$11

281-

ca uvi

Selakan Lagista van,

Tulepuunes old)...;

20.

(DOW)... Chitis Buse5 ................D.

Trac

1J0. [pret.)...

Industrials Malabon Bugare

(011) 3.)

Macgregor/pret..!

Uauton les.........

HopŠLUSPORRAKE

Miscellaneous

Dairy Farma Amiemonte *******

Un. E'tammeats................ Constructions, (old)

$91 3191

Caldbeck,

$15

$9.00

Leinenta

$4.40

Mackintoshs ......****

19.70

$4.35

371

a shade too good for them and will carry the day.

THE TEAMS

The following are some of the probable teams;"

First Division

POLICE R.C. v. CRAI'GOWER "A" | Police R.C.-H. McKay, F. Chan- ning, W. S. McHardy, W. Mair. (skip); W. Greig, C. Dowman, J. Orem, . E. "Hollands, (skip): Lad Glendinning, W. S." Dall F. E. E Booker, J. Shepherd (skip). Crap'Gower "A"--A. A. Razack, L. C. R. Souza, A. E. Coates, R. F. Luz, skip); C. 3. Summons, A S. Gomes, E. el Arculi, U. M. Omar, (skip); J. S. Landolt, V. N. Atienza, J. Cavanagh, R. Basa, (skip),

TAIKOO R.C. v. CIVIL SERVICE

Talkoo R.C.-W. Brown, A. Park. Cunningham, J. C. Chalmers, (skip), T. Grimes, A. Norrie,‹ R. Keown, N, Drummond. (skip); J.

. Whyte, S. Pollock, J. C. Polson, R. C. Wallace, (skip).

Civil Service.-P. E. Knight, J. Purvis, C. Strange. F. J. Jones, #20 $80 (skip); H. Major, W. Burling. J. F. McGowan, J. Deakin, (skip); J. Gelintley, L. Collyer. M. N. Raku- sen, J. Hollidge, (skip). KOWLOON DOCKS v. KOWLOON Kowloon B.G.C.-E. W. Lines, J. Watson, W: Macfarlane, L. Guy. (skip. S.. A. Bright, R. Hall, 8. Randle, R. Duncan, (skip); J. E. Henan, J. G. Meyer, M. J. Hender- son, A. M. Holland, (skip).

CRAIGOWER "B" v. CLUB DE RECREIO

24/6

$15.70

32,90

$12.

Do.

(new) 32 sts.

301

Lane Crawford......

$6.00

Nanyang Tubacco...

$3.35

$1.70

$2.45

Staceres zatvoria na Watsons

$180

$8,30

50 ct.

40 o. Wm Lowells..........

AL. Greyhounds.

31.35 8.0. Enterprises.... 9347,Ch.G. 6%, 1925G.Bd. 93%

MK. Gorb, 47%Loans of)

prem.

Du.

34%

Wallace Harper......!

300

ta Wing ||

B'bai Do.

Vibro Pilcug

CANTON CURRENCY

DIFFICULTIES

(From Our Special Correspondent)

Canton, May. 29.

DETAINED AT DIREDAWA

845

$54

London, May 28.

Cral'gower "“B”—J. W. Leonard, H. W. Randall, A. M. Omar. W. V. Coelho, B. Field, skip) A J. Whiteman, M. A. R. Souza. C. 3. Rosselet. skip; J. R. Soares, K. M. Omar, W. K. Way. W. Gu,

skip).

Club de Recreio J. E. Noronha LF. Xavier, F. V. V. Ribeiro, C. G. Silva, (skip); A. A. dos Remedios, E. M. Remedios, C. E. Marques, H. 'A. Alves, ·(skip); D. C. Alves, G. M | P. Remedios, J. J. Båsté, F. X. M.

da Silva, (skip).

son, G. T.

Padgett, S.

IL. K. Electric.-J. F. Barron, H. Jones, J. Sloan. J. F. Luany. (skip): V." Sorby, T. P. Saunder- Deason, (skip); J. L. King, W. Orchard, G. G. S. Thompson. W. B. Muskett, (skip: Reserve: M. H. Arnold. CLUB DE RECREIO v. FOOTBALL

CLUB "B"

Club de Recreio.-F. A. Xavier. A P. Gutteres, A. V. Barros, C. H. Bas- to. (skip); F. A. Machado, J. M. 6. Rozario, P. A. Yvanovich, L A. Gutierrez, (skip): J.-Lüz. C. R. Pe- reira, L. J. Silva, F. X. Soares #skip),

Football Club “B”.—C. W. H. WI- son, P. Morgan, E. S. Carter. J. A R. Selby (skip); J. H. Gelling, R. A. Trengove S. H. Strange, A. McKellar, (skl): A. W. Hayward, J: kinner. A. Humphrey, E. J. Edwards, (skip).

KOWLOON C.C. v. CRAI- GENGOWER

Kowloon C.C.--W. Mulcahy, L. Jack. V. C. Labrum, J. M. Jack, (skip); S. J. Haughton, W. W. Hirst, T. W. Carr, L. E. Lammert" (skip); C. Fletcher, C. J. Tacchi. A. Spary, H. Overy, (skip).

Craigengower.-D. K. Khares. H L. Fox, W. J. Bagley. A. Kitchell, skip J. Pau, J. Fitzgerald, W. Phelps, W. Ward, (skip); Dr. N. P. Karanila, E. McNay, Y. Abbgąs. H V. Pearce, (skip). Reserves: D. A. Rozarlo, H. J. Tollervey.

YESTERDAY'S MEETING

A letter has been received from the Shanghai Bowing Club relating to the coming interport Bowling Match, which letter was discussed at the Meeting of the Committee of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Asso- ciation when they met yesterday.

Mr. C. J. Tacchi was in the Chair supported by the following:-Messrs C C. Hosking (Hon. Secretary), F. Jones, E. el Arculll, J. V. Ramsay and F. X. M. da Silva.

The letter from Shanghai was an invitation suggesting that the Hong Kong team should go to Shanghal at the beginning of September. It was discussed and decided that a letter be sent to Shanghal intima- ting that the end of September would be more convenient. In the Hong Kong will be asked for the meantime the various Clubs in

names of players who will be able to make the trip.

These names

are to reach the Secretary before July 31,

In moving the adopuon or the repory and accounts, Mr. Harper sald:-

As you are aware the gross pro-

At on trading for the year amount-

ing admistration expenses, $148,- 720,96; depreciation of $10,005.86 and estabilshing a reserve for bad and doubtful depts of $4,153,87 the result is a net loss for the year of $3,739.37 wnich must be added t the debil balance already standing from last years

It is disappo.hting to me to have To report this loss for the year but we, uke most other arms "In the Colony, have been victims of cir-

We experienced rapid and extreme cumstances during the past year.

exchange fluctuations during the period under review which made things most difficult.

However, you will notice from

carrying the balance sheet that we are at our stock-in-trade actual cos: whereas at replacement cost it is worth $11,786.39 more. This therefore represents a hidden profit which, if exchange remains more or less constant during the current year, should be reflected in this year's working.

"MORE ECONOMIES

Those of you who have compared this year's profit and loss account with that of the previous year will have noted that we have effected, a saving of $16,813.79 in adminis- tration expenses.

Recently other economies have been carried out which should re- duce still further this item for the current year, You may be sure that every possible means of reduc- ing overhead expenses is being con- Etantly explored.

Those present at to-day's meeting will have noticed that certain al- terations in our premises are in

TRAINING GALLOPS

As a guide to race goers to-day the following train ing times which were clocked at the Valley yesterday morning will be found to be interesting and helpful.

Rugby Star

Soldier of Britain Wadebridge Centre Court Rose Queen Derby Day

Electron Snowy River Royal Scot

1st

2nd 3rd Last Distance Qr. Qr. QT. Qr.

Boolit Bay and Tyne

31.4

1.01.1

30.2

Old Stars...............

は

30.1

Bobniak Star

53.3

26.3

34.4 1.06

31.1

27.1

42.3 1.16.1

33.3

57,1

26.1

36.1

1.05.4

29.3

Night Star

53.3

26,3

Copper Idol Mayflower

31.1

30.3

25.4

25:4

58.2

27.3

30,4

58.3

· 27,4.

Monoplane

Popular Star

31.3

Dawn Star and Tiny Star Merry Jester

33.1

1.04.3

1.36 31.2

29.4

20,4

Rose Evelyn and Rousseau Sadko

32.4

1.02.4

34.2

1.05.4

31.2

Gold Eagle

1.07.1

32.1

Ythan..

1.04.3

29.3

Cyclamen Bay and Amberley Perfect Day Strathalan....

1,00,1

29.1

33.3 1.05.1 36,4 34.1 1.05.1

31.3

1.06.1

29.2

35.2 1.05.4

31.2

34.1

1.04.3

30.2

33.4

1.05.2

31,3

1:03

36 ( 1.06.2

30.2

29,3 1.02.3

King's Jubilee & Royal Highness Miracle

1.03.1

29.1

30.4

Paymaster and Emergency Call. Jungle Jim

30.4

1.01.3

30.4

1,03.2

30.1

29.3

29,3

32.1

1.01.4

29.3

.39.1 1.08.4

29.3

31.2

1.01.3

30.1

34.3 1.07.3

30.4

1.02.2

31.3

321

1,04

31.4

Celebration Time

37.4

1.09.1

31.2

Judea, Gold Sovereign & Unicorn

33.3

1,05

31.2

-35.3 1.07:3

34.1..

1.05.2

31.1

31.3 1.02.1

30.3

30.4

33.2

1.04.3

31.1

34.2

1.05.1

30.4

30.4 ·1.01.

30.3

King's Lead and King's Sceptre.. 17th of Sept, and Blue Ribbon... Soldier of China Dohovan

Pontiac Bay Great Hall

Heriot and Cassius Flybynight

Gold Coin

King's Justice

Double Chance Ocean View

Pride of Tsingtao

What A Chance

Shamrock and Warrington

Plain View

West Parade Lemberg Burgomaster Valley View Victoria Hall Balios

EMPLOYEE CONVICTED

and took them away. Defendant" was also told that the bags were wanted urgently for shipment and if there was

any delay, which caused the bags to be shut out, then he (defendant) would be respon-

Progress. These are being carried ant with a view to affording great- Theft Of Ammonium sible.

er accommodation for service work. The Service Department has not been able to "pull its weight" due to insuficient working space, a fault we are endeavouring to cor- rect.

Before proposing the adoption of the report and statement of ac- counis as submitted by your direc- ters I have something to 'report which I am sure will come as wel- come news to you. Within the last day or so we have been able to close orders for considerable number of units and future prospects begin to Icok somewhat brighter...

And now I propose the adoption of the report as submitted and will thank someone to second my pro- posal. I shall then be glad to an- swer any questions you may wish to put to the best of my ability.

REPORT ADOPTED

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Sulphate

Though defendant stated that ne knew now that the bags ware & surplus, he stated that he had Continuing the case from Thurs- never had such a surplus in the day before Mr, W. Schofleld at the godown for all the twenty years Central Court, Tam Fook was yes- that he had been with the firm. terday found guilty of the theft of Had he known they were surplus 50 bags of ammonium sulphate i he would never have allowed them from, tas godown of The Imperial to be taken away. Chemical Industries (China) Ltd.. in Causeway Bay.

Mr. W. A. Macklinlay appeared for the complainant Arm and Mr. Nash was for the defendant.

It will be recalled, that 5,000 bags of the chemical were transferred to the Kowloon Godown Company. Mr. Sykes, of the complainant com- pany, had occasion to go down to the godown on that day and saw the 50 bags being transferred to

lorries. Enquiring from the der

Defendant said that he did no know Lee Hau, who it will be re- called stated that Tam Fook had ordered the lorries through the phone.

Cross-examined by Mr. Mackin-

lay defendant said that it had not occurred to him that, having taken" from 8 a.m. i 1.45 p.m. to.load the lighters, it was strange that a man should come within one hour shortage end say that there was of delivery, to find out which would

necessarily mean the total unload-

Mr. W. C. Kally, secouded and the fendant, who was the storekeeper i sng of the lighters.

proposicion was agreed to,

On the proposal of Mr. J. F. Shea, seconded by Mr. L. Jack, Messrs. D. L. Ballantyne and J. F. Shea were re-elected' Directors.

Mr. Harper moved and Mr. Bal- lantyne seconded that Mesars, T. A. Martin and Co. be re-appointed auditors. The proposal was car-

ried.

were:-Messrs."

It was further decided that in

Those present connection with the postponed Wallace Harper (chairman), D. Ļ. games in the Open Pairs Cham- Ballantyne, L. Jack, and J. Shea plonship, these gumes are to be (directors), 8, Jex (acting secre- played, off on Tuesday June 2.tary), W. C, Kalley and K. C. Chew Should rain interfere with this pro- gramme the games will be played on the following Monday.

OPEN SINGLES

The draw for the Open Bingles resulted as follows:-

and 8. T, Lo (representing the China Overseas Bank),

THURSDAY, JUNE 4.

of the godown, he learned that they

were the remaining bags that had been short delivered and that they were then going for shipment. Mr. Sykes followed the lorrles which went over to Kowloon and then re-

turned to Hong Kong and at Ken- nedy Town the sulphate was spirit-

ed away:

Was

Yesterday Tam Fook in the box said that after the loading of the lighter had finished, which about 1.45 p.m., a man came to the godown, purporting to come from the Kowloon Godown Company and said that there had been a short delivery of afty bags. Defendant said that he went to the stock book and found that there were only supposed to be 5,000 bags in the godown and he therefore, went to the godown and found 50 bags re- maining. It view of this fact, "de- fendant delivered the bags to the man who foaded them on the lorries

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DEFENCE SUBMISSION

Addressing His Worship, Mr. Nash said that it was only on the evidence of Lee Hau toat the de- fendant could bę convicted- and Lee Hau had shown that he was.. fully impleated in the robbery. His evidence therefore was that of an accomplice and should be re- garded with the greatest of caution. Mr. Mash submitted that the real enlprit was one of the loading party who had noticed the remain- ing fifty bags and bad immediately arranged with Lee Hau for their

ánnexation. The brains behind the theft must have been on the lorry, asserted Mr. Nash, for who had directed the lorry, Arst from Kow--- loon over to Wing Lok Street and from thence to Kennedy Town where the oaga. were finally un- loaded and spirited away.

INDIAN R.C. v. KOWLOON C.C. Indian R.C.-D. M. Khan, S. M. Rumjahn, M. Y. Adal, A. R. Dallah, (skip); J. Hoosen, S. O. Bux, A. M. Wahab, A. R. Minu, (skip); M. P Abbas, A. K. Minu; A. H. Rumjahn, A O, Madar, (skip).

N. J. Bebbington v. C. M. alver Kowloon C. C.-H. Gitting, W.

Byes:-J. M. Jack, E. J. Edwards.

UK.D.R.C.), W. Macahy .. E. c. Geall, EC Fincher, J. Fraser, J A. R. Selby, E. M. Remealos, C.

Fincher (C de R. H. A. Alves v. (skip); G. Lee, P. G. Craig, F. Champelovier, J. V. Ramsay, D, M. It is officially confirmed that two, Goodwin, A. Hyde Lay, (skip): A. Khan, F. V. V. Riberio, A. Spary,v. A. M. Caiman (P.R.C.), R. F. da R. Duncan (K.C.C.), D.. Rumjahn

Mr. Mackinlay maintained that officers of the British Red Cross unit. Bikstone, W. Hyde, N. J. Beb-A. H. Rumjahn, A. E. Bilkstone, and

it was a curious fact that an out- in Ethiopia have been detained at bington, R. P. Phillips, (skip).

Luz v. W. L. Walker (CB.C.C.), J. LA. Gutteriez

sider should know that there were Diredawa by the Italian authorities,

Fraser v. W. Gill (L.R.C.), W. K. Read, H. F. Rozario v. L. F. Xavier, exactly fifty bags surplus in the Way v. A. M. Rumjahn (HKEC.), S. Randall v. 8. A. Bright, G. Sher- godown and further that these J. McKelvie v. H. Overy (C de R), 6. M. Rumjaha V. A. R. Dallah riff v. J. F. Lunny, 8. M. Whyte v. I fifty bags should constitute the ex- V. A. Atienza V. U M. Omar (C.0.0.), and J. D. Thomson 7, C. L. Jack, B. da Souza v. G. E. F. act amount of the alleged under- -(08.0.0.), 8. J. Houghton v. C. 8. | Strange (Talkoo)...

Thomson, L. H. Collyer v. J. B. Lo- | shipment. gan, T. Coleman v. J. J. Easto Mt. Schofield in convicting the J E. Henson v. H. Gittins, K. M. defendant said that in view of the Omar . B. E. Knight, and M. Y. long service which the defendant Adal v. J. H Shepherd.

had had with the company and that Byes:. N. Mitchell, K. Nazarin, he would lose his job he would only A. E. Carey, J. B. Riddell, T. R. fine him $300. Compensation for Hunter, F. E. Booker, R. Ellis, J. the loss of the bags, the Company Nörenha jor, A. M. Omar, F. C. could adjust themselves as the de- Goodman, J. Robson and A. W. tendant had a provident fund withi Grimmitt

them.

The Provincial Deparament of Finance is making serious effort to preserve confidence the and although they are not in prison government banknotes in conse- they cannot leave the town because quence of the high premium for their papers, allegedly, are not in Hong Kong dollars. An effort is order.

made to stablise foreign exchange, Heuter's "Bulletin Service, but this scheme proves too dim- cult.

According to an official of the Kwangtung Provincial Bank, there are $170,000,000 government bank- notes in circulation in Kwangtung at present He added that the future issue of the banknotes is to he decided by the Banknote Clr-

Second Division

„FOOTBALL CLUB “A” v. POLICE- R.C.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3.

Roseelet (K.B.G.), W. Macfarlane The following matches have not V. F. Goodwin (KDRC), A E yet been allotted grounds-0. Football" Club “A”—F. P. Anslow, Coates v. J. F. Macgowan (H.K. Bilva v. W. J. Geall, R. P. Phillips culation Committee, which is a D. Davies, V. Walker, J. Russell, ¦ F.C.), C. H. Basto v. J. A da Luz 7. M. J. Henderson, J. Hoonen: V. non-government body.

(skip); T. R. Rowell, G. 8. Graver, (K.C.C.), H.-F. Westlake v. W. Mair. | J· ́S, Dinnen. B. E. Maughan v.. F. J. S. Beach, C. B. Robertson, (skip); | (C.C.C.), W. Ward v. M. R. Abbas, X. M, da Bilva, R. Basa, v, A. M. E. Strange. J. Dobson, E. Step (BKAC.), B. Basto v. A. R. Minu Holland R. G. Craig v. J. G. Meyer, hens, J. Rodger, (skip).

(Talkoo), W. V. - Field ~ V. ”J. F. J. Jones v A. Hyde Lay, A. 8. Cavanagh (PRC),

and A. 8. Russell v. H. Nish, C. J. Tacchi v. Gomes v. J. 8, Landolt (LR.C.). J. Watson. T. Ferguson v. B. O.

There are heavy demands on Hong Kong dollars, and depositors prefer to have their accounts in foreign money than in Canton notes,

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