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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS Hong Kong Stock

Bayvik | Ballore

ii

$3,20

$187

..

31.05

Exchange

SATURDAY,

Sharebrokers'

Association

Nomina

Diyors

Baller

Bater

JUNE 6.

Banks

$1,580) H.K. Banks

Bo. (Loudop...... Chartered Banks...

Marcantile Bks. "A"

Do.

Bank of East Asia... $73

11211!

$1,650

Fami

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1936.

HIGHLAND CHIEF'S BIRTHDAY

Sir Fitzroy Maclean 101

£89

2149

OLD CASTLE REGAINED

2301

213)

#s

200

214

£30)

£131

$73

N. O. & S. Barks ...

Insurances

Canton InsuTAICOS...

$283

$263

Underwriters

*90 cts.

$1

Union InauTBLOG# ........

3515

1807)

Chics Fires

$470

3452

H.K Fires...

3200

3200

$31

International Asseo, S.

Shipping

136

SteambourS

$30

Indos (prof.)

$20

Do. (def.)

09/4

Shells

་་་་་་

Douglases

8:2.20. Waterbusts

Mining

138 cts.

1.00/1.ice

Feb

cts

3

Do. Exploration 28jets:

-Gamaus 51 els.

338

551

$30

120

Obari, May 11. Maclean clansmen and High- tanders in all parts of the world will join in greeting Sir Fitzroy Maclean of Duart (10th baronet and 26th Chief of the Скал Maclean),

celebrates who

his

101st birthday to-morrow,

There will be a smad fam ly gathering at Duart Castle, Isle of Mull, to extend personal messages to the Chlef of the Clan. The 98/9

her to the chiefdom, Mr. Charles 512.20 Fitzroy Maclean

14

$3.20

Amtamoks

13.00

$217

Balateos

137 AL

Baguio Gold

27 ots.

Beagnet Consolidated

SIN

eth Big Wedge.....

37 ets.

Demonstations

Gold River

3 ct..

Gold Creek.....

3 ct

Sorthern Mines

37gets.

Pards-

$1 01

United Farscales... Ha

$1.01

Salacots

12jote.

13 cts.

Itogons *******

112

11/8

Kailans

$8

Langkala (single)S.

Masbate.....

Shanghai Loans 8.

$10.50!

Raubs.

31 14

San Mauricio.......

$270 12.30 511 $1.03

Venezuela Gold Fhis.

331

Docks, Wharves,

Godowns, etc.

$1.18

14

178 ct:

388

(20 cts.)

$8

LIL...........

Explorations...... S.

H.K. & E, Wharver.

bu.

Uu.

(old)

(new)

Proridents (old ...

Du.

(new)

H.K&W. Docks

8. China Motors A

100 Shangai Docks S.

3185

New Engineerings. Hongkow. d.

Lands, Hotels, and

Buldings

H.K Lands

Do. 4% Debentures Shanghai Lands.... Metropolitan Lands..

H.K Realties.........

Cotton Mills.

Tramways

Peak Trams (old).....)

31.80 $141 18 10

7 cta

$53

$1,06

30 ats

19

$103

$4.55 $30

$1.65

рак

$8.40

$74

$39,

$14

51

128

10.10/

43 SPA

$20

.371

3513

H.K. Hotels

$4.86

$301

$100

$13

$10

$4.10

$4

The

Do. Debenturess,

$60

**

$6.55

Hamphreys *******

38.55

$82"

Chinese Estates.....

*

$70

'hai Cottons(uldjS.;

Do.

$30

(news.

$18

Zoong Sings......

$25

Wing Un Textiles(S.)

Public Utilities

$10

10/10, 10

$7

+

$3

iDa.

(LEW)...

Star Ferries

441

$20

Yaumati Ferries ***

Do. (де)...

01/31j!

H.A. Electrics

$90 $8.30

Macao do.

Santakau Ligita .......

BE

(new)

$10

China Buses................. Tractions

26/8

23/~

Inilustrials

Malabou Bugar

$10

Caldbeck, Ford,) N.

815

Macgregora(pref.)8..

$13

Canton love

$9,40

Comments

$4.40

$7.50

10.70/80

$2.90

$12

30 cts,

$1.70 $3.40

China Lights (old). sio$1.70 #10.70|

Telephones (old) ....

Ropes

(pret.).

Miscellaneous

Dairy Farmas

Amusements ...... Ch. Etainmenta...... Constructions, (old)|

Do.

(new) 30 ct.

Lane Crawford... aluckintosh Nanyang Tobacco... Sinceres

m

Watsons. Men

40 cts. W, Powells

M. Greyhounds

8. C. Enterprises

93, b.G.071926 G.Bds. 937

Govt, 4% Loans) si,

$2

$1.36

HS.

prem.

Do

par

$1

$50

$3

Wallace Harper....... HX Wing On | 8'bei Do.

Vibro Pilong-

PHILIPPINE GOLD MINING SHARES

Saturday, June 6. Messt. Henjamin and Polts 13.

the following quotations ceived trom

their Manila Agente in's morning

SON BOUND OVER

$14

19 35 $4.35

VESSELS DUE

Afrika. E.A. Co., July '1. Afries Maru, 0.8, K., June . Antenor, B. & S., June 10. Benedi, Loxley's, June 16. Hanrench, Loxlay', Juse 9. Bremerhaven, Melchors, July 3. Hurdwan, P.

F. & D. June 9. Canada Maru, 0.5.5., June 14. Canton Maru, Q.§.K., June 10. Canton, Messageries', June 12, Changte, D. &s, June 12. City of Bath, Bank Line, July 6. City of Christ Church, Bank's, June 1 City of Elwood, Slates Ct, June 25. Coula Verde, Lloyd Triestino, June 30. Corneville, Bank Line, June 20 Corfu, P.&O., June 10.

J.C.J. Cremes,

June 18. Line, D'Artagusa, Mesageries, June 18 Demodocus, B. & S., June 15. Deucalion, B. & S., June 18. Thisburg, Jebsen's, June 12. Emp of Asia, C.P.S., July 2 Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., July 17. Emp

of Japan, C.P.S., June 19. Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., June 10, Felix Romanel, Messagacies, June . Fernbrook, Jebsen's, July 1, General Leo, States Co., June 19. Glaucus, B. & S., Juna 19. Hamburg Mara, 0.8.K., June 19. Havana Maru, 0.5.K., May 31 Hong Kong Maru, O.S.K., June,, 17.

Mar 0.8.K. Jone 13 Evento Ma

Mari, 0.9.K, June Leverkusen, Jobsen's,

"Jane

8. Malicen Maru, N.V.K., June 15. Star Jofre Messageries', July 10. Meerkerk. J.C.J. Line, June 11. Memun, B. & S., Jane 7. btemuan. Naguro, Chann's. July 19. Naldera. P0, July 5

Hazal Sir Fitzroy's

2.

grandson, who has been on a tour ot the British Empire, arrived back from Australia on Wednes- day. He with Captain Charles Lachlan Maclean, RN, the Chief's only surviving son, and Brigadier and Mrs. Bullock-Marsharo, son-Neckar. Melehers', July 4

Netlore, E. & A., July 4. in-law and daughter will be pre-

Oldenburg, Jehsen's, Jun sent at Duart.

kley, Melchers', June 13, In spite of his years Sin Fitzroy Panim laro, 0.8.K. June 18.

maintains remarkably

Pamelus, B. & S., July 1. Maclean

Paul Dommer. Messageries, June 12. good health. Though confined to Paiping, Gilman's, Jau 18. his room and only allowed to sit Philocteten, B. & S., June 20. up for an hour or two each day Potsdam, Melchers, July 8. he still takes a keen interest in Pres. Adams, Dollar's, July 3... Pres Coolidge, Dollar's, July 2 that is going on around him.

Pres. Grant, A.M. Line, June 1. The activities of the clan, are

Pres. Hoover, Dollar's, June 12, frequency in his houghts, and

Pres Jackson, A.M. Line. July 10. Pres. Jefferson, A.M. Line, June 20 the newspapers are read to him

Pres Pierce, Deilar's. June 22. When he celebrated | Fre regularly. his hundredth birthday last year Pres. Polk, Dollar's, June 19,

Preussen, deb

Jebsen's, July 3 a great gathering of clansfolk as-

Ranpura, F. &. June 12." sembled in the banqueting hall of Reialand, Jehnea's, June 1 the castle to drink his health. At Santes Maru, 0.8.K, June 27, Scharnhorst, Melchers. Jine 8. one end of the long table stood

Selandia, R. A. Co., Jane 9. the chief's birthday cake with a Shirala, B.I. (Apar), June 9. candle for each year from 1835. 2 d., July 6. Jebsen's, June 23,

Bank Lin June Somerville, Soudan, P & O., June 19 Sphinx, Men

Menageries, June 13. Stentor, B. & S., June 8.

Sur Fitzroy was unable to welcome "in person the clansfolk who had come from all over the world, but he received a loyal address signed

B. & S., June 12..

by 4,000 members at the clan, Sumatra Maru, O.S.E.. June 19. which was presented to him by Sumatra

the Hon. Mrs. Maclean of Ardgour.raiping." B. & S., July 7.

Tai Ping Yang Dodwell's, June 17.

The He of the chief has been one of magnificent clanship. As

Talthybias, B 8. Cul 10. Tamara, Gilman's, July 2. Tatsuta Maru, NY.K., June 11. Taurus Thoresan's, June 9

youth he was once taken by his { gaybank, Bank Line. June 24.

B.I. Apear). June 23., Whendak, J.C., Line, June 9. Tjisnroen, J.C.J. Line. June 14 Toulouse, Thoresen's, June 24. Trave, Malchers'. July 0. Van Heutas, J.C.J, Line, June 10,

father on a yachting cruise along the West Highland "coast. they wore passing the rugged shores of Mull his father painted out the ruins of the former sent of the Clan Maclean-Duart Castle, which had been burn: to the rising of the ground, after

1601 and had since passed out of

the possession of the chiefs So TWO GIANT NEW

fired was he by his father's stories

of the fame of the clan that he made a voW that one day he would regain the old castle and restore it to its former glory. Many years later that

Vow Was

AIR LINERS

U.S. And Dutch

kept when he acquired the castle Machines To Carry 56

frum the trustees of the late Mr. Murray Guthrie and had it rebuilt.

In August 1912, the yellow ban- ner of the chief of the clan once again floated over the walls of the castle while Sir Fitzroy stood at the door and gave the old High- land. welcome to his clan-"Ceud me fallte."

In his younger days Sir Fitzroy Maclean served with the 13th Hussars. He was present at the Alma and át the slege.

at

he which $13.70 Sevastopol,

seriously wounded.

3

512

$5.90

13.30

$1.80 $3.44

31

of

Was

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YOUNG SCOTS IN LONDON

Work Of Caledonian Christian, Club

LORD STONEHAVEN'S

TRIBUTE

London, May 18.

A striking tribute to the value of the work done by the Caledonian Christian Club for young Scots in London was paid by Lord Stone- haver to-day whan he moved the adoption of the club's 49th report ot the annual meeting.

The Marqus of Aberdeen, presl- dent of the club, presided.

Lord, Stonehaven 'said that no Scat whose "duties carried him to different parts of the Empire, and who had opportunities of see.nt not only what the Empire contri- butes to Scotsmen but also what Scotsmen contribute to the Em- pire, could fail to rejoice at the Opportunity of taking part in a gathering such Us the annual meeting of the" Caledonian Chris- tian Club,

PART IN EMPIRE BUILDING The annual stocktaking or the work of one of those institutions which go to preserve the character of Scotsmen after they leave their own country-nothing could be more important than that. They nad no reason, as Scotsmen. to be ashamed of the part which their fellow countrymen played in building up and maintaining the Empire.

NO matter what part of the Empire it was, if there were even two Scotsmen in It there was sure to be a Caledonian Soc.ety or a St. Andrew's Society. No man "in the whole of Australia had got sc many statues to his memory 23 Robert Burns, and anything more Scottish than the St. Andrew's Day gatherings in Melbourne or Sydney it was impossible to im- agine.

"You don't know anything about Scotsmen," he continued, "till you tave seen men who left Scotland 70 or 80 years ago, but who retair. their accent in a way that maker you think they have just come cut from Glasgow,'

There was one particular item i the great St. Andrew's Day gather- ings in Sydney which had im- pressed him very much. They hac, their "hundred pipers and a' parading the ground, but at cer- tain points they had posts stuck up with the names of three or four adjoining Scottish count es On them 30 that anybody came from these counties only to atand there for a wee while, and sure enough some one who

from the same would join them."

came

And 48 Passengers patriotism was

SLEEPING BERTHS

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NIGEL TANGYË

London, May 18. Two huge new air liners are being built in America and Holland, have received first details of these remarkable aircraft.

who "had

area

of

REAL SOURCE OF STRENGTH

Apart from their larger Scottish: sentiment, that very jealous local

a real source was strength. It

Impossible to exaggerate what it meant for a boy coming to London for the Arst time to have a real bit of Scotland ke their clüb as his home, where he could meet fellow Scots. From every point of view they were providing the central thing for the young Scotsman who leaves his country to contribute what he can to the Empire and humanity.

It was natural that the first stage should be London, but very few stopped there; for they were. to be found in every part of the

The Fokker Company, of Am- sterdam, has completed plans for one which will carry 56 passengers and a crew of six. By night only 28 passengers will be carried, but Empire, and wherever they went

SINGAPORE RAW comfortable sleeping-berths will be they were looked up to and relied

RUBBER

Latest Singapore Prices

H. JOSEPH & CO.

Saturday, June" 6. Messrs. H. B. Joseph & Co., zer the following quotations ceived

Singapore in Straits Currency

Isaaz Pul. 35, unemployed who who was charged before Mr. B.From

Balfour at the Central Court ún Friday, appeared again on Satur- day and was bound over and order- ed to repay to the complainant, his father, $5,

וי

The charge was that of larceny from his own father, Tsang · Kan." a cigarette hawker. The father allowed his son who was not work- ing, 40 cents a day. The son asked his father for more money and this 'being refused, he took the money from the pocket of the old man.

On Saturday Det. Bergt. Quild said that the defendant wea mar- 48 ried but had not supported his wife for four years. The rather request- .07.

ed that a serious view be taken of

Beng. Constas. Ps. 12,00 Antamoks

2.10

Buyers 12.10

2,20

United Paracales

..83

.64

San Mauricios

:66

.67

IX.L.'S.

1.00

1.05

Masbates

471

Demonstrations

.66

Big Wedges

Itogonis

23 the case as he wished to be rid of

.78

Lis son for some time.

for Raw Rubber:-

Spot

July-Sept. Oct.-Dec.. Jan.-Mar. Market:-Quiet

"Buyers 251 Unchange 257 Down 26 Down 201 Downt

BENJAMIN & POTTS

Saturday, June 6. Messrs. Benjamin and Potts re- seived the following traits cur- quotations (buyers) from recy Singapore to-day for Raw Rubber

Spot

25 cta, up 1 cent July-Sept. 251 eta Unchanged Oct.-Dec. 26 cts, Unchanged Jan.-Mar. 281 cts. Unchanged Murkett Steady

provided for all of them...

The rooms for the passengers will be divided over two floors. On the lower floor are two rooms for

upon. The club was contributing to their start during the most im- pressionable years and providing them with a real home in London.

12 passengers, each In addition to and he wished it continued and

2 kitchen, dressing and toilet growing success. rooms, and on the upper floor are four rooms, in each of which are sets for eight passengers. For baggage there are three compart- ments avaliable.

Four air-cooled 1,120 h.p. His- pano engines will provide the ma- chine with a top speed of 220 miles an hour and a cruising speed of 187 milles an hour. The range by day will be 620 miles, and, by night, 940 miles. The total weight of the aircragt fully loaded will be 22 tons,

LEON BLUM'S NEW DEAL

Paris, June s. The Cabinet nas approved of the first stage of M. Leon Blum's New Deal comprising a forty-hour week, holldays with pay; collective labour contracts, and nationalisa- tion of the armaments industry.

OUT..

The Government will insist on Parliament adopting the princi- DINING ROOM FOR 20

ples of the programme before the The other machine is being built

summer recess, and will imple- by the Sikorsky Company of ment the plan by decree immedi- America. This is a 8-engined fately the details have been worked ing boat with accommodation for 48 passengers and a crew of 10. Reuter. The six engines, which are 1,000 h.p. Pratt and Whitney Wasps, provide the aircraft with a cruising speed of 180 miles an hour.

Range will be 4.500 miles with a load of 11 tons. The machine will be 184 feet in length and will hive a span of 115ft. The weight, fully-loaded, will be about 55 tons.

The rooms for passengers and crew are arranged on two decks; and include a dining-room which occupies the entire width of the boat (15ft.) with seating for twenty" people.

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A NOTED ENGLISH DOCTOR SAYS:

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