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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS Hong Kong Stock

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China Fires

$950

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1936.

PHILIPPINE MINING

NEWS

11

Bellare

Balen Wowle

Malaguit Has Good Prospect

CD $1,880

290

Irla

£31

£14

973)

$155

Preliminary work on the property in other areas seem to Indicate

of the Malagult Mining Association; the possibility of other veins... in the Paracale-Mambulao district was encouraging, according to report made by J. E. Sherk, en- gineer for the company, and sent to members of the association by

A. Wendt, president.

BICOL ORE IS BEING TESTED

하

NEW CRISIS IN GREECE

Interruption In Communications

WARSHIPS ON THE ALERT

te

PASSENGERS

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

ARRIVALS

S.S. RAJPUTANA

NORDDEUTSCHEN - LLOYD,

-BREMEN,

has takon

THE Motor ship

HAVEL following passengers arving arrived from BREMEN, HAM- rived here yesterday from London BURG and Ports, Consignees of cargo via ports by the as Rajputana are hereby notified that their cargo in. Miss D. Bailey. Miss N. West- being landed st their risk into the Go- wood, F,Sergt. westwood, Mis downs of the Hong Kong sad Kowkon E Reeder, Jr. Ng Yew Seng, Miss Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon M. Ho, Mr. and Mrs. Au Nai Chow,

where Delivery man te obtained. ("Hong Kong Daily Presa” Spacial).

Consignees a further notified that Mr. Chang San Chong, BỘT, Ý Sona. Aug. 3.

Guzdar, Miss A. Macfarlane, Mrs. | at HAMBURG - through

the Motor ship" HAVEL Telephone communications with. Rawson, Mrs. Hinton, Mr. M. cargo for HONG

8.3. Athens were interrupted in the Lymterry. Miss N. Beresford, Mias "LUX" 9.8. "GT", S.8. Tra The property is located in the Samples of ore from the Bicol early morning hours on Wednes barrios of Maynanka and Delin- Gold Mines Association's property day, the officials in Sa.on.ka de- and Mrs. J. W. Brown

G. Darrach, Miss M. Wilson, Mr. DANZIG, STOCKHOLM & KOTKA.

8.8. "Karas" from BERGEN, and quente, and consists of 24 claims in the newly discoverel Albay reclaring that massages can neither children, Miss E. Balchin, Miss H. the 10th Aug. 1936, will be subject All Goods remaining undelivered after for two definite veins have gion have been sent to several com- be sent nor received, been found, and the possibilities! panies in the United States and warships that have entered the Falconer, Mr. C. Graves, Mr. R.

Several Balchin, Mr. J. Cranwell. Mr. O. to Heat of more existing seams excellent. in Germany in order that the

harbour maintain the consant Harding, Mr. R. Hodgkinson, Mr. be indicated proper flowsheet for a mill may communication since they seem to

connections with H. Haddock, Mr. R. Langley, Mr. by ancient workings in area be determined, according to a re-

central headquarters at Athens ns. it part otherwise undeveloped.

made to stock-holders re

well as the garr.sod commander and infant, Masters Mason (2), F Mintey. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason property, gently by J. C. Cowper. secretary-

treasurer.

Miss E. Mason, Mr. A. London, According to reports from the Miss E Rey, Mr. G. Varney, Mr. The board of directors of the Bulgarian-Greek frontier station, and Mrs. C. Winterbottom company has authorized the em-

Kula. the situation in ployment of an outside engineer

Macedonia is quiet. No disorders | G. Warlow, Miss P. Young Mr. J. to check on the property in order have been reported in other parts Fraser Mr. R. Jarvis, Misa I.

1545

180 ats

$457

So

$250.

Shipping

Douglasen are

TH

(15

Steamboats

14

$30

indos (prof)

$30

120

190

10/6

Shells

Waterhous

Mining

Do. (del) ..........in

34 et. Balatoce .....

Gold Birer....

05 cta.

Gold Crook......

16 ota

18 ots.

Salacots......

10/6

Kailans

$5

Langkala (single) 8.

33.

$3

موقع

$1,55

3142

Exploration..... 0.

Shanghai Loans 5.

$11.80 Ramba... $11,60

$98

20 als

Venezuela Gold Fida. Sej

Docks, WharTER,

Godowns, etc.

H.K. & K. Wharvos. Do. (old) Do. (new) Providents (old)

Do.

(now)

H.K. & W, Docks

S. China Motors ‘A '

Shangasi Dock S.

New Engineerings8.

Hongkows

Bui.ding's

Metropolitan Landa.

Humphreys |

$4.30

4

3074

xd

13 ct. 11/3 $5 Jan 12.30

42

A description of the 102/8 and of the progress to date, taken $11.20 from Mr. Sherk's report follows:

The topography is generally low and swampy. inmost of the claims being in cocount land and man- grove swamps. Low rolling hills cover some of the claims but these have but a few feet altitude above eca level. As this condition exists over the entire property little can be done in the way of a re- Granite is port on the geology. present, as is andesite and possibly perlodotite. Extensive underground development will be necessary to give more definite information,

In the Maynanka group, a strong well-defined vein has been found that is traceable for over two thou- sand feet. There is great evidence that the vein has been worked by the ancients as numerous deep shafts have been found along sev-

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16 cts

$105

30

+

HRT

CD #3

$10

$ 0⠀⠀

39

388

事

$185

Lands, Hotels, and

86.10

H.K. Hotels

1334

H.K Landa...

$100

Du, 4% Debentures

$13

Shanghai Lauda....

$10

· 344

H.K. Besities........

$4

Chion Do

160

Do. Debentureas.

19

180

Chinese Estates......

Cotton Mills

18"

Ewca ............ß.

+

$70

S'ha "Cottons(old)S.

$304

Do fab.

718

Zoong Singa

$25

Wing On Textiles(8.)|

Public Utilities

189

Poak Trung (old)........

321

Da.

(DDW)..

រ

$30

Yanoati Ferrics the

Star Ferries..............

China Lights (old)...

Do.

(new)...

142

H.K. Electrica

$32,

320

TH

$8.30 Sandakan Lights ...

"

Telophones (ald) .....

CD

Do.

(now)

.D

$26.85 18.80

SI if

China Buses

29/.

Tractions

32/.

28/-

10.

(prat.)......

Industriala

11701 11.87 11.70

11.70/11.66

Tramway....$71.00 $11.70 31 L76

Macao do.

Malabon Sugars ....

$19) Caldbeck, (ord. B.

$15 Maogregors f(pref.)8.

Bope TYTANEODHET

Miscellaneous

Dairy Farms...............

Amusement

$0 Ch. Etainment...............

Constructions, (old)

13

Canton Ice

$4.60

{Cements

$31

$21

$13

·Da.

(now)[30 cts.

30 sta

$81

$5

Lane Crawford...... Mackintosha

Sinceros poem-49

Nanyang Tobacoo....!

$3.80 Watsons

40 ct. Wm. Powells.................

M. Greyhounds

Enterprises

S. C. E

Ch.G. Sz1925G. Bd. H.K. Gort, 4% Lou

Do. 31%

Wallace Harper

BK Wing On

S'ha Do

Vibro Piling at the

$9

31.35

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82

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$2

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DANISH SUBJECTS

IN SPAIN

Fears Expressed For Their Safety

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15

13.0 $89

$11.70 101

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$12

$9.6J

$3,60

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that more than one authority's opinion may be available, the re- port said.

at A report of progress made

the the company's property for month ending July 15, 1938 by J. H. von Helber, consulting engineer for Bicol' Gold, was as follows.

During the month, the Eastern of the large outcrops extension was discovered. This outcrop is that which was previously reported as being on the Southwestern par. of the property, and was partially explored by tunnels 7. 8, and 9, and is the direct object of the number 13 turinel.

"A series

of samples. and re-

eral hundred feet of the strike cheer samples taken from this new This vein is from four feet to exposure show values to be much has been higher uniformly than any others and seven feet wide drifted

the for eighty upon

feet. previously reported-except While assays have been low, from No. 1 shaft. and indicates an en- $0.40 to $0.80 the mineralization | ormous body of this grade of ore generally indicating values is pre- These assays show values running sent and sinking on this vein is from $1.60 to $16.00 per ton. old recommended.

Surface workings price of gold.

GERMAN WARSHIP

MOVEMENTS

: Official Quarters

Disturbed

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BELGIAN ARMS FOR SPAIN

Large Order Already Placed

Hong Kong Daily TressTM Special!

Brussels. Aug. 4. The Spanish Radical Deputy, Bolano, arrived here to buy arms and amunition for the Spanish Government forces.

London, Aug. 4. Omcial circies Bre disturbed over the movements of the Ger

pocket-battleship. man

Deutsch- land, which steamed in front of Ceuta yesterday: when Spanish Government warships were engag-

The Deputy has already placed ed against the rebels' stronghold.

contracts for the delivery of hand thus making a continued bom-, grenades, machine guns and large bardment by the loyal fleet im- quantities of ammunition, and is possible.

now negotiating with a private The anxiety is not diminished group for the sale of 13 planes, by the report that the Deutsch- which were formerly owned by the received by army of the commercial airways General Franco, the rebel com- company. mander-in-chief, in Ceuta Reuter

land's officers

were

OTHER CALLS

at Salonika

of Greece.

and two

and

No Fire Insuranos will be effected by na in any case whatever.

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godown" for saamination by the Can- M. Anderson à Ashe, at 10 am, rigases and the Company's Surveyors, on the 8th Aug., 1993, Ufoer in attendance when damaged Consignees must have a Berenne

Greek infant, Mr. P. WILs, Mr. and Mrs. } #ble

The streets in Salonika are heavily patrolled by militia, and assemblies of all kinds are prohi- bited.

Transocean News Service.

GENERAL STRIKE

" IN GREECE

Bong hung Daily Press" Specia:

Athens. Aug. 4. The General Strike announced a few days ago began on Tuesday midnight in all parts of Greece. The cause of this new unrest was the Government's project to make the State obligatory arbitrator in

labour disputes.

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The Strike is in the first instance for 24 hours only. Extensive pre- cautions were taken by the Gov ernment.- Transocean New Sernee

MARTIAL LAW ENFORCED

Athens, Aug. 5. Martial law has been proclaimed throughout Greece following the general strike.

The Government finds itself con- fronted with a grave movement by Communists, threatening blood- shed.

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The Chamber has been dissolved without a date being set for the elections. Reuter.

CAPITAL QUIET

Kennedy, Mr. H. B. Clark, Mr. S Y. Tong, Mrs, N. Glover. Mr. R. Knapp, Captain D. Chopra, Miss Buckland. Mr. B. R. Irant, Miss Fen Lin, Mrs. A. Maesmore Morris, Mrs. A. Williams, Mr. A. Patel, Mrs. E. Cooper. Mr. K. Charles, Mr. C. Ma, Misa J. Roper Cald- beck, Mr. J. Ferguson; Miss C. Spande, Miss A. Štolt, Mrs. Morris, Miss Morris, Miss A. Fogal, Miss J. Nel, Mr. F. Dow. Mr. W. Jones. Miss D.

Hodge, W/Comdr. H. White, Mr. E. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. A. Newby,"

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

ar-

goods are examined by the

Surveyors

Goods are laft the Godown and all No Claim will be autocitted after the

claims must be presented within Two Weeks of the Ship's Arrival here,' altai which date they will not

recognised. their Bill of Lading to the Undersigned Consignem are requested to surrender

for Countersigastare.

MELOHERS & 00.,

Agents: Noaded LLOYD, BAZEN. Hong Kong, 3rd Aug., 1996.

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HAMBURG-AMERIKA "LINIE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

TIBE M.S.

RAMSES *

The following passengers

having arrived, from Hamburg and Porte of call, Conmgnees of Cargo are rived here yesterday by the RMS hereby notified that their Goods are Empress of Russia from Manila: being landed and placed at their risk Mr. J. Crookdake) Mr. and Mrs into the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf J. R. Devaux, Mr. M. E. Lautman, and Godown Company's godown at Mr. JH. Marsman. Mr. Hobtained as soon as the Goods are landed

Kowloon, where delivery may be | Meffan, Mr. and Mrs, V. Morgado,

Optional Cargo will not be landed Miss G. E Madden, Mr. E. Pitts, here, unless Notice has been given 45 Mr. D. Peoples, "Mr. J. N. Sweeney, | hours prior to vessel's arrival, but carried Dr. A. Torrance, Mr. W. H. Yound- on from to port to the final port of blood. . . . Bowley, Mr. He in call to which the option extends. Wong, Mr. Chau Teng Slang. Mr.Goods have left the Godowns, and all No Claims will be admitted after the F. Feliciano, Mr. Ho Ng, Mr. W. C. Goods remaining andelivered after the Lam, Mr, Lam Him Fat, Miss M. 6th Aug. 1930, will be subject to Cox. Mr. J. S. Villacin. “

Rent.

WUCHOW NATIVES

ALARMED

Wholesale Exodus

Shanghai, Aug. 5. Reilable reports state that be- tween ten and, twenty thousand

All broken, shafod, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Glodowne, where they will be examined on 5th Aug. 1916 at 10 am by our Burveyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas, To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations, consiguses must bare a Revenue Officer in attendance when damared dutiable goods are examined.

· All claims must rasch ur before the 30th August, 1996; or they will not be recognised."

No Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JEBSEN & 00..

Athens, Aug. 5. Despite the crisis in the country, the streets of the capital were normal in appearance this morn- ing. Public services were working Chinese, fearing hostilities to be imminent, have evacuated Wuchow as usual although telephonic com-

Agents. munications with the outside world and the exodus continues.

Meanwhile twenty Americans are 'Honë Kong, 30th July, 1936, " were cut off

stated to have arrived in Canton tram Wuchow— Touter

It is stated that the situation has The Brussels Office of the "Sec-been created by subversive pro- ond International" is assisting paganda by Communists among the Bolano in his task.-

workers and the army. Transocean News Service.

Reuter's Bulletin Service.)

GOVERNMENT ORDER

Brussels, Aug. " 4. The Belgian Government, after

Ofbraltar, Aug. 4. It is learned that the German destroyer, Luchs, which with the battleship Deutschland put into Ceuta yesterday, passed on later to Algeciras, where the captain land-, creed, that any exportation of armas and called on the insurgent and ammunition must be declared

13

$1

-6.80

ed

$3,60

sa

$3.60

SA NGA.

H

commandant.

Thereafter, the destroyer depart-

a session of the Cabinet, has de-

to the Government, the destina- tion given, and an oficial permit

ed for Melilla, another rebel port for the exportation obtained. Reuter.

and Any exportation of arms ammunition without the Govern- ment's consent will be regarded illegal and treated as such- Trapancran 'Newe. Service..

91%

$108

$100

FRENCH FRONTIER

$45

CROSSED

MOB RULE IN BARCELONA

Frightful Atrocities Reported

*

Spanish Marxists In Motor Vehicles

"Borg Rong Dally Press" Spectati

Hendaye, Aug. 4, Considerable astonishment was

RECRUITING OFFICE

IN FRANCE".

To Be Opened At Spanish Embassy

RAS IMRU AT HEAD OF ARMY

Marching Against Tie Italians

· Port Bald, Aug."6. Ras Imru, abyssinian commander in the Northwest front, has re- organised an army of sixty thou sand men according to reports re- ceived here, and with forty thou- sand troops he is now: advancing towards Dessie and Addis Ababa.

It is claimed that Ras Imru at- tacked and destroyed many Italian outposts.

The Abyssinians are reported to have captured large quantities of

.

HEAVY CASUALTIES IN EXPLOSION

Shanghai, Aug. 5. Chinese reports from Chungking state that 178 coolies were killed yesterday when a storehouse on the Szechuan-Hunan highway ex- ploded. The cause is unknown..=-=-=-

Reuter."

PASSENGER TRAIN DERAILED

Accident While Crossing Bridge

("Bong Kong Daily Press" Special)

Sofia, Aug. 4.

At the Bulgar-Macedonian Fron

aroused when the French frontier (Hong Kong Daly Fress" Speciati i ammunition as well as many güds | tier passenger train ran off thei

officials allowed omnibuses full of Spanish Marxists to pass the fron- tier and those coming from that part of Spain which is dominated by ("Hong Kong Dally Press" Specia17"Hong Kong Daily Press" Special) Communists and Anarchists were

Copenhagen. Aug. 4

Stockholm, Aug. 4. allowed to continue their work of Frightful atrocities are alleged to fraternisation with The Danish Minister in Madrid, have been committed by the Span- Peoples Front under the supervi~ the French according to the "Berlinske Tiden in Syndicalists in Barcelona dprsion of the police... de,"

Transocean News Service.

Forelaning the mob rule in that city, Be

cording to an eyewitness report by the Swedish engineer Svensson to the paper "Stockholms Tidingen."

Svensson who have just reached here from Catalonia asserts that the terrorists in many cases poured gasoline over their prisoners and then set fire to their drenched clo thes, so that the tormented people

which saved them from being shot

· CAR SMASHED BY TRAIN

Paris. Aug. 4

The "Journal" now reports that | in the next few days" "a recruiting office for Volunteers who wish to serve in the Spanish Government Army, will be opened on the pre- mises of the Spanish EmbasY. "

The recruits will be conveyed to Spain by motorbus.

The "International Red Help" 15 collecting names of physicians who are willing to help Spain. Transocean New Serske,

and - machine guns during the cent attacks on Addis Ababa. --- Reuter's Bulletins Servier,

DUKE OF YORK CAMPING

Four Hundred Boys Under Canvas

re-

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SINGAPORE RAW RUBBER

Latest Singapore Prices

EL B. JOSEFH & CON

Wednesday, Aug. 5. Messrs. H B. Joseph & Co. re- ceived the following quotations from Singapore in Straits Cur- rency for Raw Rubber:

Spot

Buyers

•26) unchanged September Mar. 28): down:j Oct-Dec

27 down i Jan.-Mar

-ził down Market:Easier.

WARSHIPS IN HARBOUR

The following warships' were in

West Wall Dock-Lowestoft,

In Dock-Robin, Orpheus and Rover.

Taikoo Dock-Regent Cosmopolitan Dock--Regulus.

ralis just as it was crossing a port yesterday:

that the bridge. The cause was rails" expanded abnormally owing to the prevailing heat. One of the carriages filled with passengers plunged the depth of 4 metres into the bed of the water course below, while the other carriages remained hanging in the air.

Eight passengers were seriously wounded, others slightly. Transactan News Bervice.

SLY BROTHEL

telegraphed to the Minister in Copenhagen, that on Tuesday he was called by the Span-

-London, Aug. §. "istr Foreign Minister, who inform-

As in previous years the Duke ed him that the situation in the

of York is spending some days under canvas at Southwold, Essex, towns

was likely to become Ex-

not been noticed by the inmates, with 400 boys of from 11 to 19 Before Mr. Q A. A Macfadyen ceedingly serious, and in that case

Frau Berg Succumbs

These, Frau Irmgard von Neurath, years of age, half of whom come at the Kowloon Magistracy yester Wat would hardly be possible to take

To Injuries

her two children and her mother, from leading public schools and day, Chan Lot, 41, memployed was the responsibility for foreigners welcomed death by shooting

Fran Berg, were all seriously in-half of whom are young workers | aned $75 or in- default to serve Finally Barcia told the Danish

Hong Kong Dally Prem" Special Jared. Frau Berg later succumbing from a wide variety of industries. six week's gaol, when ne was con- Minister that the Government alone.

Vienna, Aug. 4. to her injuries. Fran von Neurath The Duke is participating with victed on a charge of keeping a would take all possible steps to Svensson also declares that the Another grave vatastrophe oc- is the sister-in-law of Baron van boys in ser bathing, communal sly brothel at No. 95 Parkes Street, enable foreigners to leave Spain. majority of Churches and Cathed-curred at the open leval or the Neurath, the German Foreign Min-meals, impromptu concerts and all first foor. Those who remained behind must rals were burnt and many monks Mittenwalder Hallway, when a car ister. She and her children were life of a holiday camp in which Sub-Inspector Collins stated that was completely smashed by an ap-| taken to hospital in Innsbruck.— class distinctions are non-existent. It was a European brothel and was do so on their own responsibility. berished in the fames.—

proaching fast train, which had Trawasan fi cur, Marvical: Tranancean Tour Service,

British Wirdlen.

raided on complaint. News Sureta

Chinese Yung. Chi.

FOREIGN

ruiners-Ying Jul and

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS

The P. & O. Line's steam ship "Naldera" leit Shanghai for this Port on the 4th, instant at 4 p.m.. and due here to-morrow at about 7 á.m.

The Butterfield and Swire's and "Enmacus in expected to arrive from Singapore on the 8th August, 1936, at 6 a.