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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

onareprokers" Association

SATURDAY,

īནy--u{alharx

Sales

Ruyere

Bellar Salegina

SEPT. 5.

3275

3670

Banks

Shipping

130

$3,90

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1936.

WELSH COAL DISPUTE

Threatened Strike Averted

London, Sept. 5. The threatened stoppage in the Bouth Wales coalfeid on Monday nus been averted by a last-minute settlement reached as a result of

PASSENGERS

(Continued from Page 5). "

R. Messer and iniant, Master G. F. Messer, Mr. R. 8. Perkins, Capt. R. S. Perkins, Captain and Mrs. A. Rosenbloom, Mrs, N, Russell, Mr. P. M. Row, Mr. M. Q. Ryle, Mr. G. Sadhoorum Major C. Scales, Mr. Oeo. Sellers, Mr. J. N. Sen, Mr. Seth Ranjib Singh, Mrs. M. Smith, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Spalter, Miss Spalter, Mr. A, Stan-

by the South Wales Miners Federa-amah, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stewart, tlon have been withdrawn Notices Miss H. Stewart. Mr. H. Shannon, Mr. G. Tharoomal Mr. Lorden were posted as a result of the

Mr. and Mrs E., C. W. refusal of the owners of the Bed-Trickey. was Colliery to accept the Federa. Trickey and two children, Mrs. H. tion's proposals for independent Triggs, Mr. Charles H. West, Pte.

J. H. Wright, Mr: and Mrs. ballot on one of the questions u dispute-desire or otherwise of the Wynne Jones, Mrs. Wynne-Roberts,

Miss E. Warren miners at Bedwas to belong, to Federation. or to continue members of arrival organisation for whom employers collect dues by deductions froth wages,--OT » Lo meet the Federation leaders.

الملف

$1,8001

H.K. Backs

$1,500

£103

Bo. (London) ...)

2102

Chartered Banks ...

2103 2160

231

Mercantile Bks. "A"

£31

214

#14

Bank of East Asia... $76

the efforts of the Mines Depart-ton Mr. M. G. Subramaniam, Mrs. infant and ment and the strike notices issued R. H. L Sung with

N. C. & S. Barks

Insurances

Canton Insurances..

$170

Union InsuraNDES ...

1875

Underwriter

1462

China Fires

$250/236

H.K. Fires...........................

80 ct. $457 $940

$31

Laternational A, 3.

$30

Donglases

Steamboats

$30

Lados (pret.)

520

Do. (dot.)

Waterhosta

Mining

24 cts. Balatoes

12 at

Gold River

119 ota.

63 ota

Gold Crook......

18 ct

Salacuta.

119 sta

Kailans

Langkats (single) d.

83*

Shanghai Loans 3.

Exploration... d.

152 cta

10.-

12 63 32.30. $11.60

Yenezuela Gold Fids.j

Dock, Wharves,

Godowns, etc.

100/44 Shella

$104

$195

B.K. & K. Wharves

$1.80

120 sta

$81

$20 109/4 $12

$105

". (old)

Do.

{LXE159) (**

Providente (old)..

1.95,9.j05

Do. (now) 10 ct

314

5811

113)

6185

H.K. & W. Docks... S. Chin Motors ‘A Shangua Docks S. New Engineerings9.

Hongkown

......

Lands, Hotels, and

Buildings

115.102.1 57.05

H.K. Hotels

18.16

$40

H.K Lane........8.

1100

Do. 4% Debentures 8103

113

Shanghai Lands....

$10

Metropolitan Lands..

$5,60

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

China Do S

$60

Do. DebontaresS,

Humphreya

$80

Chincas Estates..............

$71

Cotton Milla

$5.40

མ་གླ་

170

Sim Cottonsfold)S.

170

Do.

(new)S

3304

Zoong Sings.....S.

$14

$25

Wing On Textilos(8.).

120

Public Utilities

3:31

3131

Tramways

131

16+

12)

Peak Trains (old) ........

Da. (now)...

$22 21/21

Star Forrion****

$21

13.30. 10

Chias Lights (old)

13.30 13

$3.85

(new)..

FRO

155)

320

$20

JA,

Totophones (Old)

123

Do. (new).

19)

111)

China Bages ............. S

297.

Fraction

25/-

28/-

Di (proE).......

Industriala

Yaudati Ferries

Do.

H.K. Electrics ...**

Sacau, do

28.30 Sandakan Lights .......

Malston Sagart...!

$19 Caldbeck, (ord.) 8.

15 Maogregors (prof.).

Canton Ices

Cements

.........

MiscellaneoRS

$2.16

41.70.90

$2.20 5114

$11.70 $4.12

Ropes

$92

Dairy Farms.

$22

Amusements .....................

Ch. Etainment......$3.20

$17

Constructions, (old)

130 ct.

(now) 47 ata.

102

Lane Crawford..

Mackinwah ..............

Nanyang Tobacco...

$1}

$5.00

13.5)

$4.85

$4.90

40 ota.

$1,35

prera

***

$69

$2.40

Singerenrassent e

Watsonskonto, Can

Wm.

Powells

M. Greyhounds ......

8. 0. Enterprises

Ch.G.6219260.38da

H.E, Gort, 4% Loans $108

Do. 3%

Wallace Harper

AK Wing da...|

g'ba Do

Vibro Piling

BERLIN SHARE MARKET

("Hong Kong Dally Press" Special)

Berlin, Sept. 5.

Most shares were quoted 05 neglected on Saturday as in the

$100

SINGAPORE RAW RUBBER

*1%

Latest Singapore Prices

H. B. JOSEPH & CO.

Saturday, Sept. 5. Messrs. H. B. Joseph & Co. rẹ- following quotations Cur-

The

The Mines Secretary has now obtained the agreement of the

10 Callery Company meet the Federation officials under a neu. tral chairman nominated by him- self early next week to hear the latter's case, and to discuss the question of a secret independenu ballot. The owners say that they have made this offer. which has been accepted by the Federation, solely in order to avoid what they describe as a national calamity, of stoppage in the South. Wales coal- felds-

-British Wicetera.

RADIO OLYMPIA CLOSES

Heavy Booking Of Orders

TELEVISION TESTS GIVEN

194

London, Sept. 5. Radio Olympia closed its doors

PRES. JACKSON

American Liner Here From The North Prominent passengers returrung to the Colony by the as. President the Jackson on Saturday from North, included:

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

ARUTOWEN Keulers AgO=C37,

Now York: September 8.

QUOTATIONS

New York/London Cross-rate New York Cotton-Dec. New York Rubber-Dec Chicago Wheat -Dec. Chicago Corn Silver Qtticial

-Dec

Dow Juam Averages

Last Today's High Low Close Close Chang

-6.03-21/32 5.03-18/32 1/16 ou 11.74 11.53 11.83 1163 .1% of

16.44 alowed 111

109 110 97 ..901

96A

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

DOBAN STEAM SHIP, CO., LTD.

OFINA

AND

MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD.

(ONSIGNEES per Co's Vessel "IXTON"

FROM SEATTLE, VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA VIA JAPAN

are requested to take Delivery of Flour and Lumber Shipments as son a the Veasel is ready to discharge and are hereby notified that if their Lightoce are Vessel as

the

not placed at will be di

required, their

charged into Holt Wharf, Kowloon, at their expense, where the Cargo will and at their risk and expense

lia

to the Torms and Conditions of

bject Holt's Wharf. Steamer will

commence

од Diwharge "the 5th Sept. General Cargo will be discharged into

where

It will lie

Holt's Wharf, Kowloon,

Consiguera risk and subject to the

Terms and Conditions of Storage at Bolt's Wharf The Cargo will be ready

Delivery

from the Godown pa and

for

i up unchanged unquoted

1936

50 industrial>

20 Rail

Utilize Bonds 11 Commodity Index 6.37

Sept. 6. High Low Sept., High Low Close Change * 110,5 143,14 187.04 | 187.97 167.41 187.80 .78 up 16.03 40 66 35,18 53.74 45.15 0.63 ,99 ир 38.05 28.3 35.01 35.2 36.00 35.11 .10 up. 10446 98.92 104.45

104,49 ..03 op 5.50 66.82

unquoted Business Done: -720,000 shares.

Last sale

met Sün

Stocks

Sept. 4 5

Stocks

Sept. 4 5

Adams Express

131

13)

G. Western Sugur.....

Amer. Can

125]

137

Humble Oi

614*

Amer, "Cyanumid '@' Am. & For, Power 7 Am. & For. P. $7 pl

331

Int. Harvester Co.

Int. Nickel

354

Int. Tei, & Tel.

Am. Light & Trac. "331 Amer. Locomotive... Amer. Radiator

Kennecott

471

221 221

Loew's Inc.

581

281 281

Lorlliard

221

84)

McKesson & Rob-

will

614

bins Inc.

442

"177

Monsanic Chemica.

983

1007

101

Montgomery Ward...

401

Mr. C. J. Chencellor, representa-Amer: Tobacco 'B'

Amer. Wajerworks... " 39) Anaconda Capper.... Atchison, T. & S. Fe. Atlas Carpa. Augurn

201

261

Nat City Bk

417

391

823

834

Nat, Dairy Prods........ » 274 Nat. Distillers

297-301

บ

Nat. Power & Light ~271

13)

New York Centrai...

311

North American

Baltimore & Obla... "South | Bethlehem Steel.....

24j

251

Northern Pacific

271

681

691

Paclic Gas & Elec.

374

Boeing Airplane Co. Borden Co.

291

201

Pacific Lighting,

5th September, 1936.

291 291

Packard Motor.....

121

Paramount

Picture

521 53

Incor

Mr. S. D. Begs. Secretary for Amer. Roling Mill... John Thornycret & Co., Ltd., re-mer, Smelting

Am. Sugar Redning 176; turmng irom a busness trip

Amer. Tel. & Tel. ... Shanghai;

tive of Reuters, Ltd.:

Professor and Mrs. War Hoff- man. of the Lingnam University, Canton;

Miss Ingeborg B. Stolee, Secre- tary of Professor Hoffman; Mr. J., R. Luke, of the China Morning Post," and Mrs. Luke, returning, from their honey- moon spent in Japan.

Other passengers were: "

Mr. S. H. Bao. Miss Laurel Bar- low, Miss Queenie Barlow, Miss I. D. Bair, Mrs, Alice J. Campbell, Mr. S. 5. Che läram. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chang, Master Chang, Mr. T. K. Chen. Mr. Y. P. Chen, Miss M. Y. Chen, Infant Chen, Mr. and

Bklyn Manhattan

Trans Corpn. Bklyn Manhattan

să cum. pr. .... 1024* 102 Case, J. I.

158 1551* Canadian Pac. Rly. 117 12 Chase Nat. Bk.

467** 47* Chesapeake Corpa. 82 80 * Chesapeake & Ohia 6711

Mrs. A. E. Clayton, Master Douglas | Chrysler

Clayton, Miss Fay Clayton. Mr. D. Columbia Gas &z E'.

671

1141 1153

211

R. Dickson, Mrs. Everett O. Fisk. | C. G. & E, 6% 'A' pt. 1051* *1054 Mrs. William W. Fitts, Mrs. Foo Commercial

Hock Man, Rev. A. E. French, Int., Mrs. A. E. French, Jnr.. Master` ́A. E. French. II. Master Gordon C.

Credit

Com!. Solvents

Comm. & Southern

(ord.)

French. Mr. Victor M. Hulmovitch Comm, & Southern

ford.. $6 cum p Consolid. Gas of N.Y. Consolia, Ou Continental ou !...... Corn. Products ....... Curtiss Wright A'... Curtiss Wright Delaware & Hudson. 47 Distillers Corpo. Sea-

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(C)

སཎྜོམྦྷཝཱ ཙ ཙཏྟཾཏྟཊྛཝཝ བླློཊྚནྡྷཚཙྪཱ ཊྚ ཨཽ ཨཽཨཽཧིགཽརཱཝཱ

Pennsylvani R. R 391 Phillips Petroleum 413 Pure Oll Co... Pub. Service of N.J. 161 Radio Corpo.

101

Radio Corpn "B"

$5 of...

231*

Reynolds Toħ – 'B'. 56). Schenley

45 Schenley 51% pf.... 100

Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum

272

TĒMAITHE * 28E 2 • CHAIN CHA⠀⠀8238 5692*é ⠀⠀*****836921 88358 .5°

802

851

161

132

8thra. Cal.

Edison 311

8thra. Paclite

431

Stand, Brands

151

Stand. Gas Y Elec

Stand. Oli of NJ...: 62

121

Sterling Prods,

728

Swift Internationa.

301

077

Technicolor

Texas Gulf Sulphur

191

Transamerica

131

487

20th Cent, Fox Film.

261

Douglas Aircraft .....

732

comm. 20th Cent. Fox Film.

pt.

381 -

Du Pont de Nemours 157+ Electric Boat .........

1581

» 144

Elec. Bond & Share 1544

155

Un. Carbide & Car-

bon Un. Pacifc

961

"140

1384

Elec. Bond & Shar

Un. Aircraft

(New)

251

$5 pf.

701"

Un. Airline Traps...

171

Elec. Bond & Share

át jak

Un, Corpn.

71 77

811*

Un, Corpn. $3 cum.

Eec. Power & Light 151 Flintkote Co. Gen. Cigar Gen. Electric

151

pf.

461

Un. Gas. Improve-

ment

471

U. 8. Indus A'cohol.

344

US. Rubber

311

U. S. Steel

701

431

Vanadium

237

141

Warner Bros. Pictz.

134

241

Westinghouse

er 1414 1411.

251

Call Moles

411

414

Fld

to-night after one of the most suc-

Mr. Hwang Ming Nie. Mrs: J. "P. cessful exhibitions of recent years.Helland, Miss Holland, Mr. K. M. Orders taken since opening are

Haleh. Mr. and Mrs. "Z. H. Hu. estimated to reach two million sets, Infant Hu, Miss Hsu, Infant Hsu, including 400,000 of "all wave" | Mrs. Hsu Sung, Dr. K. G. Izikowitz, models which have been a feature Miss Alda Itzcovitch. Mrs. Olga of the show. The turnover of the Javrotsky. Mrs. John J. Joyce, wireless industry In Receiver sales Master John J. Joyce, jnr., Mr. alone is likely to reach £24,000,000 and Mrs. Y. K. Kan. Mr. Lawrence in the coming year.

Lew Kay, Miss Marjorie Lew Kay. During the exhibition some 20.- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ketcham, Mr. 000 people have seen demonstra- Koma K. W. Chen, Mr. Knut tlons of television on experimental Knutsen, Miss Kao Chao Lan, Mr. transmissions from the British 5. Y. Lao, Mr. Lin Foong Hin, Mr. Broadcasting Corporations Tele- S. C. Loo, Mrs. J. M. Lopes, Miss vision Studios at Alexandra Palace. I. V. Lopes. Miss M: K. Lorby. Miss Apart from amateurs who al- Low, Mrs. P. S. Lo, Misa Betty ready possess television sets, an-

Lo. Rev. and Mrs. George B. Lub- Labbers. Miss other ten thousand persons have bers, Miss Faith

Altye M. Lubbers, Mr. Lee Chen seen demonstrations at a

special

Meng, Mr. Wliam W. L Ma, Mr. display arranged at Waterloo Sta-

Mr. and Mrs. E. H, Jack Miller, tion."..

Nolan, Mr. C. S. Pang. Mr. R. S. Perkings. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Rock-Gen. Foods holtz, Mrs. GK. G. Reilly, Miss

Miss Andree Van der Stegen, Mr. Maryan Schwald, Mr. L C. Bor

R. V. Swearingen, Mr. Then Min Kong, Mr. K. T. Tsai, Mr. M. K. Tse, Miss Gwendolen Tse. Mins Emma E. Warner, "Mr. L. Wen; Mr. Y. P. Woo, Mr. H. C. Wong. Mr. S. H. Woa, Mr. Y. K. Yu, Mr. Hsien-Daing Yên.

There will be no further televi- sion transmissions from Alexandra Palace for a fortnight at least and the regular service is not likely to be inaugurated before November- British Wireless.

LONDON MEDICAL

London, Sept. 5. A return just published shows on the medical register at the end of last year was the highest ever recorded -$8,363 including over 6,000

the number of doctors

women,-

British Wireless.

Gen. .Motors Gen. Rly. Signal

Goodrich Tyre Co.. Goodyear Tire & R. G. N'thern Rly. pí

ex. div.

It is notified, that unless before | Cook, Mrs. A. Smith and Mrs. W. the expiration of two months the Kirman,

and the gentlemen's Orient Photoplay. Limited, obtains prizes were

secured by 'Messrs. a certificate to commence business Tribble and Mangii. the said Company will be struck

Through passengers for Manila here: Mr. K. A. Appleseth, Mr. J. p Comins, Major H. G. Coyken- dall. Mrs. H. G. Coykendall. Mrs. v. G. Dalbo, Miss Viggo Ray Dalbo, Mrs. N. E Fookes. Matr. E. W Fookes. Jr., Mr. Frank Kraudelt. of the register. Mr. Jaun M. Lara, Mrs. Horace M. Leavitt, Miss Mary Jo Leavitt, Mstr. Horace Leavitt, Jr., Mstr. Joseph Leavitt, Mrs. C. H. Naylor.

It is notified that at the ex- piration of three months the name of the Ka Au "Knitting unless Company, Limited. will. cause is shown to the contrary, be struck of the register And the

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS Miss Lydia Neill, Lieut. R. E. Smyser, Jr. Mrs. R, E. Smyser, Jr.. Lieut:-Col C. L. Sturdevant, Mrs C. L Sturdevant. Rev. E. J. Urquhart, Mrs. E J. Urquhart, company will be dissolved, Master Stanley Urquhart. Mrs. Augustus P. West, Miss Jeanette West, Mrs, Yu Kue.

Next Salling: ms. "Van Heutsz" (J.C.J. Line) will sail for Singa pore, Penang, and Belawan Dell on Thursday, 17th September, 1938, at 4 p.m.

The R.M.S. "Empress of Canada” arrived at Yokohama on the 5th September (Saturday) at 8.30 a.m and left Yokohama on the same day at 7 p.m. She is due at Hong Kong

the 11th September Buyers. (Friday) at 7 BIJL. and leaves

the. 261 unchanged Hong Kong. for Mana o

same day at 6 p.m..

last few days the turnover on the ceived share market, taken as a whole. trom Singapore in Straits has been very small, Neverthe-rency for Raw Rubber: less prices were well maintained

in some shares for which there was demand and even advancing. Mining shares were much less in demand than usual. Fixed In- terest securities were not in brisk demand and were Arm. Provin

rose elal Loans, for example, by ...

Spot

'Oel.-Dec.

261 unchange. Jan.-Mar.

271 unchanged April-June ....... 27 unchanged Market:-Quict.

Belmenshalske unchanged at 187. Bemberg Rayon rose i to 88.

Call Mony 3 to 3, Young Loan unchanged at 1024, Reichsbangs

The money market became con- rose to 183 3/8, Dye Trusts ad- vanced to 1613. Salzdetfurthsiderably more restricted particu- Potash 1741. United Steel Works larly this week so that Call Money declined 1/8" to 105, German increased in price- Mineral Oits weakened to 1221, Transocean News Service.

בס

The m.s. "Tibadak" (J.CJ. Line) will leave Hong Kong for Maria, Macassar. Ba', Sourabaya, Sema- rang, Cheribon and Batavia on Tuesday, 15th September, at 10

TANDA DEPARTS.

Dr. H. D. Matthews Soils For Australia

•

The Sultan of Johore nas sent £5,000 to the King George Na- tional Memorial Fund as a con-

•

Mr. CJ. Church of the Aaver- left tising and Publicity Bureau on Saturday by the Rajputana for Singapore.

од

Mr. D.H. Hazell, representative of Wm. Sykes and Co. the well- known sports outfitters, left Saturday by the Rajputana for Singapore.

▼

Mrs. W.J. Lockhart Smith and

tribution from himself, his people child left for Singapore" on Satur- and his government." token of day on board the Rajputana. our gratitude for many and great benefits which we have received

after 5th Sept.

All broken, chafed, sad damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they be sramined on any Tundays and Fridays between the bears of 10.45. 4.. and Noox within the Free Storage period. No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left Vessel's Godown, and

the ail General Cargo Tamsining undelivered

after 18th Sept will be subject to Bent. All Claims against the Vessel mast

be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 28th Sept, 1938, or they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insurance will be affected.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Agenta.

(48'8

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

CONSIGNEE NOTICE.

8.8, CHENO · CEAUX "

92*A/36.

BRINGING CARGO FROK MARSEILLES, &c.

ARBITRO HONG KONG ON SATURDAY, тä# ¿т¤ SEPT., 1936.

UNSIGNEES are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables sie being landed and stored into the Gos downs of Hong Kong, Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after

landing. All claims must be sent in to me on before the 16th Sept., '93, or they Damaged Factaves will be examined

will not be recognized.

by the Company Sucreyor, Mess74, Goddard & Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10.00 am." on Fri ́sy, 11th Sept., 1936

Consignees must have A Revenue

“Officer in attendance when say dutiable goods are examined by the Company's Barverors.

No Fire insurance will be affected by

B. OHL,

us in any case whatever.

Hong, Kong 5th Sept., 1938.

Agent.

£4859

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co.' STEAMER " BHUTAN."

ARRIVED HONG KONG an 8TH SEPTEMBER, 1936.`

Fox ANTWERP, LONDON, GIBRAL- TAR, MAKSEILLES, MALTA, PORTBAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND 8THAITS.

ONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above-named Vossel are hereby in formed that their Goods are being landed and placed at THEIR EINE in the Bong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godowa Company's Godowns at Kowloon where each Consignment will be sorted out Mark Mark and Delivery can be obtained ne tas Goods are landed. the

Optional Goods will be landed here ante Instructions have been given to tha

contrary

rary Biz Hours befoto arrival of

the steamer.

Goods no: cleared within 8 days in. elading date of arrival will be subject to

rent

No Fire Insurance will be affected by' us in any case whatever.

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the leaving the Consignees, and the Company's surveyors,

Mr. W.J. Carroll and Mr. CEL.

are

from his late Majesty's protection Rickett both well-known local during the 25 years of his reign."sharebrokers,

B. I. Bickford the local Interport footballer.celebrated his 21st birth- day on Saturday.

The following passengers left by the Tanda on Saturday:----Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. M. Robertson, Miss C. Haworth. Master J. G Robertson, Mr. E. L Lewis. Mr. B O. N. Lewis, Mr. Chan Kwok

The annual meeting of the Hong Wan, Mr. Stephen Chin Bing Kuhn, Mr. Jackson Law, Dr. H. Kong Hockey Association will be D. Matthews. Miss Rita Gett. Mr. held next Thursday evening in and Mrs. W. Denton, Mr. A. Wood- St. Andrew's Church Hall, com- ward, Mr. Geo. McDonald, Mr. E. | mencing at 5.30 p.m., "Silverwalnut from Garetti, Miss C. McRae, Mr. Fong Joe Gum, Mr. New York sailed from Los Angeles Gang Ming. Mr.

Wing Tang, Mr. MS, H. Man- on 10th August and la expected to arrive here on or about 11thning, Mr. Sam Shock Bing, Master

Sam Wing Fah, Mr. Lun Hook.

a.m.

The mv.

instant.

Colony, to-day on the m.v. Nagara Messrs. GODDARD & DOUGLAS, at 10 am. for a short visit to Manila.

Mondays and Thursdays, within the

Free Storage period.

Consignees aro specially notified that it is necessary for Revenue Officer to be present ut tue examination of damaged dutiable cargo.

All Claims against the Steamer most presented to the Undersigned on or before 26th Sept., 1936, or they will not be recognized.

An oll tanker of the Siamese Navy arrived in the harbour over the week-end preparatory to con-

No Claims will be admitted after the tinuing her journey to Slam. The present Slamese Navy consists of Goods have left the Godowa.. three destroyers, six torpedo boats, MACKINNON, HACKENZIE & Co., The ladies prizes at the tort-

Agents. nightly whist drive of the Craigen- six gunboats and a number of

The oil tanker was Hong Kong, sth Sept, 1336, gower Cricket Club held on Batur auxiliaries. day night were won by Mrs. J. built in Japan.

1936-09-07 — Page 12

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