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THE CHINA-SIAM

HONG KONG-BANGKOK

5.0. "HELLAS"

"HIRAM”

*.*. "HELIOS"

learing Hong Kong leaving Hong Kong leaving Hong Kong

LINE.

8th April via Swatow 20th April vin Swatów 18th April.

HONG KONG-SWATOW-AMOY

HAI LEE” leaving Hong Kong 14th April

1st May m.s. HAI RING" leaving Hong Kong Accepting Puenengers & Cargo for all the above metioned ports.

* HONG KONG-SINGAPORE-PENANG-KANGOON

Regular Express Service

m... "BAI BING" leaving Hong Kong 6th April m.s. "HAI LEE"

leaving Hong Kong 20th April Accepting cargo for all the above mentioned ports.

Excellent pasentiger accommodation available.

For treight, passage rates and all other information-Apply to.

THORESEN & CO., LTD."

Tel. 30237..

General Agents.

Queen's Building.

S.S. "BENDORAN"

ROTTERDAM, for LONDON, Sailing ANTWERP, HAMBURG, HULL and LEITH on or about the 9th April.

Cargo will also be accepted on through Bill

of Lading to the usual transhipment ports.

Next Sailing for SHANGHAI & JAPAN

S.S. "BENGLOE”.

6th April.

For Freight and Passage upply to:-***

W. R." LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD.

Tol. 22633

York Building. Agents:

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD.

FAREWELL MESSAGE

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1937.

PASSENGERS

Departures By The Ranchi

The P and O. liner Ranchi sail- ed on Saturday for Lendon, via ports, with the following passen- gers:-

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Now York: April 4.

(Through Renter's Servicnt

Today's

QUOTATIONS

---May

Last High Low Close Closh

4.89-91/39 1434: 14,28 14.33 11.30. .07 up 26.70 16.47 26.59 26.49 .33 off 129 128 (27 198 1 up 120 118 117 190 9 up

.431

Change

New York/London Cross-rate Now York Cotton-May New York Rubber-May Chicago Wheat -May Chicago Corn Silver - Official

Dow Jones Averager

30 Industriala ' 20 Balle

Utilities

40 Bonds

1936 High

11 Commodity Index 89,44

Blocks

Low April 2.

unquoted

April 3,

High Low Close Change 184.75 189.78 153.54 .79 up .13 up

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE Sailings

President Ineri”, frequens' mailings and their 'anique stopover privileges allow you toʻ travel just wantly so you choose. And Dollar Steamship Lines and American Mall Line worldwide offices wind spinta ore maintained to serve you ashore in whatever place you chance to be, Make your next trip mora es joyable, travelling “The President Lins watc

TO BAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK AND BOSTON · ·

Vla Shanghai, Kobe, Tekobama, Honolulu, San Francisco, Panama

TO SEATTLE, VICTORIA "THE EXPRESS ROUTE"

Via Shanghai, Kobe and

Tokohama

Canal and Havana. Pres. Coolidge 10am. Apr. 18th Pres, Jackson M'night Apr 10th Prem Taft Aam. Apr. Blat Pres. Jefferson M'night Apr. 23rd Noon May 1st Prea. MeKinley M'night May 7th 8am. May 18th Pree Grant M'night May stat Noon June 3rd Fros, Jackson M'night Juno 4th 8&m. June 16th Pres Jefferson M'night June 18th

Pres. Hoover Pres. Lincoln Pres. Coolidge Pres, Wilson

EUROPE, NEW YORK

MANILA

MORE FREQUENT SERVICE ON THE PACIFIC

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP.LINES * AMERICAN • MAIL • LINE *-

'FENDER BUILDING-BONG KONG.

OANTON BEANGR —9), JEINCH CONCISSION, SHAMEEN,

* "CONSIGNEE NOTICE.

S.S. "ANDRE LEBON BRINGING CARGO FROM MARSEILLES, via Ports, etc. ARRIVED HONG KONG ON SUN- DAY, THE 4TH APRIL, 1937.

JONSIGNEES are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Opiam, Tressure and Valuables are being landed and stored into the Go 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 or before the 15th April, 1937, or they will not be recognized.

Damaged Packages will be examined by the Company' Surveyor, Maar Goddard & Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10.00 am. on Saturs day, the 10th April, 1927.

Consignees must have Beyonce Officer in attendance when any dutiable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

OCEAN STEAM SHIP 00., LTD.

AND.. CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD.

YONSIGNTES per Co.'s Vessel

CONSIGNMENTOR

FROM UNITED KINGDOM VIA SINGAPORE

are hereby notified that their Cargo

.be

Holl discharged into Wharf, Kowloon, where it will Be at Consignees risk and subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at Hol's Wharf The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown and after 3rd April.

Optional Cargo will not be landed here, unless Notice has been given prior to Vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call to high the option extends.

All broken, chafed and damaged foods ace to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tossdays and Fridays between the hours of 10:45 a and Noos within the Free Storage period.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Vessel's Godown and all Goode remaining undelivered after the 10th April, will be subject to Rent.

All Claima

against the Vessel muet. be presented to tas Undersigned an or before the 24th April or they will not No Fire insurance will be affected by | be recogninėą.

No Fire Insuranos will be fisated..

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

4genta.

· 195.59. 88.51 182,75

65.08 27.31 00.13 60.81 80.08 60.48 37.79 18.48 31.49 31.69 31.40 31.56 108 01 84.86 101.93

101.3.08 up

81,60 41.98 81.19

Business Done: 640,000 shares.

.07 up

.48 up

Last Sala Mar. 2 3

20 Adams' Express .........

201 651 88 Allis Chalmers & Jean Amer. Can............. 107 108- Am. Car & Foundry Amer. Cygnamid Amer. & Far. Power Amer. For $7 p1. Amer. Locomotive Amer. Metals eine Amer. Radiator Apier, Rolling Mill.. Amer. --Smelting

Last Sale

Stocks Great Northern Rly. 504 Great Western Sugat 361 Holly Suger Corpn.

Mar..2 3

307

Humble Oil

821

311

Int. Nickel

101

Int. Tel. & Tel.

13)

124

Int. Dept Stores

291

Via Manila, Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Susz Canal Naples, Genoa and Marseilles

THE MOST FREQUENT SERVION Next Sailing

51.

Kennecott Copper

611

61+

617

60+

Lambert Corpn.

241

243

Loew's Inc.

-131 791 79.

401

Lorillard

231 231

931

021

McIntyre Porcupine

Prés. Harrison 8 am. Apr. 13th Pres. Harrison 8 a.m. Pres. Polk 8am. Apr. 48th Pres Coolidge 9p.m. Fres. Force 8am. May 9th Pros. Taft .. 6 p.m. Pres. Van Buren 8am. May 9rd Pres. Jefferson 8 p.m. Pros. Garfield 8 am. June 6th Pres. Foover

Pray. Polk Prea. Hayes 8 a.. June 10th | Prus

Apr. 18th

Apr. 11th

Apr. 14th Apr. 17th

9 p.m. Apr. 23rd

a. Apr. 25th

Amer. Steel Faries.. 591 Amer. Sugar ..... Amer. Tel & Tel... 171 Amer. Tobacco "B" 831 Amer. Waterworks Anaconda Copper... Atchison, T. & B. Fo. 797 Atlantic Reaning Atlas Corpn.

611

50* 1711 84

222

221

McKesson & Robbins 467 Monsanto Chemical. 911 Montgomery Ward .. 601 Murray Corpa. "......... 161 Nat Cash Registor 281

601

168

374

Nat Dairy Products 241

811

Nat Distillers ......... 33

334

*34k

341

Nat Power & Light 11

111

171

177

New York Central

501

Auburn · Motors' ................. 291 Baldwin Locomotive

294

Niagara Hudson P.

Corpn.

131

# cum pf. 107 Baltimore & Ohio... 37 Barnsdall Ou

108

North American .........

251

25%

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

371

Northern Paciac ....

321

Pacifc Gas & Elec. 313

311

Bendix Aviation ..... Bethlehem Steel ...

Pacine Lighting

444

954

961

Packard Motors......

.101

101

Boeing Airplane .....

404

Paramount ...............

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

*MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

25 241

'Borden Co. Briggs

261

281

Pennsylvania R.R.

481 47+

Mfacturing 471

Phelps Dodge

Brooklyn-Manhattan

Phillips Petroleum

561. 581

Trans

Public Service of NJ.

441

44'

Brooklyn-Mannattan

Pullman "Inc. ......

$6 cum, pí.

913

Pure Ou

201 21

Case, J.L

167

149)

Radio Corp of Am. 11

101

Canadian Pactic

143

147

Republic Steel

431

Celanese Corpn. of

Reynolds Tobac. ""B" 52

America

341

St. Joseph Lead Co."

Cerro de PasCO „K CertainTeed P'ducts 172 Chesapeake Corpn. 78* Chesapeake & Ohio 59 Chrysler Corpn...... 1211 Columbia Gas & EL 154 Columbia 6% “A” DL. 96.

Credit 58 Commercial Commercial Solvents' 174. Commonwealth &-8. 3. Commonwealth 38

cum. pf.

76.

Schenley

471

171

Schenley 5%.pr....

ម 0711

82 #617 1214

Sears Roebuck

Shell Union Où ...... Bocony-Vacuum

311 321 191

151

Southern Cal Edison 281-

864 58

Bouthern Pacifc

104 26 5817

Southern Rly 5% p.

177

Stand Brands ...................

141

532 141

Stand Gas & Elec. 10

10%

Stand Gas & Mec.

57.

ST DL.

641"

Consolidated Edison (397

391

Standard Oil of N.J.

711

Consolidated· Oil

171

Sterling Products....

661

667

437 451

Swift International (33

321

Curtiss Wright (C) Curtiss Wright "A" "101 Delaware & Hudson · 201 Del. Lackawanna.

65 1

661

Technicolor

201

Terna Gulf Sulphur 42

414

Tidewater Assoc. 011 191

191

201

Timken-Detroit Axle 243 Transamerica

us in any case whatever.

154

151

R. OEL,

1224

125

་4

20th Cent: Fox Films 373

374

Ageat.

20th Cent. Fox Films

Bong Kong, 4th April, 1917.

[

3rd April, 1937.

262 261

pf.

454

.452*

Douglas Aircraft Du Pont.........

121 Electric Boat Elec. Bond & Share 21 Elec. Bond & Share

$5 pl. Elec. Bond & Share 733*

81 $6 f.

604. 601

Un, Carbide & Car-

1587 1594

bon

1013

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

12}

Un. Pacific

........... 1414

144

211

United Aircraft

301

CONSIGNER NOTICE.

Un. Atrline Tráns-

part

191

721

United Corpn. ...............

801*

United Corpn. $3

222

417

414

Un. Gas Tprovem't

.372

Un. Light & power

403

"A"

U.S. Industrial Alco-

(len, Asphalt den. Cigur Gen. Electric Gen. Foods

--་་་ Gen. MotorS********* Gen. Railway Signal Gillette Safety Razor 244 Glidden

44.

45 *

hol A

397

561

564.

U.6. Rubber

661

413

US. Rubber #8 pí. 104

105

811

US. Steel

1151

117+

511

Vanadium

34%

Warner Bros Pict,

14 147

251

Westinghouse. Elec. 138

142

Youngstown

Bbeet

Gold Dust..... Goodrich (BF) ... Goodrich $5 pf. nemm Goodyear

44)*

& Tube

917

481

464

Chase National Bk. 573*

584+

841

852

National City Bank - 524*

531"

437

'Call-Money ...

12%

1 div.

• Bld

Miss Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. T. Arden, Mr. R. Adair., Mr. Sardar Bahadir Ram Singh, Mr. and Mrs. D. Baker-Carr and infant, Mr. L. C. Beagnell, Major and Mrs. R. A. Bennett, Mrs. R. A. Bennet, Miss R. E. Bennett, Commissioner and Mrs. A. J. Benwell, Miss E A Bowyer, Miss E Boyd, Mr. J. J. Brady. Mrs. N. Bramblevy, Miss E P. Best, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bland and infant, Miss L. Brown, Miss E. Brown, Mrs. Q. E. Barretto, Mr. G. A, Campbell, Miss C. Campbell, Mr. J. J. Cantwell, Lieut. R. M. Crowe. Capt. and Mrs. G. C. Col- tart, Mrs. B. M Childe, Mrs. E E Chesterwood, Miss M. J. Chester- wooda. Master D. W. Chesterwood Cpl. E. P. Compton, Mr. Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Clarke, Miss C. Challis, Mr. Clarke, LAC:/F. Chen Kuo Long, Mr. Chow But Chew, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. P. Dart with two children and Infant, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dijkstra, Miss E, Q. Davies, Miss D. Dunnett, Mr. W. Edge Miss E M Edge, Mr. W. Eversden. Mr. H S. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. English, LA.O./J. Evans. Captain T. E. Fegen, Mra. N. Fitzmaurice and two infants, D. Fraser, Sq./Ldr. Flinn, Mr. Adm. Sir Erle Fullerton, K.CB.. D.9.0.. R.N., Lady Fullerton, Misa K. Fullerton, Miss Kitty Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. W. F. Gooling, Mrs. L. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. R. Grainger, Mr. B. E. Green, Mr. G. ន. Gamble, L.A.C./F. Grayston, Mr. D. Harrison Mr. A. G. Hewell, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Holt and two children. Mrs. M. Hussey, Hon. Comdr. G. F. Hole. RN. (retired), Mrs Hole and infant. Master J. Hole, Mr. and Mrs. Hop- kins, Miss Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hicks, Miss M. L Hicks, Miss Hung Lal Kwan, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hopes, LA.C./G. Hayman,, A.C.I./ G. Hodges, Miss G. M. Heath Mrs. Jennings, Mr. J. L. Jamieson, Mi. and Mrs. Sardar Karmall Singh, Mr. Sardar Kartar Singh, Mr Khubchand, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mr. F. Kulka, Mrs.. Knowles, Kohls, Miss Kohls, Master Kohls. by no means normal, and that in- Mr. and Mrs. Lim Peng Geen, Mrs. struction in first aid and home R. Langley, Master F. Langley, Mr. P. L Leefe, Mrs. R. F. Lowe and nursing requires many weeks of

two children. Miss Helen Law, Mr. time. Representing, as I do, the

M. Larsen. Rev. Edward S. Lau. most ancient ambulance service in the World, it is wrong to express a Mr. and Mrs. Sardar Madan with certain regret that with His Ma- intant" and amah, Mrs. M. Martin, Miss J. M. Maitlarid, Mr. and Mrs. the King-Emperor as its jésty

A. F. Mullard and infant, Mr. and Sovereign Head and Her Majesty

Mrs. A. E. Munroe and two chil the Queen the head of its Nursing Divisions, the St. John Ambulance dren. Mrs. H. Myles. Mr. W. Morris, Mr. W. S. MacHardy, Sgt. Brigade in Hong Kong to-day con- tains so few Englishmen and Eng- and Mrs. A. E Miles, Master Miles, Prof. and Mrs. F. P. Morrison, Mr. Lish women? At Cape Town, for example there are eight European S. McClure, Comdr. I. C. R. Mac- Divisions to four non-European of donald, R.A.N.. Mrs. W. Napier, Ambulance and eight European to Miss H. Napier, Mr. and Mrs. D. three Nursing Divisions, in addi- Needham, Mr.- Ng Wah. Miss E. M. tion to six Cadet Divisona Admit Noble, Mr. A. Norris, Mr. Nel- tedly it is the duty of the Chinese son, Miss B. M. Ovens, Mr. William to prepare themselves to protect Oh, Mrs. A. E. Parsons and infant, their own people and all honour to Miss D. E. Pascoe, Mr. C. K. most Patch, Mrs. Paterson, Mr. W. M. them this they are doing splendidly. But it is equally the Patrick, Mr. J. M. Pfeiffer. Mr. E. duty of all resident in the Colony P. Price, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Pea-

take cock and infant, Master Peacock.ec Power & Light 231 prepare themselves to to

Elec. Power & Light some part, however minor it may W. S. Pain, LAC./A. Pedley, Miss

$7. pl.

381 seem. in the defensive security of Roberta. Mr., W. J. Rocks, Mr. E. Hong Kong: and first aid lectures B. Reed. Mrs. O. Sampson, Sub-

Firestone Tire & R 401 occupy but six hours a year; time Insp. H. J. Bilber, Mrs. SUber and

Entkote which can surely be spared from child, Miss G. J. Simpson, Major

and Mrs. C. E. Sketch, Lieut.-Col amusement and frivolity,

F. G. A.. Smyth, Miss J. M. Steed, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart, Col. J. L. Sleeman, CB, C.M.G., C.B.E., M.V.O, MA.. Mr. and Mrs. Summons, Masters Summons (2), Mr. W. A. Simpson. Mrs. M C. Stewart, 'Mrs. E. W. Snell, Mrs. C. I. H. Saunders, Sgt. P. R. Streeter, } CB.E., LL.D., Mr. T. O. Tso, MISH Mr. B. Tarachand, Dr. 8. W. T30,

L. Tryc; Mr, C. F. Turner, Master Turner, ACT/T. Taylor, Mr. P. K. Vyns, Miss E. & A. Wheal, Col, and Mrs. N. M. Wilson, Miss P. Wright, Mr. Haking Wong Mr. C. W. H. wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Walsh and futant, Miss Wong Yun Lin,

(Continued from Page 1)

In these days of aerial warfare, tl those others résident in Hong to attempt to gain impregnability Kong, and who possess sumclent without such civil preparation is leisure-realise that the times are comparable to sending a stout box of gold through d criminal area with its lid off. What has this to do with ambulance service? Much; for without adequate strengta of ambulance men and women scat- Lered about the threatened ares and-by their presence giving con- fidence to a terrified people-this be cannot civil impregnability secured.

Fortunately both your Govern- ment and those responsible for the protection of Hong Kong fully are the this: But such realise numbers of ambulance workers required in great who will be emergency-that it la a matter which demands the attention of all; It is, indeed, a time when many whose lives have been spent in less serious affairs should really face up to realities and realise that nelther vain bombast nor ostrich like policy does anything towards secure defence; while all, at least, At themselves for this by learning first aid. Do I think that war is coming?

can

If there is one characteristic feature about those I have met in Hong Kong it is common sense. How could any thinking man or wo- man know that the Empire is now spending almost a million pounds a day in an attempt to reach de- other for- fensive equality with midable powers; that the example for permanent peace which our Empire set has been mis-interpret ed by aggressive nations as proof of national decay, and read of the welter of blood in Spain, and its most dangerous mixture of nation- alities, without also realising tha every endeavour must be made to reach real defensive security rapidly as possible?

да

Doubtless there are some who become tired of this talk of am- bulance needs; of that type which prefers to treat everything in lile as a series of motion pictures, to interest for a moment and then give place to something new for a jaded palate. Unfortunately such ambulance, or even defensive needs, must quickly pall: To those who see things as they actually

are ambulance work can be thril- ling:

As regards the efficiency of the ambulance which I have seen, and the magnificent work being done "John Ambulance Brigade, I can have nothing but the warmest praise.

Continental Oil Corn. Products

Western Distillers Corpn 8e8.

grams

Mr. H. W. Browne, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Green, Mrs M. Bayly, Miss P. Steadman, Mr. and Mrs. C. V.

In the New Territories by the Miss Florence Wong, Mrs., Wong With Mr. and Mrs. J. L... Webb, Mr.

The Director of Ambulance, Mr. Alfred Morris, and those others who have helped him deserve the highest praise for the success which has attended their efforts.

*88

REICHSMARK RATES.

Berlin, Apl. 2. The Reichsmark was quoted,

Yow, Mr. W. J. Yetton, Mr. Yap and Mrs. C. J. Martin, Mr. Jwithout guarantee, at: 40.225

4875-

73.45 12.17

Thian. Fook, Mr. Yap Swee Thong.

S.S. NELLORE

The E. and A sa Nellore ́ ar-

I have inspected some 700, splen. didly-trained ambulance men and women of the St. John Ambulance Brigade; with the exception of an Indian Division almost entirely composed of Chinese. All honour to these splendid people and to those English, Chinese and Indian officers who have been responsible. { And in leaving Hong Kong I would rived on Saturday from for providing such a handsutne congratulate the Press particular-bourne, via ports, with the follow-T. Lloyd, Mr. D. J. Davidson, Mr. contribution for emergency. It has ly upon its far-aceing recognition ing passengers:— I been raised principally by the of the ambulance needs. of the Mr. H. Young, Mr. and Mrs. W. generosity of Chinese gentlemen: Colony and for the generous sup- W. Dillicar. Mr. Kurt Elfe, Mr. while there are many still who do port which they have given me Wong Pang Lang. Mr. and Mrs not realise that the services of throughout my period of stay. Last-Randal: Mr. Radke, Mr. R. Heap, these Ane men and women are ly I would oxer the thanks of Bls Mr, G. C. Brown, Mr. H. H. Green, given entirely free." But 700 am-Royal Highness The Duke of Con- Mr. Otto Kestner, Mrs. EA bulance workers it not enough for naught, K.G.. the Grand Prior of Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Stewart the needs of over a million people the Venerable Order of St. John of Smith, Miss E G. Kendon, Mr. In the event of aerial gas attack as Jerusalem, to all those who have Daniel Lee, Mr. D. G. Wright a moment's thought will show helped forward ambulance service Miss N. J. Eipper. Mrs. F. Worley, Fully 2,000 will be required; Neither in this most important part of the Miss E. M. Parr, Rev. G. W. Gibbs,

Mr. P. H. Oater, Mr. L G Gray, N. can this number be produced un- Commonwealth of Nations.

Khamara, Miss M. Eaton, Mrs. C. A. Barry, Miss M. B. Barry, Mrs. Rev. and M. UBT, Mrs. C. Uhr, Mrs.. F. Valger, Mr. C. H., Spiller, Mr. J. G. Munt, Mr.: T. E. Graig, Mias R. M. Jones, Mrs. 8. How, Mrs. J. Harris, Mra L. M. Nut- Metall, Mr. R. Walters, Mr. and Mrs.

and Mrs. J. N. Norton, Mr. 3. Munro, Mr.. H. P. L. Prosser, Mrs. M. Stabb, Miss Marion. Brooks, Miss B Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bishoff, Misa L F. Glow, Miss M. A. Taylor, Mrs. F. Brown, Miss F. 1 Brown, Mrs. C. Kain, Miss V. Kain, Mrs. E. M. De Marco, Major E L D. Brownell, Miss B Warren, Dr. and Mrs. Harker, AE, Mr. R. A. Mills, Mr. T. G. Rainsay. Mr. R. Ramsey, Miss B. Glendening, Misa

Glendening, Mrs.

New York : Paris

Amsterdam London

Paris Sterling 108.35 to 106,39 U.S. dollars 21.754 to 21.781 Transocean News Service.

8.8 "BONTAY "*

BRINGING CARGO

PRINCE LINE

NOTION TO CONSIGNEES.

[6172

Frox NEW YORK AND LOS ANGELES.

FROM DUNKIRK via porta, etc. THE MALLS.

ARRIVED HONG KONG↔ WEDNES DAY, 71.3'ST MARCH, 1937:

MONSIGNEES are hereby informed COM

that their goods with the exception of Opium, Tressure and Valuables are being landed & stored into the godown of the Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately

ter Landing

after

"OINGALESE PRINCE” having arrived from the above Ports on 30th Mar, Consigneer of Cargo ara hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and stored at Consignees rak and expense,

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on Monday, 6th April, 1987, at 10 A.M.

All Claims raust be sent in to me on

All Claims must be presented within before

the 10th April, 1937, or they 18 Days of the Vessel's arrival kere, will not be recognized.

Damaged Packages will be examined after which date they cannot be ro Goddard & Douglas in the presence of Goods have left the findows, and the Consigneer at 10.00 am, op Goods remain og undelivered after the. Tuesday,

the 8th April, 1997.

by the Company Barveyors, Messreised

Claims will be adivaitted after the

.No Fire Insurance has basa effected,

Bill of Lading will be contamigneð

Consignees must have a Revanus 6th April 1937, will be subject to Best, Officer in attendance when any datiable goods are aramined by

the Company' by : Surveyors.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by

in any case whatever,

& OHL Agent.

FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD.,

2nd Floor, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building. Dialo 28165 & 23169,

Hong Kong, 3'st March, 1937. [3161 Hong Kong, 8th March, 1987.

RECEIVING ORDER

MADE

made.

(6186

TENDERS ACCEPTED

The Government has accepted the following tenders:

A receiving order was Hall, Mos. W. Eyre, Miss M. Ham-against Chu Wai, allas Chu Chang, mond, Miss & Hammond, Mr. and trading under the name of Kwong Mr. F. Wild, Miss M. Holmes, Min Fook Cheong, by the Chief Justice, J. Morrison, Miss G. M. Relth- Bir Atholl MacGregor, at the

Wholesale Market at Kennedy muller, Mr. A. A. Douglas, Mr. and Bankruptcy Court on Saturday.

Mr. D. B. Evans appeared for the Town-Messra. Tung Shan & Co. Mrs. R. M. Gow, Mr. R. W. Gow,

Wong

Piling to Wholesale Market. Ken- Mr. W. C. Hickman, Miss M. petitioning creditor, Turner. Mr. and Mrs. A D Sheung-ahl, managing partner of nedy Town-Mesare. The Vibro Charge. Miss E. Cahill, Miss V. the King Lee Shipping Company, Piling Co., Ltd. Somer, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. For who stated that the debtor Arm syth, Miss A. Curtis, Miss M. Cox, owed his Company $644.10. He esti-W. B. Bailey & Co. Ltd. Mrs. B. Stoken, Mr. W. Ryan, Mr. mated the debtor firm's assets to A. G. Allen, Mrs. F. Ryan and be $10,000 and abilities child, Mr. G. E. Ballam,

over $150,000.

to be

Repairs to ML HD, 8-Messrs.

Postal Kiosk at Stanley Village. Messin The Texas Co (China), Ltd., and Messrs. Hop Shing & Co.

1937-04-05 — Page 13

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