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LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received

instructions

GENERAL

RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING JUDGMENT FOR

វា

..

CO., LTD.

REPORT FOR FOUR WEEKS ENDING

30TH DEC., 1939.

The Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd. report for the weeks ending on December 30, 1939, is as follows--

il

to sell by

. SECTION

f

PUBLIC AUCTION

on

Friday, the 19th January, 1940 commencing at 2.30 p.m.

at their Sales Room, No. 35 Har- kow Road, Kowloon.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE “ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising:-

Teakwood Bed Room, Dining Room and Drawing Furniture, Cutlery. Brass. E. P., Glass and Porcelain Ware, Gramophones and Records. Curios. Camphorwood and Wardrobe Trunks, Mirrors, Ornaments, Electric Table Lamps

Heaters, Pictures. and

Cooking Utensils, etc., etc.

also

A QUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE

and

1 Radio Set

1 Radio Gram

1 Typewriter "Underwood"

1

1

"Woodstock"

"Corona" (portable)

I Cine Kodak Projector 16 mm

with Resistance and Accessories

1 Canteen Set and Cabinet

ì Portable

(new)

1 Sextant

Typewriter "Bijou"

1 Camera "Agfa"

On View from Thursday, the 18th January, 1940.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

Raub

Anderson

UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT

Cross

BL Koman

Derrick Malacca

Total

RAUB SECTION

Shaft

Binking Driving Cutting and Rising Total

122

555 144. 671

Wising

267

" 106

160 38

533

37

101.

265

100

45

410

24

24

V

24

1.171

259

350

1,804

Derrick .......

686

688

6:27

Total".... 5,188

5,185

RAUB SECTION Stoping w

No. 1 Level: An intermediate Prospecting Shafts"... drive has been driven from the stope furthest south on this level and has intersected gold bearing stringers.

A winze has been commenced at 277 south of the shaft.

1.49

continued above Aos, 1, 3 and 4 Levels and a com-

PLAINTIFF

Contractor Sues For Work Done

In the Summary Court yester- day, before the Chief Justice. Sir Atholl MacGregor. Judgment for plaintiff, with costs up to Sept. 16. was awarded in the case in which Chl Kee contractor, of No. 11, Queen's Road, sued Li Hung Chi, also known as Li Yau Chnen, No, {" 5. Lincoln Road. Kowloon Tong for $1,270 for work done and materials supplied for a building at No. 10 and 12 Wing Kat Street, owned by the defendants.

Mr. W. Lee Instructed by Messrs. Peter Sin and Co., appear- ed for the defendants while plain- tin was represented by Mr. Percy Chen, instructed by Mr. C. A Sutherton Russ. "

admit-

The defendants, while ting the claim. lodged a counter- claim at the rate of $30 per day for each day the work, was delay-

No. 3 Level: | A znali winze frommencement was made on No. 5 the east crosscut at 134 North Level but the grade throughout the broke into a No. 3 Level north section Was somewhat lowered. There was a clause in the con- stope and driving north, along this though the tonnage treated m- favourable, stringer zone is in pro- creased 25 per cent.

RTCAK.

4

.

was

is

ANDERSON SECTION The underhand at the

stoping Another crosscut east

end was commericed

and to completed

the stope #onth intersect the projected upward suspended pending further develop continuation of the stringer zonement work south of it from which worked on No 3 Level south and filling may be obtained. Mas Intersected a gold bearing stringer.

BUKIT KOMAN SECTION Stoping Was continued above No. Level: The winze below Nos. 51. 8 and 9 Levels. The the stape at 213' north has been tonnage treated increased and the continued and gold is still visible grade was maintained.

in the bottom. The main south

DERRICK SECTION

drive has been continued exposing Stoping was suspended below No. stringers carrying gold.

4 Level, and the No. 6 Level stope, A winze has been commensed in which values have been good, in this south-eastern area to test was recommenced towards the end ror its downward continuation. of the period. There was a 12 per No. 5 Level: Leading stopes cent, increase in tonnage treated.

" TREATMENT PLANT were mined in the crosscuts driven

Battery

on this level but so far the results

are not up to average.

No. 6 Level: East crosscutting has been recommenced

ANDERSON 'SECTION

No. 3 Level: The maška drive south has been continued on reef of good appearance but the crush- ing retums were not up to average. grade

The Long "Drill Hole was bored to a total of 73 it, west of the drive without intersecting Any ref.

No 3 Level: From the soULD intermediate drive 109 north or the shaft-a winze has broken through to a No. 4 Level stops.

LAMMERT BROS., which will cheapin and facilitate

AUCTIONEERS

WEATHER REPORT

(fongkong Royal Observatory

10 a.m., Jan. 15. Barometer at sea level), 29.93 ins. Temperature, 65 F

Hushidity, 86 per cent

Wind Direction, W/8

Wird Force (Beaufort), 1. Teraperature; maximum yesterday

'88 F'''''

further exploration work.

Tóns ore crushed, 5,186. Stamp hours worked, 9,121, Proportion of full time, 96.95. Bullion produced, ounces. 1,385 98.

Residue to retreatment, "5,128 tons at 1.21 dwt/ton"

Residue to storage dam, 58 tons at 1.17 dwt/ton.

Retreatment Plant

Tons treated, current tailings. 5.128 tons at 1.21 dwt/ton.

tract which stated that the build- ing would not be considered.com- pleted until passed by the build- ing authorities and this was not done till 70 days later.

„PLAN ALIERATIONS

The building should have been completed by March 11, according to the contract, but is was not finished antil May owing to al- terations in the pians.

Mr. Percy Chen argued that the architect. Lee Hin Ling, employ- ed by the defendant himself," bad stated that there was a delay of only five days.

In giving judgment "for plain- ti on the claim.-his Lordship al- lowed $30 per day on the counter- claim for 55 days from May 17 to July 10, inclusive. Costs for plain- tin till Sept. 16" and thereafter for defendant..

ECONOMIC WAR AND PEACE

The following letter was publish- ed in The Times on Dec. 29:-

Tons treated: Bukit Koman dump. 4,376 tons at 2,30 dwt/ton,

Tons treated. Cord. table concs.. 61 tons at 22.3 dwt/ton.

Total: 9,565 tons at 1.85 dwt/ton.advantage that it can be made Calcined

140.

concentrate

treated,

Bullion recovered, ounces, 821.27.

GOLD SHIPMENT

Bullion Oz. Fine Au Ozs.

1.385.98 1,316.81

821.27

Battery

679.06

2,207.25

1,995.61

BUKIT KOMAN SECTION No. 3 Level: The winze has been continued on low assay values, and the north drive which is also fur- Retreatment.. ther west has been driven through patchy material and crushing re- twins are a little below the average.

No. 5 Level: The north and Extra ne gold re- Bouth drives off the main west crosscut have been continued but the work has been impeded through the need for timbering which is unusual in such develop- men: work here. Results so rar

Temperature: minimum last night, have been unfavourable.

61 F

Rainfall for 24 hrs., ending 10 am

today, 0.02 ins.

Total rainfall since January - 1st

0.02 ins

Against an averige of, 639 ins.

Sunset tonight, 8. p.m.

Sunrise tomorrow. 7.05 am.

4 p.m., Jan. 18.

No. 5 Level: A winize has been commerced and the values have been far.

1

covered as a re- sult of adjustment

of refining loss on cyanide bullion for Periods 550 and 551

3.12

1,998.79

Estimated Mine Working Proft.

sir, Economic warfare has the

constructive as well as destructive. It is wholly righ; and proper that our manufacturers should strive to secure markets from which Ger- many is, for the moment,"excluded, But in doing so and in holding these markets, as we hope to do after the war, we are merely creat- ing wealth for ourselves at the ex- pense of the enemy and leaving stil more trouble for us and our Allies to clear up in Germany after We have won the war.

Having in view that tremendous and complicated task, it is obvious- ly necessary that France and ourselves should come out of the wax with all the economie strength we can muster. We might achieve this object, and at the

Nd. 1 Level: A winze has been (Bubject to depreciation, etc.)-same time intensify the economic commenced with a view to Droving | $63,000/-, geological theries concerning faulted reet extensions.

No. 10 Level: The se mention- ed in the previous report has

Bacometer (at sea level), 29.35 ins. broken through to 9 Level having

Temperature: 70°F.

Humidity 72 per cent.

Wind Direction, WSW. Wind Force (Beaufort), 3.

Maximum temperature, 72" F. Minimum temperature, 81 F. Rainfall, nl..

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE From 1 to 23 Jan. 1940.

Date

Month

H

Haight.

HIGH WATER.

Low Warsz

Hong

Hong

'Kong

Standard Standard

Time,

Kong

Time

1

Wed. 17

Thar. 16

003459

·01 20 1525

but

08 00

21,

84

90 68 40

.08 24

29

55

£3.00

3 7

Fri. 19

16 1

Sat, 20

Ban 21

Mon..22

08

63

4 1 02 33

02.43 41.

59 0448 38

09.04. 13.1

0193 1

17 10: € 4 09 66

84

06 653,601 10 24 18 00 6 9 11 0634

0908460154 17 1851741818 8 4

-19 40 17-828-113 2

Pleading guilty through a re-

presentative, Mr J. Whithám, of

exposed average grade ore

DERRICK SECTION

NEWSETTES

The second annual dinner of the Army Teachers' Club wąs enjoyed No. 3 Level; The reef in the by the many who attended at the Winze has been faulted but the Cate Wiseman last night.

crushing results of the winze ore. have been satisfactory.

A

be

will special meeting No, Level: Dives north and held by the International Peace ola Campaign China Branch on Jan. south on exposures in two

ommemorate ita crescuts some 150 apart have ex-23 to

second The branch has plored ore channels, crushing re-anniversary. sults of which have been some-aked Lood Cecl, President of the International Peace Campaign, bo what below average.

No. 5 Level: Drives north and broadcast a speech to China on south have been started on ex-that day. posures in two old crosscuts, assay

war against Germany. by Te- nouncing here and now all forms of economie drmament against France

+

are

The armaments of economic warfare

tariffs. quotas, Customs barriers, immigration re- gulations, &c. France and ourselves have pooled our resources for war purposes, and it would be a simple step,

easily taken circumstances of today to pool our resources for peace purposes: as well. Such an arrangement would be fraught with tremendous possi- bliftjes for world good.

the

The renunciation by two grest democracies of all economic arma- ment would set a fashion for others to follow. For economic disarma ment must precede warlike dis- armament.

values of which were encouraging The first number of the daily No. 5 Level: The ore from the survey of foreign comment on the intermediate north drive has not war, "compiled from. telegraphic crushed up to expected grade. reports received by the Ministry The winze from the intermediate ur Information." was issued by drive has continued on good grade the Ministry on Monday. The ex- tracts are given from the press of No. 6 Level: The south drive Sweden, Germany, Brazil, Den- countries, but such sectional losses Venezuela. the". United, would be trivial, by comparison has continued on good grade ore. mark,

ore...

A Customs union between us and France would, of course, damage minor vested interests in both

An east crosscut became necessary States. Switzerland and Egypt with, the national and interna-

to connect with the north drive which is on a make of stone parallel to the south drive.

MALACCA SECTION Shart sinking advanced 4 feet only, due to pump troubles.

The Installation of the new compressor is almost complete.

SURFACE PROSPECTING Work 1 continumg.

DINING

The ore mined and treated dur

(BWS).

to be secured. tional benefits France would help to reduce our Cost of living, while we could KTOW rich in the great work of raising the lower standard of France.

This proposal has the merit that

A message from New York, re... ports that the "One Bowl of Rice" wvement organised by the people in New York in "ad of · Chinese War refugees is being pushed in 280 large clues in the United it does not clash with any of the various schemes for a better world 8ates so far it is stated over after the war. I know of no plans US$17,000 has been raised through the accomplishment of which would the movement,

not be facilitated by a great and powerful area in Western Europe absolutely free from the main causes of world distress.

•

No. 6. Shek-C who was subthomed ing the period is shewn in the wife of the former Mayor of Nan-

for leaving her car in Queen's tollowing tabulation Road Castil, for a time long-

er than becelldry, and rating

to produce her driving licence, was

Raun

Underground

Ore 2,035

282

the Central Court yesterday.

Bt. Koman

1,558

fined $10 by B. H. G. Sheldon at Anderson

Led by Madame Ma hao-chun, king, a party of representatives of the National Women's Relet As- Total sociation and other women hodier 2036 here visited the change Air Force 28 on Monday." They presented two 1,660 bannners and many

I am, Bir yours, &c,,

ERNEST J. P. BENN. Bouverie House, Fleet Street,

E.C.4, Dec, 25,

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1940.

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