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THE WORLD SPORT

FRENCH TENNIS FINALS.

LACOSTE AND BOROTRA BEATEN.

16

SOUTH AFRICAN SUCCESS.

Paris, June 6.

LOCAL BASEBALL.

HELENA WHITEWASHED AT

HAPPY VALLEY.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

BLEEDING SHANGHAI

MERCHANTS.

TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS WANTED.

VORACIOUS WAR CHEST.

Gen. Chiang Kai-shek has issued an order in the course of which he sanctions the recommendation of the Shanghai Political Council for the confiscation of all the properties of Mr. Fu Siao-ép, chairman of the Chinese Genoral This Chamber of Commerco. action has been taken because Mr. Fu failed and refused to appear personally in answer to a warrant which was issued some weeks ago by the Political Council for his arrest.

A heavy thunderstorm after the fifth innings had been played brought an end to the exhibition baseball match between the all-

It will be recalled that the U.S.S. Filipino nino and the Helena yesterday, but the dispari- charges preferred against Mr. Fu In the French Hardcourt Cham-ty between the sides had been so were that he had himself_elected pionships at St. Cloud, the Men's marked up to that stage that con-chairman of the Chinese General Doubles Final resulted in a tinuation might have been com- Chamber of Commerce by legal victory for Cochet and Brugnon pared to breaking the butterfly on process; that he mal-administered the affairs of the said Chamber; by three sets to two. Borotra and the wheel.

that he. lent. the steamers of the Lacoste won the first Act, were.

At the end of the fifth, the Fill-China Merchants' S. N. Co., Ltd.. -down 2 sets to 1, won the fourth

set with enge, but were heaten (pines had scored 13 runs, while to Marshal Sua Chuan-fang for after ten games in the final set. Cochet and Brugnon Borotra and Lacoste, 2-6, 6-2, 6-0,

1-6, 6-4.

the American destroyer crew had defeated failed to muster a solitary run. Bernales held them tight at the box, while in the field they were guilty of many errors.

In the final of the Women's Doubles, Mrs. Pencock and Miss Heine (South Africa) defeated

The Filipinos., made big breaks in the second and third innings, Mrs. Watson and Miss Saunders four men passing over the plate in (Great Britain 6-2, 6-1.

In the semi-final. of the Mixed the second, and five in the third.. Doubles, Tilden and Mdle. De Alvarez defeated Lacoste and Mddle. Bourgeois 6-4, 6-2, but lost in the final to Borotra and Madame Bordes by two hets to one, 6-4, 2-6, G-2.-Router.

LARWOOD: 7 FOR 35.

SURREY HEAVILY DEFEATED BY NOTTS.

London, June 6, Rattled out in their second innings for a paltry 128, Surrey met with their second defent of the season against. Nottingham

The ahire at Trent Bridge. feature of the game was the bril liant bowling of Larwood, the Test bowler, in Surrey's second knock when he took seven wickets at a east of five runs apiece. *

The home county in a match days, were lasting only successful by nine wickets, the scores being:

two

the purpose of obstructing the progress of the Nationallat Army; that he contributed money to the war chests of Marshals Chang Tsung-chang and Sun Chuan-fang in order that they could carry on their fight against the Nationalist Forces, etc:

Mr. Fu appealed for a chance to explain his position and not a few local organizations made a was similar request on his behalf but Fill-the Political Counel! refused to pro-pay any heed, it being rumoured

Generally speaking, the game was unexciting, big hitting not a fenture, although the pino innings were usually a cession round the bases.

The score by innings was: Filipinos: 2 4 6.0 2-13 Helena .....0 0 0 0

HONGKONG TRADE.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REPORT.

mga

The fortnightly market report of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce statos:

Cotton Piece Goods-Enquiry still continues on a fair scale but in the majority of cases at prices not worth the expense of cabling. Small sales are reported in Lawng, Art Silk Stripe, Cambrics and Taffetas. There have, also been sales of suitable lines ex stock Shanghai at

low

that they were determined to take action against Mr. Fu if he de- clined to make them a "loan" of $20,000,000, hence the present order.

In another order, Gen. Chiang instructs the local authorities to take steps to protect the rights and interests of the shareholders of the China Merchants', S.. N. Co., of which Mr. Fu is managing director and, which company he is alleged to have made use of for his own selfish ends.-N, C. Daily News.

NATIONALIST HIGH FINANCE.

PROPOSED TREASURY NOTES TO BEAR 84 PER CENT. The following regulations re- garding the proposed issue of prices. ATreasury Notes by the Nationalist farther heavy advance has taken Government in Nanking have been place in the cost of the raw published by the Kuomintang material since last reporting, the Financial Commission and they latest quotations being those of should be read with interest:-

The amount of the treasury notes issued shall be $30,000,000.

Notes shall be of four denomina-

Surrey: 249 and 128. Notts: 296 and 84 (for 1

wicket). Batting, first, Surrey made an

the 30th ult. Eg. Sakel. 17.15d. and Shepherd, inconspicuous effort, who made 62, being the only bats-Mid. Amer. "Spot" 9.178. man to pass the half-century mark.

Cotton Yarn.-Only a small!

In reply, Notts made 296, towards business

¡

ruling quiet. Nominal. quotations

has boen done, attions, viz., $10.000, $1,000, $100 which Goerge Gunn contributed previous rates, market generally and $10 free vue,

Interest shall be paid at the 72, while Geary, the Surrey right- hand medium bowler, took six are as follows: No. 108. $145/160 rate of seven per cent. monthly.

Notes shall be sold at a discount No.

No. 12s. $150/160.

165. wickets for 76 runs.

No. 203. $170/175. of two per cent., ie., 98. Surrey, already 47 in arrears. $155/165.

Interest shall be prepaid from Shipments Nil. 'made a poor effort, the side being Arrivals Nil.

Unsold stocks 13,500 the time of payment up to the end dismissed for 128. Larwood took Sales Ni

of June, 1927. bales. Bargains 10,000 bales. seven wickets for 35 runs.

Reimbursements of 1/30th of Woollens-Market quiet and the notes purchased, with interest

business

in proportion, shall be mado practically no

monthly, beginning from July 1, transacted.

Raw Cottous. No business to 1927. The whole loan, with inter- est, shall be liquidated by the report.

end of December, 1929.

Notts knocked off the runs necessary for victory for the logs of only one wicket, Whysall being not out with 51 to his credit at the close. Reuter,

WELL-KNOWN

REFEREE RETURNS..

MR. PRANK SMITH BACK IN HONGKONG.

being

Metals-Quiet and steady. Flour Market Report-Stock: Treasury notes shall be sold at American 300,000 bags, Canadian the Bank of China, the Bank of 100,000 bags, Australian 40,000 Communications, and ether banks baga. Market: Wenk. Qunta- named by the Nationalist Govern- Provisional tions: American Patent $4.40 ment at Nanking. 4.45 per sack, American Straight bonds shall be issued by the banks $3.30-8.60 per sack, American Cut named at the time of payment, off $3.85-3.70 per sack, Shanghai these to be exchanged as soon as Mr. Frank Smith, who ranked as Flour $3.30 (nominal), Australian the regular bonds are ready. one of Hongkong's leading Soccer No. 1 $3.50-3.70 per sick, Canadian referees before he left for Home Cut off $1.20-3.25 per sack, Cana- early in 1926, has returned to dian Straight $3.15-3.20 per sack, Hongkong to take up his old ap-Canadian Mixture $3.10 per sack, Arma-Canadian 2nd Clear $3.95 per sack. the Naval pointment in

Sugar Market weak. ments Department.

Saltpetro. Stock 18,000 bars

Mr. Smith was also a member

of the Council of the Hongkong Priees of all grades have slightly Football Association, and a brief slackened since our last report, conversation yesterday revealed

that he has lost none of his inter-

This loan shall be guaranteed by the Nationalist Government who shall set apart the revenues derived from the special 2.5 per cent. Customs surtax as security.

The said surtax shall be set aside for the payment of principal shall be placed under the custody and interest of this loan and it of a committee formed of repre- sentatives of the Nationalist Gov- ernment at Nanking and the mer-

est in the game in Hongkong, and ATTEMPTED SUICIDE? chants.

is keen to resume active partici- pation.WANDERER.

CRICKET.

MALAYA'S SENSATIONAL

Tuns.

WIN...

(Our Own Correspondent.)

Singapore, Juno 6. “

INCIDENT ON THE S.S. KINSHAN,

On Saturday evening, while the 5.3. Kinahan was on her voyage to Hongkong, a Chinese girl, age 19, travelling in the steerage, at tempted to jump overboard when ahe was approached by the ticket- collector for her passage While the motive of her wanting

MARINE COURT.

MINOR BREACHES OF REGULATIONS.

At the Harbour Ofice "this morning before Lieut. Commdr. G. F. Hole, there was the usual hatch of holiday offences, mainly for minor breaches of Harbour ticket. Regulations.

Cargo junk

A The master of to do this was unknown, she was pleaded not guilty to a charge of immediately taken to the com- failing to show the regulation Malaya won sensationally by 39 pradore department, where a letter lights, but after Police evidence no dt The second innings score of fa- addressed to her father, living in had been heard, offered mya was 158 and that of the Aus- Tai Pak, Chic Street, Canton, was fence and was fined $10 with the found in her handbag. When her alternative of two weeks impri- traliang 142.

The feature of the match was len-father was written to about the eonment.

The mistress of a cargo bont, nessy's bowling performances, he matter, it came to light that she securing Wickets for 42 runs in the was a teacher of a school in Can-charged with carrying passengers

innings and 3 wickets for 25 in

ton, but the reason for her desire in contravention of the terms of the second innings.

Old- to jump overboard is still a mys- her licence, pleaded guilty and Australia's wicket-keeper, field, being injured did not bat in the tery. irst innings and Adams, the young

The girl is now in the custody fast bowler, was prevented by illness

of the Police, reports the vernacu- to bat in Australia's second inninga. "'

Malaya, batting firat, compiled 108 lar press, waiting for her father rune and Australia secured 86 runs to come and take her back to in their first innings.

first

Canton.

was fined $10 with the alternative of 10 days' imprisonment.

The master of a trading junk charged with lying outside five other boats alongside s.s. Kalgan, pleaded guilty and was fined $3 with the alternative of three days' imprisonment.

TUESDAY, JUNE 7. 1927.

PRACTICAL SHOES.

FOR GOLF OR WET WEATHER,

LEATHER

OR

CREPE RUBBER

SOLES

A VERY WIDE SELECTION OF SMART BROGUES AND OTHER FRACTICAL MODELS HAS ARRIVED.

Lane, Crawford's

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

The following is the list of local share quotations issued to-day:

Banks.

4

n.

Hongkong Bank, $1,075 Chartered Bank, £20 n. Mercantile, A. & B., £30) n. Mercantile C., £13) n. P. and O., £9! East Asia, $68 n.

B.

Marine Ins.

Canton Ins, $620 n. China Underwriters, $80 n. North China, Tis. 143 b. Union Ins, $277 b. Yangtze Ins., $40 n.

Fire Ins.

n.

China Fires, $200 b. H. K. Fira las., 600

Shipping, Douglases, $31 Steamboats, $27. Tugs, $1.10 Indo-China, (Pref.) $30 n. Shell Trans., 98/n. Star Forrias, $531 8. Watorboats, $147 b.

Refineries.

T.

China Sugars, $18 s. Malabons, $31 n.

Mining.

Bonguets, $1.70 b. Kailans, 38/- ber Langkats, Tls. 201 b S'hai Exploration, Tls. 4 b. Shanghai Loans, Tis. 7 b. Rauls, $4 m

Tronohs, 21/- n. Ural Caspians, 8/- n.

Docks, etc.

n.

Kowloon Wharvos, $1041 b. Whampoa Docks, $38 Hongkows, Tls. 140 b. New Engineerings, Tls. 510 Shanghai Docks Tls. 106h

Lands, Hotels, etc.

n.

F,

H. and S. Hotels, 86.90 H. K. Lands, $54. b. Realty's, $6 B Territorials, $1} Humphreys, $124_n. Princes Bldgs, $89 n. Rural Lands; $14.

Cottons, Ewo Cottons, Tls: 7.70 n, Orientals, fls 2.10 S'hai Cottons, Tls, 51 b.

Bases, Trams.

4

China Buses, Tis. 7 b. Tramways, $21 B. Peak Trama, (old) $15 n. Singapore Trams, $10/6 n. Taxis, $1 n.

b.

Miscellaneous.

Amusements, $204 b. Canton Icos, $5 n... Cements (Comb.) $7.10 b. China Lights, $14.20 China Prov., $4.49 b.. Constructions, $2.30 n. Dairy Farms, $15 b. Dor A. Wing, $6 n. F'kong Electrics, $54. Magno Electrics, $35 b. Ropos (Old) $10. n. Lano Crawfords, $7 Mackintosh, $191, n.. Sinceros, B n.. United Asbestos, $20 Watsons.$11 Powolls, $6 n. Tolephone 3.70 n.

.n.

E.

I.

b.

LADIES' SALON.

SEAFORTHS' MEMORIAL.

."

CELTIC CROSS NEAR ARRAS.

A memorial, erected by the Sea- forth Highlanders in remembrance of their comrades who fell in the Great War, and situated about half a mile N.E. of the village of Fam- poux and about 3% miles from Arras, was to be unveiled" by Major-General Sir Colin J. Mac- kenize, K.C.B., Colonel of the re- giment, on Sunday, 22nd May.

It is in the form of a Celtic Cross, similar to that erected by the regiment at Dingwall in mem- ory of those who fell in South Africa. It is made of Brittany grey granite, 19 feet 10 inches in height, and stands on a cairn of rough dark. (Soignics) granite stones, the total height being 24 fect 8 inches. The cross is en- graved with Runic scrolls and or namentation, and shows the crest of the regiment. On the lower plinth is engraved the inscription "In Memory of the Officers, War- rant Officers, Nen-Commissioned Officers, and Private" Soldiers of the Seaforth Highlanders, Ross shire Buffs, the Duke of Albany's, who gave their Lives for their King and. Country in the Great War. 1914-1913." The Cross stands in

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plot of ground 31 yards

BANKS.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

Authorland Capital

$80,000,000

Tested and Fully Paid-up ... £20,000,000 Earve Funds --

£6,000,000

Sterling

Silver

Reservs Libility of Proprio.

tom

HEAD OFFICE: HONGKONG.

1.

11.

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, "AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

(Incorporated by Royal Charter 18583 |

HEAD OFFICE:-LONDON, Pald up Capital vi..

£1,000,000 Beserve Fund"... $4,000,000 Baners Liability of Propriators .. 43,000,54 Agencija and- Branchen.

$20,000,000

ALOR STAR

KUCHING

(Malay Bintan) -

MADILAS

ARBETSAN

MANILA,

BANGKOK

MEDAN

Court of Director Hon. Mr. D. (). X. Bernard. Chairmed.

A. IL Compton, Ed. -

Depitty Chairman.

W. H. Bell, Eg

N. 8. Brown, EX3- Mr. A. Mcgowan

ΑΜΟΥ

W. L, Pattenden, Pan T. 01. Wrall, Ess. IL P. White ERL Acting Chief Alanmauri Hon. Mr. & Ernes

DRANCHES

DANGKOK

DATAVIA

BOMDAT

CALOUTTA CANTON IKA COLOMBO

DAIREN

FOOCHOW

HAIPHONG

HAMBURG

MANKOW

HARBIN HONOKEW ILOILO

IPOH

JOKORE

KORE

KUALA LUMPUR

LONDON LYONA MALACOA

MANILA MOUEDEN NAGASAKI NEW YORK PEKING PENANG RANGOON BAIGON

BAN FRANCISCO

SHANGHAI

BINGAPORE

SOURABAYA SUNGEI PATANI TIENT IN

TOKYO

TSINGTAO

YOKOHAMA

Current Accounts opened. In Local Currency and Fixed Deposit received for one year or shorter parlods in Iweal Currency and Sterling on terma which will be quoted on application:

Hongkong, 7th April, 1977.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

NATAVIA

DOMDAY

CALCUTTA

DANTON CAWNPORE QEBU COLOMBO DELIXI HAIPHONG HAMDURG HONGKONG ILOILO IPOK

1. KLANG

KARACHI

KODE

(Peruk, FMB)

NEW YORK PEKING PESHAWAR PUKM RANGOON BAIGON

SEMARANG HEREMBAN BHANGHAI

SINGAPORE SOUTLABAYA TAIPING

(FMA) TAVOY

TIENTSIN

TOKYO

KUALA KANGSAR THINGTAO

ХОХОНАЖА

KUALA LUMPUR ZAMBOANGA

(Phlippino Ic Foreign Exchange and General Bashing business transacted..

Current Accounts opened and Fixed Deposito received for 1 year of shorter verlodi 23. which will be quoted an application.

1. E. GEORGE,

Manager. Hongkong, 26th. February, 1927,

THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK.

Capital, Surplus 'and Undivided

Profits... U.S.$140,000,000 Commercial and Travellers' Lot- ters of Credit, Travellers' Chequer,

The Business of the above Bank is con docted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

En Bills obtained on applicationi

FOR THE HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION,

A. C. HYNES, Acting Chief Manager.

THE BANK OF CANTON, LIMITED.

Etablished 1012. HEAD OFFICE, HONGKONG.. Authorized Capital (Hong Kong paid-up Capital (Hous

Currency)... $11,000,000. Currency) ****** 3,184,200. erro Find (Hong Kong Cur- BRANCHES. ---

rency}.....

Long

$20,000.

Canton, Stanghal, Hankow, Awalew, Bangkok, New York and Ban Franiach. LONDON BANKERS

The Lord's Dark Limited. Carrerpendanta in ali principal Cities of the World

Foreign exchange and Banking business of overy description transseted.

Bala Deposit Box (lous' aises) at a early rental of from 16 to $40.

LOOK POON BHAN,

Chlef MansTOR. Hangkang, 18th Fähruary, 1927.

NEDERLANDSCHE HANDLE

MAATSCHAPPIJ.

(Netherlands Trading Society Bank)

BANTERS.

ESTABLISHED 1824.

Hongkong Office: 11, Queen's Road. Central Authorised Capital ....Guilders 160,090,000.-

Pald-Up Capital ..... Reserve Fund

(£12,500,000.) .Galideis 80.000.000,-

(28,608,670.) Cuilders 21.117.540.- (£1,760,778.)

│($1,888,850.)

special Reserve .......... Galicers 22,660,000.

Bandoeng.

Hoad Mrs-AMSTERDAN* Eantern Head Office-BATAVIA, Bandjermanin,

Überibon, Bombay, Calcutta, Djeddah, Diember, Djakjakaes ta, The Hague", Kobe, Hot Radja Maknaar, Medan, Padang. Palombang. Paka- Tenang, Pontianak, Rangoon, totterdam, Bama Sibolga

by 31 yards, turfed with grass, and BRANCHES divided by footpaths edged with granite curbs, the central portion. in which the monument stands, being paved with irregularly shap ed granite slabs. A low wall,' with fencing of netting, surrounds the plot, which is approached from the Fampoux-Point du Jour road

longan,

Shanghai,

(Sumatra), Soerabain. Scara- karta (Bola), Teral, Tillatjap and Welterreden”.

• These often have safe deposit boxes to let.

Ltd.

by a flight of 12 granite steps London Bankers --National Provincial Bank, leading up to a hammered iron gateway of Runic design, which Kives access to the enclosure.. The architect for the memorial and the enclosure was Monsieur Julien Wirton, Arras.

Correspondents all over the world

BAJKING BUSINESS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION TRANSACTED.

O. STEENSTILA.

Manager.

Hongkong, 10th March, 1927.

THE BANK OF EAST ÁSIA, LIMITED.

For the unveiling ceremony the' 1st Battalion the Sentforth High- b.landers were to supply a guard of honour' from Aldershot, and the Colonel and band of the 3rd Regi- ment du Génie and a guard of honour were to be supplied by the 1st Army Corps of the French Army. Representatives from each BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:- Lof the ten battalions of the regi-Batayin Bombay be present and Calcutta ment were to

Canton lay wreaths; also personal repre- Halphong sentatives from the six branches folald

HEAD OFFICE:-MONCEONG.

10. Des Voeux Road, Central, Hongkong. Authorized Capital

Paid-up Capital Reserve Fund (1926)

of the, regimental Association and Kobe from the four regimental clubs, which are run in connexion with the Association.

BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE.

HEAD OFFICE: Q0. Boulevard Harmann, Faris. Entecribed Capital. Fr. 72,000,000.00 Fr. 88,100,000.00 Paid Capital Reserva Fund. Fr. 89,884,520.10 BRANCHES

BANGIOK DATTAMBANⱭ

CANTHU

CANTON

DJIBOUTI

FORT-BAYARD HAIPHONG

IANKOW ILANOI HONGKONG MENGTED NAM DINII

NOUMEA PAPEETE

PEKING

PNOMPENH PONDICHERRY BAIGON BRANGILAT

SINGAPORE TIENTSIN

DANKERS

tonton

Kowloon Manila

world.

B10,000.000

$5,000,000

Melbourne

€1,200,000

San Franclano

Nagsaki

Beattla

New York

Semarang

Caska Parli

Singapore Fourabaya

Peking

Sydney

Penang

Taipah

Banon

Tientsin

Bairen

Tokyo

Shangbal Correspondents in all principal efties of the Every description of Banking and Exchange business transacted. Loans granted on «p« proved securities.

BAFE DEPOSIT BOXES to lot.

FAN TONG PO,

Chief Manager.

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED.

(Established 1880.}

Capital (fully paid up)... 100,000,000 ............ 93,500,000 Reserve Fund ............................

DEAD OFFICE-YOKOHAMA.

Branch and Agencias ot Alexandria Karachi

Baitron

Canton Changchos

Ban Francisco

Seattle

Bemarang Shanghal Khimonoseki. Singapore Soerabaya Sadner Tientain

of Exchange and Cable Transfers bought and sold. Cur. rent accounts and Savings Bonk accounts opened and Fixed De posits in local and foreign currèn- cies taken at rates that may be ap- certained on application to the Bank.

HEAD OFFICE: 55, Wall Street, New York. Branches in:

ARGENTINE

BELGIUM BRAZIL

CHILE

GALLE

CHINA

CUDA

DOMINICAN

REPUBLIO

LONDON

FRANCE INDIA

ITALY JAPAN

JAVA

PANAMA

PERU"

PORTO NICO

STRAITH

SETTLEMENTS

URUGUAY VENEZUELA

We are also able to offer our Customers the services of the Branches of the International Banking Corporation in San Fran cisco, Spain and the Philippino -Island.

G. HOGG,

Manager. Hongkong, 7th January, 1927.

F QI BANQUE FRANCO-CHINOISE.

pour le

Commerce et L'Industrie.

(Incorporated in France)

4. Chater Road, Victoria, Hongkong.

HEAD OFFICE:

24, a St. Lazaro, Paris, Capital fully paid up....Fra. 40,030,000 Reserved....

„Prs, 13,274,250 Special working capital ....Fr. 50,030,039

BRANCHES

Paris, lyons, Marescilles, Enigen, Haiphong, Kanol, Peking, Shanghai, Tientsia, Phon Pedila and HongkonE.

DANKERS:

Franco Bociete General, Banque National de Credit, Banque de Paris et des Para Bal.

London Midland Bank, Ltd

Co.

New York Irving Dank, Columbia Trust

Every description of Banking and Exchan Business Transacted. Correspondents throug out the world.

A. HOLLIN.

Manager.

Hangkoor. Mazuh 11th, 1920,

THE BANK OF CHINA.

SPECIALLY AUTHORIZED BY PRESIDENT „TIAL MANDATE OF THE REPUBLIŲ DE CHINA ON THE 2ND OP

NOVEMBER, 1017. ¿

Authorised Capital Paid-up Capital Reserve Panda:

.....£63,006,050,00 ,318,275,00020 .........8 9,029,438.34 i.. HEAD OFFICE PEKING,

HONGKONG BRANGURS: "4, Queen's, Boad Central Branches and Bub-branches all over Glilas and correspondents in Europe, America giá other parts of world.

LONDON BANKEES 1

The National Provincial and Unlan Pašk of England Limited.

The Quaranty Trust Company of New York

NEW YORK BRANCHES:-

The Irving National Danks. able Trust Company of New York.

The Equit

Interest allowed on Current Account. And Fixed Depoalts. Terms on application.

Every do!ption transacted.

of

Danking Boxin000.

Lobus granted en approved secaritim. Special facilities for Home Exchange.

TSU TEE PE,

Manager.

THE HO HONG BANE, LTD.

TOURANE YUNNANTU

Datarin

Bombay

Kost London

TUNA

Buenos Ayres Los Angefo Calcutta

Lyons

Kanila

Kawasaki

Newchwang Dairon (Dainy) Nagore Fenglien

(Mukden) Hamburg Hankow Harbin

New York

Tokyo Trinesto Tuluotan

Ingred

Hongkong Honolulu Kal Yoen

Itjo do

*

Pald-Up

Janetro

In FRANCE: Comptoir National d'Escompts de Paris: Credit Lyonnais; Harcon de Paris et des Pays-Day: Dociete General Ia LONDON: National Provincial and Union Bank of England. Lidt Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris, Dredit Lyonnais,

In NEW YORK:J. P. Morgan & Co.

Interest allowed on Current Accounts and Fixed Deposits according to arrangement.

Every description of banking and exchange business transacted;

Safe Depoalt Box to lo

TH LEM.

Manager.

Hongkong, 20th February, 1917.

Osaka Peking Inngton

Vladivostock (Temporally oksad) Internt allowed 'op Corrent Accounta Deposits received 'for fixed perioda at rates

to be obtained on application.

Hongkong, 11th March, 1931,

II. MORI

Manager.

(Katabilabad 1917.)

Authorized Capital

Exmarva

holders

Barpins ...

CAPITAL.

Abo

$20,000,SE

- 4,000,000

......$ 4,000,000

HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. Brancher, ayunates and Correspondants sull' the principal citise of the world.

Every description of Banking and Drehgali balde, transacted