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CHINESE VISITORS.

· ATTITUDE OF AUSTRALIA OFFICIALLY DEFINED

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE

QUOTATIONS

the

Tiw following quotations on London Stock Exchange have been and Fritz in conjunction with Router. recolved by Messra. Swan, Culbertson

Aug. 7. Aug. 8.

Following Inquiries by the Hong- Kong Chinese Chamber of Commerce regarding the existing immigration! Jaw in the Commonwealth of Aus tralia, Mr. J. A. Perkins, the Minister for the Interior in Canberra, has su plied the following information, which was imparted to the members at the Chamber's monthly meathing Yester- day afternoon. The oflein com-43 munique explains that there has been

in existence since 1012 an arrange 5% Reorg anent between the Chinese Govern- ment and the Commonwealth Govern 55% Bonds 1925-47 £ 90 ment, under which Chinese merchants 6% S'hal-Nanking may be permitted to enter Australia Rly... £ 6754 and remain there from year to year as long as they maintained status as bona fide merchants,

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SHARE PRICES

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

Banks.

H.K. Banks, $1815 m. II.K. Bank (London), £136 n. Chartered Bank, 2164 n. Borcantile Bank A. & B. £31 n. Alercantile Bank C., £18% n. East Asia Bank, $84 n. Am: 0. Financo Corp., Bh. $20 n China O. Fin. Ord. Sh. $4 m. China O, Fin. Pref. Sh. 35 1. Insnratices,

.

THURSDAY,

COTTON, WHEAT AND SILVER LATEST AMERICAN

QUOTATIONS Mesars. Swan, Culbertson and Frits have received the following quota, tions on the New York cotton and wheat and silver exchanges for yes torday.

Aug. 8.

Closing

Jiange

AUGUST 9, 1934.

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE.

SPLENDID WORK DONE BY THE N.T. MEDICAL BRANCH During the past month, a total of dealt 13,342 cases of sickness were with by the St. John Ambulance New Territories Medicat Benevolent Branch. The statistics to hand show that 1,881 cases were seen by the doctor, 695 patients were visited In their homes and 13 cases were sent to Hospital.

Four pairs of twins were born, 13.63-13.64 three of the children being girls and 13.78-13.80 ave, boys. Six are alive and healthy. 13,80-13.80 In the monthly review of the 13.94-13.97 Stations, it is stated that there will be 14.02-14.02 much rollef on the part of the nurses 14.07-14.07 and patients when the Cheung Chau 1376

Bonds 1898 Ton 1908. Loan 1012..

Cotion,

Aug. 7. Close

£102

2

72

£ 71%

Loan

Canton Inn $200

October December

18.20

1913 (Län. Kan.) £ 0714

£ 93

January

Union Ins., $550 n.

March

13.74 191.39 18,60

China Underwriters, $1.25 b.

May

13.58

China Fire, $10.

July

13.45

55% Tien-Pukow

H.K. Fire Ins., $260 n.

Spot

their

Ely.

£ 32

£ 32

Internat'l Assce, Sh. $6 n.

13.30 Chicago Wheat.

Railway Supl.- Joan). 20

Shai-'chow-

£26

Mingpa Ely...

£.004

£ 0011⁄2

5:

Boran Rly...

Hukuang Rly.

28.

* ER

Auk. 8.

Closing Rango September

-100%-100 1105% 111-111% December May

110 1145-114 Tocany's sales:-69,334,000 bushels

Aug. 7.

Close

108

1911. £ not

£ 34

Winnipeg Wheat,

Lung Tsing U.

: 8:

Balutoca $86% n.

.

Under te arrangement, the term "merchant" was defined as applying to persons who engaged solely in promoting the oversen trade between Australia and Chinn on a wholesale

basis.

It has been condition, however, that a reasonable substantial anomt of overseus trade should be carried

only the individual merchant, or firm to whom the concession was granted. Formerly, the standard was that the volume of Imports er exports should Simount 16 £1,000 in value per annan for each man under exemption, but this has been considerably modified during the past few years, and half that volame of overseas trade is now regarded as complying with the re- quirement in this respect.

With regard to the proposal, that Chinese carrying a draft of £200 should be permitted to land for the purpose of opening up trade in Aus- tralia, it is not clear whether the suggestion is intended to apply to any Chinese possessing that anoun of capital, Irrespective of whether ha

67% Tien-Pukow

Hai By. 198 . £ 1811⁄2

F!

Foreign Bonds and Banks. German Int. Loan 1921. Japan 5% Sterling

Loan 190747 Loun 1924 Japan G Sterling

1.K. & Shai Bk.

(Lath. Regd.).. £195 chartd. Bk. 25 h. £ 161,

Industrials and Breweries.

Elec. Associated

Industries Brit-Am Tob.

(Benree) Chinese Eng, and Min. (Heurer) Tate & Lyle Courtnuks Distillers

proposes to engage in overseas tradeBunlop Rubber or merely local trade,

If he could show that he represent General

ed an established firm which engaged

in oversea trade, and produced cre- dentials from his flem supported, say, inpl. Chem, Ind. by n letter from the, Chamber of Impl. Cheni. Indi. Commerce, the possession of landing Def. 10 sh. capital would not be insisted on,Impl. Tobacco particularly if the intention in the Woolworths irst place was merely to remain for Internat

s limited period for the purpose of no par value investigating conditions.

Pinchin Johnson

457- 46/- 36/1024

8/0 127741% 027-

Stipping.

Douglas, $40.05

H.K. Steamboats, $7 n.

indo-Chinus, (Prof.), 350 m.

Indo-Chinna, (Def.), $38 n. Shells (Bearer), 47/6, n. Union Waterboats, $13 b

Alanzk

Antamoks, 60 cts. a.

Baguio Gold, 18 cis. n.

Benguet

Goldfield, 20 ets n.

Big Wedgo, 12 cts. n.

Aug. 7, Aug 8. ... Closing

Closo

935

·Benguets, $40 1.

Benguet Exploration,

19 ets. B.

October December May

08

New York Silver,

Aug,.7.

Clase

n.

S'hai Loans, Sh. $84 n.

Hauba, $13.40 n.

Venz: Goldfeld, $7 n.

Locke, etc, H.K. Wharves, $113 un. H.K. Docks, $13% b. Providents (old), $1,60 b. Providents (new), 50 cta, D.. Hongkews (old), Sh. $312% n. Hongkews (new), Sh. $310 n. New Engineerings, Sh. $0 n. Shanghai Docks, Sh. $1251⁄2 n. Cotton Mills..

Ewo Cottons, Sh. $10.80 b. S'hai Cottons, (old), Sh, $7811⁄2 n. S'hai Cottons, (new), Sh. 34% n. Zoong Sings, Sh. $114 n.

48.00

Kange 04-04 964-06% 09-804

Aur, 8. Closing

Rnnaro 49.00-10.00

Hospital is completed, as the present premises are too restricted in "acconis. inodatian. On many days during the. month the 10 available beds were decupled and patients had to bo dia- charged earlier than was really ad- visable, in order to admit emergency | patients from junks. .

Cheung Chau Hospital. The outpatients' room was invari- ably crowded during surgery hours and during the hot wonthor everyone sulfers-doctor, nurses and patients.

new hospital la expected to be completed by the end of September, and will comprise a children's ward and private wards, in addition to two Inrge words for women. There will also be provision for emergency cases.

The hospital will overlook the large beach, and has a flat roof nearly 200 19.05-4005 feet in length, providing an excellent 49.95-49.34 open air treatment for patients. 49.45-49.45

Kam Tin station is now justifying 49.60-49.65 its existence and both maternity and 49,85-49.85

children's wards are daily occupied. Now the ico is broken" there is little difficulty in persuading the mothers to leave their sick children. Two bables were recently brought in suffering, from pneumonia, anc at whom had been burnt with foss sticks as part of the cure.

Total saler:153 contracts

Sandakan Lights, $8 n. Telephones (old), 324.00, s. Tolephones (new), 11.80 . China Buses, Sh. $13.20 n. Singapore Tractions, 5/- n. Singapore Pref., 17/- b.

industrinin.. Malabon Sugars, $11 n. Cald: Macg. (old), Sh. 121 a. Cald: Macg. (Prof.), 813 n Canton Ices, $2.70 n. Cement (new), $2.65 b. H.K. Ropen $4.60 n. Stores, etc. Dairy Farms, 2534 b.

• Watson, $6.70 b.

hals

$741⁄2

864

£ 86%

Gold Greek $2 n.

Gold River, 24 eta, an.

£135

Ipo Mining, $21⁄4 ».

September

£153

Itogons, $5

Octolier

48.12

Kailan, 21/3 .

December

48.40

Langkata (Single), Sh. $21 n.

January March

49.GO

49.00

18/0 18/6

118/0 120/-

S'haf Explorations, Sh. $5

May

40.50

20/719 212

907-

8979

16/6

40/9

897-

KO-/

46/9

Everrenity /- sh.

28/775

45/10% 28/1014

Electric

(England)

467-

35/7%

8/7%

126/9

Nickel

$2416 5 24

10/ h.

Turner & Newall

48/0 3973 4479 20/-

46/3 20/-

Miscellaneous,

25/0 25/6

12/6

12/0

$ 13% $ 185

20/9 21/-

20/-. *3/9 10/10% 10/0

317- 31/6

11/4

11A

1/9

1/9

34/3

3/4

037--

19/-

63/9

04/414

26/2

45/779 45/T .80/..

927

22/17%

It has been the practice, however. where a merchant is coming to start nilever business on his own account to require that he should bring with him goods

or enpital, to the value approxi- Anglo-Dutch mately 2500 and that the overseas Durmu Corpn. Its trade, either Imports or exports should be maintained at that volume

per annum.

Australian Born Chinese.

The children' of Chinese born in Australia are permitted to remals in, Australia indefinitely. If they are taken out of the Commonwealth by their parents, no objection le raised to their returning to Australia at any time without restriction. If their true home is in Australia. This is the effect to the judgment of the High Court on this question. Irrespective however, of whether Australin is the actual home of an Australian born Chinese, facilities are given for such jierrons to roturn to Australia within a period of ten years, or longer, in honn fide cases. The main ronson why certain precautions were necessary in cases of this kind was that evidence was found that Australian birth cer- tinentes were being used irregularly. This was the reason for obtaining the Judgment of the High Court,

10 ·!. Canadian Pacific

ty. $25 sh.... Charli -15/- xh.

(Beaver) Guln Kalumpong

Rubber Trenca Mines ... Langiaagte

States London Tin. 10/-

mta. .....

ord. sh.

Pekin Synt 27- Rubber Trusts... Sal Elec, Constr. Van Ryn Deep Electric Musical

Industries..... 26/5

Olts, Anglo-Persian Oil Burma (il -................ Southern Railway

(Deferred) Royal Dutch 100

1. ab.. Shell Trans. An

(Bearer)

The Commonwealth Government is not prepared to agree that any Aur- Gemlenlnds tralian born chikl of Chinese Crown Mines parentage, irrespective of whether

the parents were domlelled in Aus. |——

4 301% I 201

40/10% 4745

251/744 252/6

tralia or merely on a visit, should be Mr. Perkins expressed an assurance permitted to return to Australis at that if sugh delegation is formed, and any time without restriction, but the advice is furnished to his Department most sympathetle consideration will through the Consul-General for China be given to any genuine cases of this at Sydney, instruction will be issued kind, even though the duration of to olllcers concerned to ensure that absence may have been prolonged be, meinbers of the delegation are necord. yond the usual, period allowed.

every courtesy and granted With regard to the question of a facilities for landing in the Common- Chinese delegation visiting Australia, wealth.

Australia's Great Event!

Everybody's going including H.R.H. The Duke of Gloucester for it's the Greatest Event South of the Line :

AT the Victorian and Melbourne Centenary, you will enjoy the galety and "carnival of a million-peopled city with n European environment, climate like that of Southern France .. wonderful theatre presentations every modern luxury and entertainment. You will witness, the most outstanding racing event of the century in the Centenary Melbourne Cup. international sporting events, including Golf, for rich prizan.. a huge Industrial Exhibition. Junumerable Conventions, Exhibitions and Entertainments youth at its best in the Pan Pacific Scout Jamboree Eucharistic Congress .. Navy, Army and Air Force com- petitions Rotary, Science and other cultural conventions

..the final of the greatest air race of all time Wild Australian stampedo pageantry.

MELBOURNE

CENTENARY

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APB 0.

.

Wing On Textiles, Sh. 363 n. Lands, Hotels, etc. H. and S. Hotels,$6.65 b. H.K. Lands, $57 n. S'hat Lands. Sh. $25% n. Metropolitan Landa, Sh. 811 Humphreys, $10.40 b. H.K. Realties, $6% n. Asia Realties "A" Sh. $140 n. Aala Roalties "B" Sh. $20 a. Chinese Estates, $85 b. China Realties, B. $16 n. China Debenture, Sh.4187 a.

Public Utilities. Tramways, $21,20 b, Peak Trams (old), $16 n. Peak Trams (new), $7 n. Star Ferries, (old), $1021⁄2 u, Yaumati Ferries, $21.

C. Lights (old), $8.90 n. C. Lights (now), $3.40 b.

H.K. Electric, $72 s.

Macno Electrics, $25 n.

Der A Winge, și n. Lane Crawfords, $4.30 n. Mackintosha, $21 n. Sinceres, $10 n.

Wm. Powells, 70 cts, n. Wing On (H.K.) $108 n.

Miscellaneous. Amusements, 34 D.

H.K. Entertainments, $71⁄2 n. 3. C. Enterprises, $1 n. United Theatres, Sh. 32 n. Baczo "Greyhounds,” 82 a. Constructions (old), $1.65 b. Constructions (enw), 78 ets. b.

and 80.

Ch. Govt. 5% 1925 G. Bonds

86% n.

ILK. Goy, 4% $ Loan, 64% b

(prem).

Govt. Loan 3rd $ Loan,

2% b. (prem).

Wallace Harpers, $7% n.

*D

At Shataukok there were two cases of twins one pair were girls and are the survivors of eight children pre- viously borne by the mother, efforts are being made to retain the bables in hospital for a time, The second pair were boys, but these necessitated an emergency call for the doctor, as one was born in the house and the other some hours later in hospital. One boy is alive.

From 50 to 60 out-patients were seen by doctor at Tsun Wan during his visits. Regarding the maternity CARON, Beven of the women were ad- mitted suffering from malaria. Many of the children in the district suffer from enlarged spleens because. of this discRZO.

At a Taun twin boys were born, one weighing 3lbs. and the other 41tbs. Both ure alive and healthy,

Visits to Villages,

The number of patients visited at their homes convey little, but the St theso John nurses travel miles to cases, the distance from one village

to another in that particular aren being several miles, and often en- tails from half to one hour's walk- ing a single journey. Occasionally the nurses spend the night at the house, when eslled Into for a caso.. These villages are not approachable by car.

The cigarette that made smoking popular

Wills's

GOLD FLAKE

VIRGINIA CIGARETTES

AS GOOD AS GOLD

Whiteaways

WAY LAIDLAW & CO

SECOND WEEK OF SALE. SPECIAL BARGAINS

IN

SPORTS SHIRTS

THE

THE

"SUN-RAY" CELLULAR SPORTS

SHIRT.

Thoroughly shrunk, Fast. Colours. Colours: Grey, Sky Blue, Fawn, Yellow. Also in White.

"FASULA" CREPE SPORTS SHIRTS.

SPECIAL SALE PRICE:

$3.95 each.

Highly Mercerised Crepe effect Fast Colours. Beautiful Pastel Shades. Sky. Ecru, Grey, Yellow, Maroon and White.

SPECIAL SALE PRICE:

$3.95.

POPLIN PYJAMAS.

Men's Poplin Pyjamas. Newest striped designs. Fast Colours.

sizes.

SPECIAL SALE PRICE:

$5.00 Suit.

All

MEN'S OUTFITTING DEPT:

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.

LOCK YOUR DOORS/

BOLT YOUR WINDOWS

OWN YOUR SHADES

VISIBLE MAN

HEADED

BEFORE OR AFTER

THE SHOW

visit the

KING'S RESTAURANT

open till

MIDNIGHT

GOOD FOOD

GOOD SERVICE

REASONABLE PRICES.

ENTRANCE:

Through Main Theatre Door or By Lif From Wyndham Street.

Tel. 24948.

HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN: WOMEN'S AUXILIARY.

The S.P.C. requires $25,000 this year to maintain its work for sick and starving children, Will you send us one or more of those dollars p Your donation will be gratefully acknowledged.

Hon. Treasurers

Mrs. L. W. Amps, 517. The Peak; Mr. Y. K. Chow: -22,, Shouson

Hill.

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