1935-03-22 — Page 17

LAWN BOWLS MATTERS

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION HELD YESTERDAY

Glowing tributes, to the work of Mr. H. Hampton, the retiring. Honorary Secretary of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association were paid by Mr. I E. Maughan, President, and representatives of clubs in the League at the annual general meeting of the Association, held yesterday afternoon in the board room of Meners, Jardine, Matheson and Co.

Regret was also expressed at the Intention of the 'Talkoo “Itecreation Club-to-withdraw from the Pirat-Division of the League. It was suggested that Tafkoo should reconsider their decision, but Mr. T. F. Stainton, who represented the Club, told the meeting that their decision to enter the Second Division wag definite.

The Indian Recreation Club,, champions of the Second Division last year,' were welcomed to the First Division. Mr. B. E. Maughan presided at the, meeting. Others prosent wore

Mr.

Mr. Nish Elected

J. Russell (Vice-President), Mr. I. Proposed by Mr. B. Wylie and Hampton on Secretary) Mr. G.econded by Mr. E. Korn, Mr. H.. E. F. Thompson (Mon. Treasurer), Nish was unanimously elected Pre- akdent of the Association for the and representatives of clubs.

for

There were two nominations con-

After the minutes of the Inst an- ensuing year. nual meeting were read and firmed, the Chairman anld:

statement

THE HỌNGKONG' TELEGRAPH.

FRIDAY,

Finding a hangman willing to hang Fredric March was the toughest problem faced by 20th Century in filming "The Affairs of Cellini," their now comedy opening to-day at the King's Theatre,

BARBER TRICKED

| IMPLEMENTS PAWNED BY ANOTHER

A care in which there was a in mixture

of honesty and

that

MA

is

MARCH 22, 1935.

LONDON-STOCK. EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE

QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on tha London Stock Exchango have been received by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz in conjunétion with Reuter. Mar. 20. Mar. 21.. British Government Securitien War Loan 145

redm. after 1932 £100% £105%

Chinese Bonds

445 Bends 1898

(Eng. Ins.) £101 4% Lopn 1008 £09% 55 Iman 1912...£83

6%. Reorg. Loan

1813 (Linn.)-£ 97%

£ 90%

My piernas. £ 34% £33

Loan).

£100%

£ 89

£ 07

5% Boads 1925-47 £97.

£97

6% S'hal-Nanking

Rly, £ 82-

£ 82

6% Tient.-Pukow

UC Tient-Pukow

Railway (Supl, "

I 20

£28

6% Shal-il'chaw

Ningpo Rtly £101

C101

PIGEON'S EGGS

5% Honan Rly.. 3144 5% Hukuang Rly.

£ 3144

1911

£ 45% 56% Laing Thing U.

£.45

Hai Rly. 1013 £ 184 18 Foreign Bonds and Banka German 7 Int.

Lona 1724

£ 70%

£ 70

£ 77

"

£ 50

£128

PRISON FOR FALSE

PRETENCES

Japan 5% Sterling

Loan 1907

£ 77 Japan Ace Sterling

Lann 1924

:... £ 90 H., & Shai Flank

lain. Regd.) £120% Chartered Bank If

ah.

£ 154 £15

ex

the post of Vico-President. · They to worn Mr. B. E. Maughan, proponed, Gentlemen.I do not propono prolong the business of thin general by Mr. J. Deakin and seconded by meeting by longthy resumo the Mr. A. V. Ramaoy, and Mr., C. J. activities of the Association for the Tacchi, proposed by Mr. R. P. past year. I was afforded this op- Phillips and seconded by Mr. A. W. portunity at the

successful Grimmitt vory upper held by the kindness of the Mr. Binaghan withdrew his K.C.O. at their club houso on the nomination in favour of Mr. Tacchi conclusion of the Aitkenhead Shield who was accordingly plected. match, when His Honour, Mr. Justice Mr. J. Russell said that It was

Cheung Lam, aged 24 years, Lindsell, honoured us with his pre- very honourable of. Mr. Maughan to serice and presented the prizes to the have withdrawn his numination

formerly employed at a vegetable successful competitors. Full details order to make the voting unanimous, honesty came before str. Wynne tall in the Western Market, was of the competitions are appended to but he fell that the past President Jones at the Central Police Court sent to prison for six weeks by the statement of accounts.

should be retained on the Executive this morning when Lau Yuen-chi, Mr. Wynne-Jones in the Central Before presenting the

Committee to lend them his.. cx 26, unemployed

plended Police Court this morning when of accounts for the financial year perience. He therefore moved ended February 28, I desire to refer Mr. Maughan be elected an ex-officio uilty to two charges of pawning he pleaded guilty to a charge of Commercial and Industrial to the growth of the game in the member of the Executive, Committee hair clippers and a razur, withoutaining 480 pigeon's eggs from Allied Leon Found."

out the authority of the owner, the liang Shunt shop, by falsely Colony as revealed by the popularity of the Association,

competitions organised by the This was seconded by Mr. Tacchi, Wan Kas, barber, of No. 145 pretending that he was authorised Associated

Industries..... by his former employers, the Mo Austin Motors ord. Portland Street, Yaumati♫ Association during the past year, and and passed unanimously. nditional entries into the League. At the proposal of Mr. F. J. Jones,

Ki vegetable dealers,

Detetive-Sergiant Clarke said Boots 57-h. With the inauguration of the Kow supported by Mr. A. E. Contes, Mr. electeri Hon. Joon Tong Club and the provision of C. B. Hosking was

that up to October Just your the British - American defendant was employed at the a bowling kreca in the suburbs of Secretary.

Tabacco. to Ki vegetable stall. Western

Cunadian CelaneseTM Market, and it was part of his Chinese Eng, and duty to go to the Hang Shun shop Courtnuks

Min, Bearer'} to purchase pigeon's eggs for his Distillers muster. He left the employment Dunlop Rabber of his own accord, stating that Electric

Intustries was going to thị, country. Apparently on March 11, 14, 16. General

(England) 18 and 20, the defendant obtained #total of 480

eggs, valued $31.56,

Replying to his Worship, the defendant stated that he sold the

gs.

of

The outstanding Tenture of tho year was the British Empire Games held in London. To our representa- tives who were fortunato chuugh to participate, this gathering of bowlers from all parts of the British Empire, auccessful one. must have been indeed inspiring.

coming

Ells. Inspector

prosecuting, stats the complainant

was barber engaged at Central Pollen Kowloon, it is hoped that, in the near Proposed by Mr. B. E. Maughan | Station, On March 19, two pawn future, we shall have an additional and seconded by Mr. II, Hampton. tickets, one relating to the clip member of the Association whose Mr. G. E. F. Thompson was FC- ners and the other to the razor. players will Include

leeled Hon. Treasurer, Chinese Thanking the meeting for electing were returned by the defendant enthusiasts.

to the complainant through him President of the Ansociation for friend. Defendant stated that if the ensuing year, Mr. Nish said he would strive, with the co-operation the complainuat wanted

to he and support of the Committee. to him he was to meet him at the another Mangkok Ferry wharf. Complain make the

ant dit so and had him arrested.

Defendant pleaded he had no The Hongkong Lawn Bowls A The Chairman said that at a meet- money for food and he pawned sociation can justly be proud of being of the General Committeo held the articles. He had the inten- ing represented at this memorable on March 1, it was decided to re- meeting.

commend to the annual meeting tint tian of redeeming them. He had the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Associn- been in the Colony for ten years tion be affiliated to the International and was formerly employed as an the Howling Board. At the moment, they odd-job hand at hoarding houses. game of bowls to find itself included were afliated to the English Bow- in this great federation of sport, andling Association and attained now that bowls has estabiinid itself presentation

}

Advance, of Bowla

It has taken some years for

season

Committee's Recommendations

re-

as a power in the land of aport, there The International Bowling can be no gainsaying the fact that tion, he said, was the supreme govern- will ing body of all the National Associa from now onwards our gama always be found in the forefront oftions, and although

was not con-

TRAFFIC CASES

SHARE PRICES

The following is the Hat, of local share quotations fasued to-day:-

Banka.

II.K. Banka, $1305 sa. H.K. Banks (Lon. Reg.), $128

n.

Chartered Bank, £15% n. Mercantile Bank, A. and B.

£314 n.

Mercantile Bank C., £13. East of Asin Balik, $86 . Am: O. Finance Corp., Sh. $20 n. 'Chinn 0. Fin. Ord. Sh. $1.80 n.

China O. Fin, Eref. Sh. $44 1.

Insurances

Canton Ins., $260. n. Union Ins $415.b. China Underwriters, $1.50 n. China Fire, $400 n.

H.K. Fire Ins., $220 n. Internat'l Assoc., Sh. 35.00 n. Shipping.

Douglas, $10% n

H.K. Steamboats, $7% . Indo-Chings. (Pref.), 880 n. Indo-Chinas, (Def.), $38 n. Shell Bearer), 46/10 n. Un Waterboats, $12 n.

· Mlaing.

Antamoks, 94/95 cts, Ba. Balatoes $43 n. Bagulo Gold, 39 cts, n. Benguet Consolidated $14 n. Benguet Exp., 15 cts. a. Benguet Goldfield, 10 ets. n. Big Wedge, 10 cts. n. Gold Creek, 38% ets, n. Gold River. 17 cts. n. Ipo Mining, $1% n. Itogons.

42 cia. n.

Salacot, 16 eta 11, Kailan, 10/- n.

Langkats (Single), 315 n.

S'hai Explorations, Sh. $5 n.

leche be

II.K. Wharves Cum. rts, $08 s.

II.K. Docks, $934 n. Providents (old); $1.20 n. Providents (now), 20 cta, n. Hongkews (old), Sh. $809 n. New Engineerings, Sh. 35 s. Shanghai Docks, Sh. $120 n. H.K. Wharves, Rights $138. H.K. Wharves Ex-rights $97 a.

37/-

20/-

Elec.

25/0

20/-

40/3

4473

18/

17/0

114/4

112/0

S'hal Loans. Sh. $G n.

78/9

77/6

Raubs, $5.15 n,

Vens: Coldfield, $5 n.

10/6

10/-

4970

49/719

90/9

90/-

47/6

4773

Musical

2879

2873

Electric

487-

47/6

Dupl. Chem. Ind. tImpl. Chem., Ind.

36/2

36/3

Def, 10/- sh.

0/416

9/3

Impl. Tobacco

132/6

131/3

ternat. Nickel

ne par val.... $24%

$ 24

Rolls Royce £1

sh.

10370

102/6

Shai Elec. Constr.

407-

47/0

Tate & Lyle

90/6

100/-

Turner & Newall

52/m

United Steel

2573

26/10

Watney, Combe &

Reid def. ord.

04/0

Woolworths 6/--

Mt.

MiscellaneouN,

64/G

102/- 10%/-

21/- 217-

2076 20/6

1976 20/-

1/0 1/1

Inspector Ellis said he under- through that Board. stood the defendant had done no

FINĖS IMPOSED IN Associa work for the past three years and

depended on friends for support.

KOWLOON COURT The Magistrate remarked that all British sports at Home and in the sistere necessary to withdraw their it was a curlous case with such at the Kowloon Magistracy this Chartd. 16-sh.

Summoned before Mr. Grantham Anglo-Dutch IL Colonies, and when the British Em-membership from the English Bowling mixture of honesty and dis-

(Bearer).... pire Games are revived, most likely Association, it was with the object honesty, and decided to bind the morning for driving at an exces- in Australia, I trust that langkong of obtaining official recognition na nn defendant over in a bond of $76 alve speed through the controlled Gula Kalumpeng

Itubber in four years time will be well and Association, with direct representato come up for judgment when area in Nathan Rond on March 4,

tion, that it was recommended that successfully represented.

a period of. Berahn, of No. 8 Walerion Pekin Synd. 2/- "he called upon within

ord. al. the the Hongkong L. B. A. should I am happy to relate that

Traffic-Ser-Rubier Trusts Road, was fined $5,

29/320/3 Reason's-activities have been carried aliated to the I.B.B.,-similar-to-the twelve months._____

geant Hethel stated that-he-was Southern Railway through without a hitch which speaks Associations of other Colantes,

Take this chance young man, following car No. 458 through the (Deferred) £ 2214 £ £1 volumes for the cordial relationshin! The proposal was seconded by Mr.

and don't abung it," his Worship controlled area in Nathan Road

Mines existing between our clubs, and the J. Russell and passed unanimously.

about 2.10 p.m. when private car Burma Corpn. Rs. spirit of

A further recommendation, sub-added. comradeship which

No. 1512 overtook them both, should always exist among bowlers.mitted by the General Committee,

driving at a speed of about 30 Chosen Corpn... I attribute the satisfactory con- wns to the effect that Interport

Crown Mines clusion of a very

pro badges should be presented to bowlers

miles per hour. extensive Kramme to the excellent work of the representing the Colony, whether in

Randfontein the

Estates Sub-Committee delegated to supervise Shanghai or in Hongkang. In

Manson, of the Ngal Tung Ser Spring Mines Bil competitions. It is no easy task, past representatives

vice Station, for failing to keep to Sub-Nigel but I can assure you it was a pleasure matches had had to purchase the to be associated with a Committee whe badges but it was now felt that this STARTING TIMES FOR the left when rounding the cor- Van Ryn Deep were prepared to meet ut least once small cast should be borne by

the

In

Interport

tho

a week in the interest of the game Association and that an Interporter

par.;

↑

FANLING GOLF

SUNDAY

Old Course N.B.-Trains leave Kowloon 6.45 &

9.15 (there is no 1.05 motor.) 1.30 A. E. Lissaman*, A. ·B;

Purver".

0.40 K. S. Morrison, A. L. Moncrieft 1.44 1. H. Genre, S, I. Dodwell. 1.48 J. W. Mayhew, Comdr. olc. 0.59 A. T. Lay, G. C. Worrall. 9.66

in general and of this Association in should not have to purchase what particular.

might be termed a “badge of honour."

This was agreed to by the meeting. In the connection I would ticularly refer to our lion. Secretarying that the Association's stock of The Chairman informed the meet- Mr. Hampton, to whom we owe debt of gratitudo for the efficient adiges and Aitkenhead spoons was manner in which he has discharged eximusted, and the General Committer his duties. His impending departure recommended that a specially-de- from the Colony will be a great loss signed Association' badge, of 'n moro in many directions.

suitable size, together with spoons Our thanks are also due to Mr. for the Altkenhead Shield match Thompson, our Hon. Treasurer, for should be obtained from England.

The meeting agreed to pass the 10.00 Kr. Itapley for kindly auditing our recommendation on to the incoming 10.01

Committee. accounts, which, from the manner in which they were kept, must have been a pleasure.

his services to the Association and to

Press Thanked

·

A fine of $10 was imposed on S.

10

ner at the junction of Nathan Road and Shantung Street, at Anglo-Persian ... 10.35 am. on March 6. Trame-Burma Oil ......

Shell Trans, and Inspector Nicol stated that defen-

Trad, (Bearer) dant was driving-motor-cycle No. 1032 and cut round the corner from Shantung Street, in front of bus No. 781, which was travelling along Nathan Road.

D. Baker Carr, Major Enatwick COUNTRY CLUB

Field.

F. Lobel, T. R. Chussels.

G. T. May, I. P. Bailey.

20.08 H. A. Brownlag, D. D. G.

Barlow, League Entries

10.12 F. A. Redmond, D. J. Gilmore. Regarding the League entries, it 10.16 5. A. Slean, A. Sommerfelt was decided to close the list of on- 10.20 Col.

Comdr. Williamson, tries on March 28.

Tetley. I would also refer to the valued Mr. T. F. Stainton, representing 10.24 €. II. Bowker, A. 'C. I. Bowker. assistanco given by the Press, Taikoo RC.. told the meeting that 10.28 A. R. McEachran, J. B. especially in connection with the open his Club had decided to

withdraw

Lanyon. -competitions,Dar-thanks-are-dus-to-from the First Division and-ta-take-

102 C.-H. Bradley E. De Mattheworf 10.30 E. Bathurst, W. II D. Bigg-

Press.

and

28/3

28/4/

26/3-

26/3

$70/-

27173

60/6

50/6

191/3

101/3

277/6

281/3

5974%

59/4

46/3 46/3

71/10% 71/3

40/10% 46/10%

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on the New York commodity exchange aro ised by Reuter:

New York Cotton,

Mar. 20. Mar. 21. Close Closing

10.64/64

STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY

Starling times for semi-final of Ladies Championship and Men's Foursomes on Sunday are:---

March 10.30 nm. Mrs. A. J. Kew, Miss May

M. Basto.

July October MrsA-E-Gastro December

Mrs. F. E. Remedios. January (1936) H. G. Leong & C. H. Suter, J; J. Basto & L. D'Almada.

10:34

10.38

20.43-

March E. Leitao & F.-E.. Re-May medias, A. J. Kew & July H. Kow.

LENA GOLD SETTLEMENT

La

R.

all those responsible for this assis part in the Second, tance and for reports which places. J. V. Ramsay sald Kowloon 10.40 G. Marseille, R. L. Cherrill." the game of bowls on, a parity with Docks would enter one team

the spurts in the Colony in the would tenyo it to the discretion of W. A. Stewart, R. L. 3. Webb. 10.48 G. A. Leiper, E. S.10. Dunlop. the Committee as to which division 7.62 J. G. Pilcher, J: S. MacLaren, I offer my personal thanks to the in which they should play.

10.66 K. S. Robertson, W. Woodward. management of a clubs and to all After some discussion, it was de- 11.00 C. Mycock, J. E. Dovey.. individual bowlers for their co-elded to recommend to the Committee 11.04 W. C. Shewan, G. H. Bond. operation during my year as Preto retain Kowloon Docks in the first 11.08 W. Pittendrigh, R. A. Rodgers. aldont Tho work has been of con- division.

11.12 L. À. Calcraft, J. F. Lawrie, xiderable pleasure and I am reluctant The meeting decided to commence 11.16 to hand over the reins of an office the League acason not later

D. J. Keogh, I. C. Webb, than 11.20 E. M. Bryden, which has afforded

me so much April 27.

Billinghurst. interest.

Regarding games in England, the 11.24 J. Forbes, A. A. Bremner. The statement of accounts for the Chairman said that letters had been 11.28 Capt. Shannon, A. McKellar. your under review, having been in received from more than one club in your hands for the prescribed peried, England who were anxious to enter

New Course." and duly presented to the General Hongkong bowlers on leave this Committee will, with your per year, and in addition, Mr. MeNeish, mission take them na rond, and President of the English Bowling As formally. propune that the accounts sociation, had consented to arrange for the year ended February 28, 1986, a representative game with the South

presented, be adopted. The motion was seconded by Mr. tor had been forwarded to all clubs

African Bowling Association. A lot J. Deakin and passed unanimously. asking for co-operation and he would With referonca the Altkenhead ask the representatives to submit the Skbold match last year, Mr. T. F. names and addresses of any bowlers Stainton-raised the question of who would be prepared-to-joinin

DA

ward.

0.40 P. A. Selinra, J. T. Edkins". 9.14 J. F. Robina, Mrs. Turnbull, 9.62 Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Wood 9.50 G. F. Roes, D. W. MacEwen, Unsuccessful in ballot for Old Caddies from Superintendent.

Course.

Moscow, March 21.- The Commissars Council, highest | body, in the land, has ratified the agreement initiated last October between the Soviet Government Concessione Committee and the Lena Goldfields share-holders, for full settlement of the case.--Reuter,

10.46/40

10.46

10.78

10.72/70

10.49

10.75/77

10,40

“10.48":

1035/36 TOTUZT

10.52

Spot.

11,00

11.05.

New York Rubber

11.08

10.02/68

11.11

10.05/65

11.24

10.75/70

September

11.08

10.02/93

October

11,44.

11.00/00

December

11.84

11.17/18

Total sales:-686 lots

Chicago Whent

May July September

Wednesday's

DIN 91

93% .04 104%

91%/91 91/91%

anles:-10,002,000 bushels Chicago Corn

784

May

7844/78 ly

74% 734/73% September

71% -70%/70 Total enics:-8,026,000 bushele

Winnipeg Wheat.

May

B

84% New York Bak

84%/844 88%/83%

-1,2014 127/28 1⁄41⁄2

1.28 1.272/28 1271,27—787~~-

July In connection with the forthcoming performance' of·· “Elijah" by the March Hongkong Singers in the Cathedral May on-Thursday,-March-28-at-9 pm, it July Was is announced that programmes bró Total sales-78 lots

Montreal. Blirer,

50.06 69.00 -60,10 00.75

ܕ܂

4

50.22/70

59.50/60

50.90/60 00.45/80

New York Metals

Mar: 18.

Mar. 21:

spoons for the winning aide. He those games, including the Esplin be presented to him. This sinted that a certain number of Cup match Wanstond, in order, agreed to by the mosting.***** now available at Messrs. Tsang spoons had been given out and it was that the General Committee might Before the mosting terminated, Mr. Fook's, Anderson's and Moutrles. March understood that the remainder. would make the nocensary arrangements. Nish proposed a voto of thanks to Owing to the encouraging Increase in May. bo forwarded-in due course.. Mr. A letter had boon received from the retiring President and the Com- the membership of the Singoro, Mr. July Stainton said he had been told that the Secretary of the Shanghal L.B.A. mittes for the work they had done. Anderson · Miller would greatly September some of the players had not yet expressing a wish to unite forces. This was received with acclamation. appreciate the loan of a few copies Total sales:0 contracts.

Mr. F. J. Jones suggested that as Mr. Maughan proposed that of the oratorio. These should be left Tho Chairman said the remaining token of appreciation for the ser- latter be written to Mosaru,;. Jardine, at the Cathedral. Hall, and will be DOOAS , had been hontto the vices rendered by Mr. Hampton dur- Matheson and Go, thanking thom for returned immediately after the per-Copper January socretaries of clubs.

ing the past year a memento should the use of the board-room.

formance.

Tin January

received their spoons.

· 6.71

44.89.

Colton Mills..

Ewo Cottona, Sh. 38.30 ea. S'hni Cottons (old), Sh. $74 n. S'hal Cottons (now), Sh. $45 n. Zoong Sings, $9.30 n.

Wing On Textiles, Sh. $55 n.

Lands, Hotele, etc.

H. and S. Hotels, $4.40 a. H.K. Lands $40 n.

NEW YORK-STOCK EXCHANGE

MARKET STRONGER

YESTERDAY

more

New York, Mar. 21, The following reperis on the New York stock market have been received through Messrs. Swan, Culbertson & Fritz: The Watt Street Journal. reportan yesterday's-marketa-atatear Stocks ndyaneed from ona to than four points, owing to a sen sational last hour demand for utilitlus, due to the unconfirmable rumour that the Public Works Administration in- tems to cease lending money for Mantelpal power plants; also firstly, dua to rumours that the Interstato Commerce Commission will soon ralyo railroad rates accently, the defeat of the La Follette amendment to the Public Works Bill, which would have {doubled Relief expenditures: and. thirdly, the speech of Mr. Kemmoror in New York,, in which he said that the inflation virus was working slow- ly but powerfully, Bonds were ir- regular and were, featured by the da- nnnel for United States Government and other high grade issues, Foreign bonds duelined. Stocks on the Curb Exchange advanced, Jue to the strength of utility stocks, Prices on the wheat market advanced, owing to dust storms, in spite of heavy profit- taking. S. C. & F. New York office cables: Brokers' Loans have de creased by $69,000,000.

New York and Chicago commodity reports

received

through Meants. Swart, Culbertson and Fritz:

Cotton: Operations to-day, inrgoly consisted of professional and ring trading, which had but little signific- ance. Early in the day, shorts cover. e on the late strength of the Stocks market. There was some apprehen. elon that the Government's casing of Wheat control may extend to the cotton market. The mill outlook con tinues to be unfavourable, while the textile demand is poor, due to the. ponsibility of the elimination of the Processing Tax.

Graios: Wheat: There was heavy profit-taking. Advance Government estimate indicate an Тегеляці acreage in nearly all Spring grain crops. Raina are reported at scal tered points in Oklahoma. Corn: Heavy and luggish conditions pro- vailed on the markot. We doubt whether there will be any material Improvement on present prices.

Rubber: The market appears to be friendloss at the moment, but aerkes polsibilities of a aburp fm- provement on any clearing up of the. Foreign outlook.

REUTER QUOTATIONS

pos--

The following quotations are by Heuler:

Dow Jones Averagen?

Mar. 20. Mar. 21.

30 Industrials

B4.20

99.72

20 Nails

27.72

28.61

· 120 Utilities

14.07

15.08

40 Bonds

94.53

04.64

n. 11 Commodity Index 55,14

64.60

10 Leading Stocks

Mar. 21,

Amer. Sinelting

33

49

6%

28%

H.K. Land 4% debentues, $102 S'hai Lands, Sh. $16 n. Metropolitan Lands, Sh. $12.20 n. Humphreys, $94 n. II.K. Realties $5.10 n Asin Realties "A" Sh. $100 n. Asin Renities "B" Sh, $15.n. Chinese Estates, $93 n. Calni Realties, Sh. $9:00 ñ. China Debenture, $123 n.

Public Utilities. II.K. Tramways, $16.90 n. Peak Tramas, (old), $8% . Peak Trams, (new), $6 Star Ferries, $80 n.

Yaumati Ferrles, (old), $22 n. China Lights, $9 b.

H.K. Electrics, $65% 8. Macao Electrics, $25 n. Sandakan Lights, $8 Telephone (old), $23 sa. Telephone (new), $10 n. Chin Buses. Sh. $12.40 n. Singapore Tractions, 10/3 n.. Singapore Pref. 20/6 n.

"Indutrials. Malabon Sugars, $8.50 n. Cald: Maeg. (old), Sh. $16 n Cald: Maeg. (Pref.), Sh. $16 n. Canton Ices, $294 n. Cement (Converted) $7 a. II.K. Ropes, $3.65 n.

Stores, &c. Dairy Farms, $19 D. Watson, $34.

Lane Crawfords, $8.75 n. Mackintoshs, $21.n.

Sinceres, $8 n.

Wm. Powells, 70 cts. n.. Wing On (H.K.) $105 m.

Miscellaneou

Ausements, $1.85 n.

.HI.K. Entertainments, $6.40 s.

Auburn [Case, J.1.

El. Do. & Sh. Gen. Motora--- Int, Tel, & Tel Montgomery Wanl Nnt. Distillers NY. Central U.S. Steel

RAW RUBBER

PRICES

2872

LATEST SINGAPORE

QUOTATIONS

Messra, Benjamín ånd Polta have received the following Straits cur

quotations (buyers) from Singapore to-day for raw rubber:-- Spot

rency

Apr/June

July/Sept Oct/Dec

Market:Quiet.

17% down % et. 18% down

10% down.

21 down

S. G. Enterprise, $1.85 n. Macao "Greyhounds,” $2_n. Constructions (old), $1.70 n. Construction (new), 80-cts.-n.- Vibor Piling, $6 n.

et.

ct.

ct.

Ch. Govt. 5% 1926 G. & Bonds

93% % n.

II.K. Govt. 4% Loan 6%% prom,

band sa

II.K. Govt. 31⁄2 Lòan 2% prém, b. Wallace Harpers; $7 8.

YOUR BLOOD

IN

HEALTH OR DISEASE

Pure Blood Is HEALTH, VIGOUR and LIFE Impure Blood is the root cause of Skin Diseases,

Bolls, Rashes, Ulcers, Sores, Glandular. Swellings, Rheumatism. The polsons:

result in damage to the Arteries, Internal organs and in premature

old age. The direct way

to health is by

purifying the

blood with

CLARKE'S

ORIGINAL

BLOOD MIXTURE

TABLET MOT