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THE

· HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH.

ESTATE DISPUTE

PRESIDENT

QUEZON

RECEIVERS SECURE

JUDGMENT

Two Supreme Court offelnis und a solicitor gave evidence before the

ON VISIT

Citief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregur, WITH LARGE PARTY

this morning In connection with on action concerning the estate of Mr. La Plag

Plaintiffs of the action were Mr.

J. 1. Seth and Mr. S.H. Ross, recei- vers and managers of the estate and effects of Lan Ping, and defendants were Lau Lam-shi, executrix of the will oft Luu Yuen-fong, alise Lau Sheung-nin, deceased, and Lau Yick- cheuk, administrator de bonis non uf the estate of. Lau Ping Plaintif exked the Court for, a declara- tion that the sum of $30,000, nd- ກປ. vanced to Un Ting-tsun and Lau Yick-chouk, second defendant, and secured by an equitable charge dated August 4,

4, 1914 on Inland Lol No. 1324, was advanced out of monter belonging to the estate of Lau Ping:. (2) a declaration that the said sum ind interests were sill due and ewing under the equitable churge

(3) an order that the Registrar

Επε

of the Supreme Court and first de- fendant, who had consented to jag- ment, be empowered to execute any necessary assignment.

Appearing for plaintiffs, Mr. Leo d'Almada, Jar, who was instructed by Mr. Geo, K. Hall Brutton, sald his clients

were appointed receivers and managers of the estate of Lau

the August, 1034. Subsequently. ;

obtained an order to get in the assets, and in August, 1936, they successfully applied for permission in being the present action. Servler Tyler for the action was accordingly served and a month later an order for sub- stitution of service was granted. In October, 1836, the proceedings were commenced, ex-purte,

Continuing, counsel sald Lou Ving died in 1898, intestate, and his eldest son, Lau Slu-chuk, was appointed executor of the estate. On the death of the latter, Lau Yuen-fong and Lau ed after the Vick-cheuk, second defendant, look

estate, and when the

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.1936.

ANOTHER ROYAL 'DISTINCTION 1

A Further Cow and Gate Success.

It is announced that the Royal Warrant of. Appointment has been granted by the Court of Jugoslavia to Messrs. Cow & Gate Ltd., manufacturers of the well-known Infants Food. This warrant has been granted in respect of the successful use of the Food for Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Princess Paul.

Thus another much coveted and in these days rare distinction has been gained for Cow & Gate Milk Food following closely upon the Appointment to the Royal Court of Iraq already announced.

It must be quite obvious that the Food used so extensively for Princes and Princesses of the Royal blood-and Cow & Gate is not' unknown in the British Royal Nurseries must be one of the best authenticated products of the day for infant feeding. otherwise it would never be rem commended under the aegis of the Court physicians on whom so much responsibility must rest.—

Advt.

President Manuel Quezon of the Philippines arrived in Hongkong this NEW YORK STOCK morning aboard the C.P.S. liner Em press of Japan. He is accompanied by a

a large party of friends, including a number of members of the Assem- bly and Ministers of his Cabinet.

President Quezon was still in bed when friends went aboard the liner at 8.45 am, and some 20.or-30 people were received by him before he rose, Luter he left the ship and proceeded to the Peninsula Hotel where he and his party will be staying while in Hongkong.

The President's plans have not

TC-

former died. Lau Lum-shi. Arst de been announced as yet and this mor-

ning he refused to see Press presentatives, an interview being arranged for a later. 'dale. If 13 that President

fendant, was appointed to take his place, Lau Ping, whose family was known as the Laut Kwong Yuen was interested in the Kung

Tong.

Yuen Orm to the extent of four understood to Canion on]

tenths, while the-family of Un Wo Lok Tong hnd Ave-tenths share in the business. The firm carried on business on Inland Lot 1324.

On August 4, 1914, an equitable charge

for $50,000 on the undivided molety of Inland Lot 1324 and other properties not connected with the Case was executed to the Un family by the Lau family. in 1930, the Un family brought an action, for the equitable charge to be re-assigned, alleging that the money had repaid. However, the then trial Ju Sir Joseph Kemp, hat only that the money had not been repaid but that the sum. 138 ad- vanced out of the estate of Lau Ping So far the money had not yet been repaid.

been veen

Bro-

Quezon will

EXCHANGE'

MARKET STRONGER

YESTERDAY

New York, Dec. 8.

S. C. & F. Dow Jones Summary of yesterday's markets:-More Interest was displayed in leaders, although the lesser lights coniirued active. Motor, steel, copper, railroad, oil and mer- cantile shares advanced fractionally. Amukcinetic issues were strong, led by Paramount stocks. Many special: are higher. Both the market fo bonds and stocks on the Curb Ex- change e were irregularly higher.

S. C. & F. Wall Street Journal morning comment:-Technicans will ex-probably give the market the benefit of the doubl until it encounters two Carried as freight aboard the Em-weal days successively. The drags- Pruss of Japan was the President's ing decline reflect brokerage opinion car which immediately the ship dock- that a technical reaction is needed. ed was unloaded onto the wharf and The trade picture is encouraging in- prepared for the road here with new terest in oil shures. Some chemical licence plates.

Issues are suffering from proft- taking. Speculation in bonds is in- creasing. Brokers say that Christmas purchases of securities for gifts are larger than for many years.

Friday for a few days and will board the Empress of Asia on December 16 and return to Manila without pro- ceeding further north, no was pected.

U.S. COMMODITY

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QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on the New York commodity exchange are issued by Reuter,

Mr. G. P. Murphy. Deputy Re- gistrar of the Supreme Court, duced the record of proceedings of O. J. action No 38, 1030, including the judgment, after which Mr. W, J. Lockhart, Assistant and Officer, testified that on the ster of in 6th Jan.

land Lot 1324 there we an equitable

dated charge Feb.

Tha 6th

August 4, 1914. parties were U or Yuen and Lou December 12.21/22 12.35/35 Siu-cheuk. Th equitable clarge, January which was for $50,000. i was

siin March outstanding

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Dec.

New York Cotton

12.07/07

12.10/10

12.00/00

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11.80/80

11.97/07

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-said Johnnie Walker

The last time Johnnie Walker saw this cask of whisky it was the "new make," and was about to be stored away to begin the long natural process of maturing.

Now, after a number of years, the whisky has "grown up" and is to be blended with other good matured whiskies into an even better whisky Johnnie Walker. Because of its natural "roundness," Johnnie Walker is most valuable and refreshing in all climates. It's always worth while asking for Johnnie Walker by name.

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SHANGHAI • BONGKONG.◆ TIENTHIN

S. C. & F. New York office cables: Stocks: The market to-day con- tinued moderately Arm, awaiting news ard developments. Sears Roebuck's sales were up 28 per cent, during the month ended December 3rd. The General Motor Company's sales to consumers in November amounted to 155,652 units, against 136.859 units during the correspond- ing month of last year. Business failures during the week totalled, 162 as compared with 120 failures the previous week. Demand deposits in share quotations issued this morn- Federal Reserve Member Banks ut. amounted to $19,404,000,000,

Cotton: The Government Burcati estimato of 12,407,000 bules is about as had been

market will now move bellef that expected. There is sonic to dislodge the Government stocks, 10.100 19.28b/2aa which would, involve higher prices.

19.30 30

Wilkinson and Grist, March solicitors for the Un family, broached May the subject of repayment of

July Inancy, but so far none had been paid. Sept.

10.09/09 10.10 /16 Total sales-950 tons.

Chicago Wheat

Mr. estig Seth, one of the

with Mr. Ross, as

Dec. May July

19.32b/24a There The market was quiet. Is a lull in European demand for Canadian wheat. Italy is report cd to be taking four

consensus

nsus of

19.17 /17

12576/125% 1254/125 1213/122 1213/121 1083/10815

107/108

Monday's snica:-28,050,000 busticis.

Chicago Cora 109 /109%

plaintifs,

he wan an (n- corporated accountant and n

partner of Messrs.

Seth and Percy Smith, Fleming. He was appointed,

together receiver of the estute of Lau Ping in O. J. No. 182, 1933, Subsequently, he obtained an arder to get into the assets of the May... 1099/1023xx 1013/101 estate, and later leave to com-

*** | July mence the present proceedings against defendants. In accordance with the

The May order made in O. J. No. 182, Lau July Vick-chouk handed to him the books

D2C.....

of Lau Ping. He found in the ac- Dec. counts which were up to February, May 1934 no record of repayment of the $50,000. From the date of his ap pointment until now, neither he nor

10834/100

98- 90% 90% Chicago Corn 104/10434

103/103 009/ 99% 007 00 Winnipeg Wheat

1136/1138% 11434/1144

1124/112% 114%/114

Mr. Ross had received any payment TWO DYSENTERY

In respect of the equitable charge.

Is Lordship made the declarations and order mentioned, and directed that the conts for the action be paid out of the estate.

MANILA SHARES

The following quotatlons have been received by Swan Culbertson and Fritz from their Manila office after the close of the morning session:

Anlamok Alok

dated Benguet Explori

tion

Big Wedge

Coco Grove Consolidated

Daynia.... Deinonstration

East Mindanao

Prices in Pesos Buyers Sellers

3.19

3.20

.30

.37

Bogulo Gold Benguet

.21

22

Consoli-

(Oil Burnan)

14.00

* 14.50

.15

27

.61

62

Mines

2075

.93

25

.01

.02

.20

24

Gold Creek

Qumaus Gold

20

STEAMER

1.03

1.10

"CHANGTE TAIPING CHANGTE TAIPING

T

.1.20

In Port 15 Dec.

18 Dec.

2 Jan.

7 Jan.

14 Jan.

Mursman

100.00

10 Jan.

1 Feb.

Masbate

35

1,30 103.00 .30

0 Feb.

18 Feb.

10 Feb.

B. Mar.

9 Mar.. 10 Mar.

Mineral Resources

10 Mar.

4 Apr.

Mother Loda

Paracale Gold

Parncale Gumaus

San Mauricio

2.00

47. 2.10.

United Paracale:

1.05

Universal. Explora-

Suroo

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DEATHS

JAPANESE FAMILY

BEREAVED

A double bereavement has been suffered by Mr. Sakamoto, a Japan- Cac school-teacher of Hongkong, and his wife, by the death of their little four-year-old son, following that of another son, aged two years, which occurred last month. It is state that death in both instances was due to dysentery.

Little Akiko Sakamoto passed awny on. November 1

14, and his brother, 'Jin, this morning,

O enquiry from, the Medical

Argentine pro

product. The 00s of

we

opinion Indicates continued strength and

would

the. support market un reactions. Private catimales of the crop in the Argentice indicates a yield of 217,000,000 to 254,000,000 bushels. The visible supply here of 62,000,000 bushels is reported to be the smallest at this date since 1025.

for

Corn: The heavler demand feeding corn is due to the cold weather. There is sustained demand for cash com.

per

There

Rubber: Absorption of a cent. Increase in quota is beiloved to be probable with the present activity, but some traders doubt whether the market car pheach a 10 per cent in- ercase and we think that this might reassure prospective buyers. is a moderate urgent demand.

REUTER QUOTATIONS

Dow Jones Averages;

30 Industrials 20' Halls

20 Utilities 40. Bonds

Dec. 7. Dec. 8. 180.13

54.10

180.57

04.15

34.03 35.00 105.70 *105.70

11 Commodity Index 75.37

GOLD DUST HUNT

76.40

MEN TRESPASS IN MANHOLE

Officer, of Health, Dr. G. W.. Mr. K. Keen at the Central Magis-

we were informed; that, the death was notified, but there has been no notification to the health our thorities of the death of the second .child.

Charged with the larceny of five pounds of mixed brass and load from the Taikoo Dockyard, Chan Fal, a casual-worker, appeared before Mr. J. A. Fraser at the Central Magistracy this morning. Inspector O'Connor sold defendant was search ed on leaving the Dockyard yester day, and the metal was found in his possession. A fine of $10 or fourteen days' hard labour was in- flicted.. - A similar penalty wax Im-

2 posed on Wong Cheuk, a workman,

Four Chinese were brought before tracy this morning.. charged with having trespassed on Government land by catering a manhole in Bon- ham Street East, near Hillier Street, yesterday. The men were Wohn Cho, 34, unemployed, Tang Yun, 38, locksmith, Chan Ming, 30 unemploy ed and Wong Sui, 44, also unem- played. All except the second de- fendant was discharged, as his pica of not guilty was accepted.

Inspector Baker stated that first defendant was down the manhole scraping particles of gold dust ad- hering to the sides of the under- ground drain. The other defendants were helping him. ( nast

Defendants were each sentenced to

for the larceny of 15 pounds of lead | a fine of $10, or, in default, to serve from the Dockyard.

three weeks rigorous Imprisonment.

SHARE PRICES

The following Is the list of local

Banks.

H. K. $1,780 b.

(Lon.--Reg.),

· H.-K. ··Banka

£107% 0. Chartered Bank, £153 n. Mercantile Bank, A. and D.

£32 n. Mercantile-Bank, C.. £14*% n. East Asla Bank, $83 n.

Insurances. Canton In; $200 b. Union In., $6021⁄2 b.

China Underwriters, $1.00 ni. H. K. Fire, In, $286 'b.

· Internat'] · Assee.; Sh. $31⁄2 n.

Shipping.

Douglas, $30 n.

H. K. Steamboats, $7.40 n. Indo-Chines (Prof.), $35 11. Indo-Chinas (Def.), $36 n. Shell (Bearer), 118/9 n. Union Waterboats, $101⁄2 n.

Docks etc.

H. K. Wharves (old). $108 n.. H. K. & W, Decks, $134 n. Providents (old), $1.50 n. Providents (new), 20 cts, n. Now Engineerings, Sh. $4 n. Shanghai Docks, Sh. $81% n. Mining

Kailan Mining Ad., 14/6 n. Raubs, $13 b.

Venz: Goldfield $8 b.

Philippine Mining Antamoks, P. 3.15

Atoks, P. 36%

Baguio Gold, P. 21%

Baintoc Min., P. 144

Benguet Consals, P. 14 X. Div.

Benguet Expl. P. .15

Big Wedges, P. 2014

Consolidated Mines, P. .03 Demonstrations, P. .62 Ipo Gold, P. 21

Para, Gold, P. .27

Masbate Cóna, P. 35

1. X. L., P. 1.25 Itogons, P. 1.60 Northern Min., P. 14 Paracale Gumnus, P. 46 -San Mauricio, P. 2

San Mauricio, $3.86/.90 8, Suyoc Console, P. .38 United Paracale, P. 1.05

Lands, Hotels, etc... H. and S. Hotels, 86 . IL K. Lands, $3815 n. H. KA Lands, 4% Doben.

$105 n. S'hal Lands, Sh. $13 n. Metropolitan Lands, Sh.-$10 b.) Humphries, 49% n. II. K. Roaltios, $6 n. Chinese Estates, $78 n.. China Realtles, Sh. $4 n. China Debentures Sh. $60 n.

Public Utilities.

H; K. Tramways, $12.15 n3,7. Peak Trams, (old), #61⁄2 n."

Peak Trams, (new), $234 n. Star Ferries, (old), 392 b. Yaumati Ferries (old), $25 n. China Lighta, $13.30 n. China Lights, (new). $104. 11. K. Electric, $53 b, Macao Electric, $20 n.

Sandakan Lights. $8.30 n... Telephone (old), $28 Telephone (new), $10 n. China Buses. Sh. $11 n. Singapore Traclions, 27/-- Ti Singapore Prof., 27/--'n.

Industrials.

sa.

Cald: Macg. (old), Sh. $191⁄2 n. Cald: Macg. (Pref.), Sh. $1ũ n. 'Canton Ices. $2.20 n.

Cement, $11.25.n.

H. K. Ropes, $3 s.

Stores, &c.

Dairy Farm, $201⁄2 u. Watson, $4.85 n. Lane Crawforda, $041 n. Sinceres, $3 n

Wing On (H.K.), $50 n. Cotton Mills." - Ewo Cottons, Sh. $14.40 11. Shai Cottons, (old), Sh. 685 11. S'hai Cottons, (new), Sh. 360 n. Zoong Sings, $26 n. Wing On Textiles, Sh. $32 b.

Miscellaneous..

H. K. Entertainments, 33 n. Constructions (old), $1% n. Constructions (new), 40 cts, in. Vibro Piling, $6.50 b.

Ch. Govt. 5% 1925 G$Bds

93% n.

H. K. Govt. 4% Loan 8% prm

H. K. Govt. 3% % Loan 3% pen

b.

Wallace Harpers $4 n.

From to-day only-

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