1937-10-27 — Page 16

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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25 words $2.00

for 3 days prepaid “

TUITION GIVEN.

LOLOMA

SL KINDERGARTEN. Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon. Half-term commences November. 3.

Groups held for Nursery, Kindergar obtainable Mrs. Douglas Orr. Phone

School. Particulars

NEW

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY,

THE

ADVERTISEMENTS.

G.

R.

NOTICE.

CHINA LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE

THE NINETEENTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING OF SHARE HOLDERS will be held at the Head Office of the Company, St George's Building, Chator Road, Victoria, Hong Kong, on Monday, 20th December, 1937, at 12 o'clock (Noon), for the purpose of re- colving a Statement of Accounts and the Report of the Directors for the financial year ended 30th APARTMENTS TO LET. September, 1937, and electing

Directors and Auditors. TO LET-Furnished room, private bathroom, verandah. With or with- out board. Please rall 41, Morrison Hill Rand, 2nd Floor Happy Valley

ten,

58900.

Junior

MOTOR CARS, ETC.

MORRIS - CAB Two-seater, dickey soal. Not a recent model but strong, rollable and bargain at $500. For appointment and trial please write Box No. 419, "Hongkong Telegraph."

FOR SALE.

KASI OR

Handmade, CARPET. seamless, 15' 10" x 13' lovely red, suitable for large recepilon room or view nt Chinese ceremonies. On Messrs. Whiteaway, Laidław.

FRIENDSHIP WITH FRANCE

(Continued from Page G.) sontimental and emotional IGCD, which for all its sentiment and emo- tion has a hard care of resolution in Its heart. But writers and thinkers Like Andre Maurois understand us: in and there are more of them France to-day than ever there were. The popularity of Maurois with British readers is an index to the Importance of this factor of-Under- standing

How are we to ensure the progres- sive development of that all-signi- neant quality? The answer, surely. lies in the word Education. Not the mere education of school and Uni- veraity

though that is important; but education which is oc- the wider quired by men and women of the world through human contacts.

We still know little of the reali- tics of each other's lives on both sides of the English Channel. The French are not travellers, but stay- at-homes. They think there is no country on earth like their own, and who shall blame them? And so, having the best, they do not leave It

Frenchmen should travel more.

In particular, they should come more often to Britain, to see how we live, and what it is that makes us, des- pite all our failings from illo- gicality and sentimentality down- wards, a power still in the affairs of the modern world.

We travel more than the French, We always have been travellers, for business and pleasure alike.

But,

so far as France is concerned, we sce as a rule that

at part of the country which is cosmopolitan, and therefore has nothing.distinctivo..to teach ..to. the aludent of national idiosyncrasy and characteristics.

Where Woman Rules

How many Britons have ever realised that France is primarily on agricultural country, in which family Life is all-important and the woman holds the purse-strings,

"The women govern France," a Frenchman said to me. I might have answered by asking him how that could be, since French women have not get the vote. I did not, because I know that what he said was true, vote or no vote.

Inmoney matters the French

woman has the power. She is the

effective government of France. When she says, "No," It is time for politicians to call a hoit and look into things.

But it has always been the tradi- tional attitude in this country, whilst conceding that woman does rule the roost. In France, to regard her rule

OF

але of frivolity. There was a time, not so long ago, when the Englishman's habit was to fix his monocle in his eye and remark com-

CHINESE REAR GUARD FEARED CUT OFF

(Continued from Page 1.)

who removed B.-United Orderly Retreat

The Public are hereby notified | person of the following Traffic arrange Press. ments which will be enforced for the official landing at 10 a.m. of HE Sir Geoffry Northcote, K.C.M.G., at Queen's Pior on Thursday, the 28th October, 1937 and for the Public Address of Welcome at noon at the King's Theatra:

Shanghal, Oct. 27, At 6 o'clock this morning the Chin ese blew up the metal Chungshan mediately to the west of the British Road Bridge over Soochow Crect in defence sector.

of

Chinese

BOW

Thousands

troops crossed into territory south of the creck during the night. Observers 1. Jackson Road and Con- any the withdrawal was well orgonis- naught Road Central from Pedder ed and well conducted, unit by unit Street to Jackson Road will be passing through will no sign of panic. entirely

A rearguard action is being closed

Vehicular to

fought at the Markham Road junction Traffic from 9.30 nm. to 10.45 where the Shanghal-Nanking and am. (approx.).

Shanghai-Hangchow Railways con- verge. Japanese planes are power- diving and bombing the Chinese.

Meanwhile a number of Chinese, Isolated in Chapel, face annihilation or surrender. They are believed to be either stragglers or units who were uninformed of the general with- drawal-Reuter.

2. Motor cars containing guesto The transfer Books of the invited to attend Queen's Pier Company will be closed from will proceed by way of Murray Friday, 26th November, 1937, to Road and Connaught Road Central Monday, 20th December, 1937, to the Hong Kong Club where the both days inclusive.

guests will alight and walk to the Pier. Cars will be parked in Connaught Road Central, cast of the Hong Kong Club.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

NOEL BRAGA,

Secretary. Hongkong, 26th October, 1937.

HONGKONG CRICKET

CLUB

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Debentures were drawn at the Pavilion on Monday, the 25th day of October, 1937;-

Nos. Nos.

Nos. Nos. Nos. Nox

180 321 440 602 201 340 418 608

3

10

120 132 150

215 N42 523

070

23

179

2277 348 637 716 07

207 388 180

635 827 Holders of drawn Debentures who' desire to be paid on the 29th October, 1937, are requested to inform the Treasurers, Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth and Fleming, on or before Thursday; the 28th [October, 1937.

AND NOTICE is hereby given that Debentures numbered as above which are not cashed on the

30th October, 1937, will be paid on the 30th April, 1938, after which date they will cease to bear Interest.

By Order of the Committee, A. K. MACKENZIE,

Hon. Secretary, Hongkong, 26th October, 1937,

CARGO for SHANGHAI

8. Lower Albert Road from! Garden Road to the junction of. Upper Albert Road will be closed to Vehicular Traffic from 11.00 am. to 12.10 p.m.”

4. Persons attending the Public Address of Welcome at the King's Theatre should be in their seats in the theatre by 11.50 a.m.

A

Japanese Bomber Down In Flames

Shanghai, Oct. 27, Japanese bomber was shot down in Games to the north-west of Shaoghal at 8.43 a.m. while attacking Chinese positions.-Reuter. JAPANESE AGAIN FIRE

ON BRITISH (Continued from Page 1.) soldiers, stationed at the Sung Sing Mill, just over the boundary had fred

6. No care will be permitted on the following car parks between 8 a.m. and 10.45 am, (approx): at the plane after the plane had (a) Wardley Street north of dropped ave bombs on the mill, in which three or four thousand troops Queen's Statue,

were refugees. The police estimated Connaught Road Central there were three to four hundred between Queen's Building casualties-United Press. and Queen's Pier, Jackson Road.

(b)

(c)

T. IL KING, Inspector General of Police. October, 1937. Hong Kong.

27th

FINANCE MINISTER RETURNS

Shanghai, Oct. 27,

The Japanese plane which was aired at by the British cutpost at Keswick Road, dropped two bombs within the British defence lines and just outside of the Settlement, near the intersection of Keswick and Great Western Roads. One struck a

a barn of the Standard Dairy Company,

The British outpost fired about 25 shots with a Lewis gun, apparently without effect-United Press.

Shanghai, Oct. 27.

A British soldier named · Alfred

Nanking, Oct. 27. Dr. H. H. Kung, Vice-President of the George Adams, stationed at the British

After an absence of several months, Executive Yuan and Minister of outpost at Cunningham Road was cut! Finance, returned to Nanking yester-on the check by a stray bullet. The day morning. He came from Shang-wound has been conflemed by the hel by motor car-Central News. military authorities.-United Fress.

PUBLIC RECEPTION

to

OCTOBER 27, 1937.

WALL OF FIRE CHECKS JAPANESE

(Continued from Page 1.) marking the capture of not only the! station, but the adjoining Administra- tion Huilding.

The Japanese advance is continuing over the whole of the Chapel and Hongkow Park sector.

Meanwhile, Japanese forces which struck southward from Tazan, are Nanking Railway position at Kinng- also advancing towards the Shanghai-

wan. At the moment it is not known, but it is considered certain, that the Chinese must have withdrawn over- night-Reuter,

Kiangwan Racecourse Occupied

Shanghal, Oct. 27 (9.30 n.m.). The Japanese have occupies the Kiangwan Racecourse immediately cast of Klangwan_village.--Reuter, Kiangwan Village Falls

Shanghal, Oct. 27 (0.50 a.m.), The Japanese have captured Klangwan village. Japanese planes are actively bombing the retreating Chinese troops-Reuter,

POST OFFICE.

INWARD MAILS

Ale Mail by "Pan American Airways Pan American Airways, Flana

Direct Berrion"---Ban Francisco date, 20th October

October 27.

October 27,

October 28,

October 20

Amoy Saigon

Зарад

Yochow Houtman Nellore,

Stralu and Europe vin Suez (let- ters and Papers) · London, 30th September and London Parcels

London date 23rd September Reach! Java

Tjinagara Salgon

October 28.

October 28.

Pres. Doumer

October 29.

U.S.A, Canada and Japan (Scattle,

9th October).

Pres. Grant'.

October 20,

Japan Japan

m/s Nanking

October 28.

Takaoka Maru

October 29,

Stralla

Bhutan...

October 30,

Nagara Maru

October 30,

Neptuna

October 31,

G. G. Paul Doumer

October 20,

Jupan Mailla Haiphong

OUTWARD MAILS

Registered and Parcel Mails are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m., registered and parcel malka are closed at 5 pm, on the previous day.

Por

Estimate Of China's Lottes By Japanese

Shanghai. Oct. 27. A Japanese spokeman estimates the Chinese casualties up to October which 07,000 23 to be 250,000, at have been killed on the field of

Japan, Honolulu, USA, C. and. §. Pres. Hoover battle.

America, Canada and Europe via and 500,000 Chinese troops form a

It is estimated that between 500,000 San Francisco-duo San Francisco, 12th November-and *Europe viá triangle

Siberia. between Liuho, Shangkat and SoochowReuter.

Amoy

Little Resistance

Shanghai, Oct. 27, A Japanese communique reports a general offensive by Japanese blue- fackets on the Chapel front and left wing. They have occupied North Station from Range and Jukong Roads, and afterwards took over Railway Administration Buildings.

the

Meanwhile it is claimed that the

right wing at Eight Character Bridge has advanced considerably, while thic Chinese continue to hold the Com- said to have occupied the Klangwan mercial Press. The Japanese arc facecourse on the outskirts of Kiang- Wan village after slight fighting. The Chinese troops had withdrawn dur-

ing the night-United Press.

Chinese Determined To

Recapture Tazang

Wednesday.

Parcels,

Ren Ord

Date and Time.

.Wed., Oct. 27,

.......Oct. 27, 3 pm. .Oct. 27, 4.35 pm. Oct. 27, 5 pm.

Shirala........Wed, Och 27, ₺ p.m.

Wed, Oct 27.

Air Mail for Miania, Guam, Hono- Pan-American Airways Piano "Pan- lula and U.S.A. by the American Airways Direct Ber. Tico

Ker.. Ord..

Rez Ord..

G. P. O.

Dei, 27, 5 pí

Oct. 28, 0 a.m.

(Use San Francisco, 2nd Nov.)

Kowloon P.O.

Oct. 27, 5 pm Oct. 27, 5 p.m.

Thursday.

Kongso.. Thurs., Oct. 28, 0.15 a.m. Hongkong Moru

Samshul and Wuchow Formosa

Swalow and Bangkok Amoy and Shanghai

Swolow Batavia, Maurillus,

Madagascar and South

Thurs., Oct. 28, 10.30 am. Kalgan...Thurn, Oct. 28, 12.30 pm. Tainan....Thurs, Oct. 8, 8.30 pm.

Friday.

Reunion, Africa,

7th

* Mall for Neris Chins, Bisa and Nanking (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" furiber points by surface trans- port as Bervions permit).

Air Mail for "Australla by Imperial Airways Bervice"-das Darwin 2nd November. Air Ball for "Imperial Airways Shanghai, Oct. 27. direct Service”—due London With defence works at their now November. positions completed the Chinese are

Formosa determined to launch A

Shanghai counter- attack on Tazang and Miaohong.

Air Bitter

these two tter fighting around points is expected momentarily.

The fall of Tazang was

attributed by Chinese military authorities to the superior arms of the Japanese which subjected the Chi

Chinese positions to severe bombardment. By repeated offensives the Japanese had been able

first to capture several hamlels around the town, including Huchia-

tho main

Chinese mengeing

Tazing.

morning by breaking

the Chinese

Arrangements have been made His Excellency Sir Geoffry Northcote, K.C.M.G. chai, Tahochlaochai and Chlumatang.

to borth our steamers alongside the Kin Leo Yuen Wharf, French Bund, Shanghai, and cargo will be; accepted for discharge into Go- downs at this Wharf.

For freight and further particu- lars please apply to:-

JARDINE, DIATHESON &

CO., LTD. General Managers, Indo-China 3.N.

Co., Ltd.*

THE HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.

What to do to help a child

Anyone knowing of a child who has been assaulted, neglected, or

A Public Reception will be held in the

KING'S THEATRE

on.

Thursday the 28th October, 1937. at 11.50 a.m.

when an Address of Welcome will be presented to His Excellency Sir Geoffry Northcote, K.C.M.G.,

ili-treated in manner likely to cause An unaccessary suffering or injury to

health, or knowing of a parent who

is seeking advice on any matter con

on behalf of

The Community of Hong Kong, invitation is hereby extended to all members

of the public to attend this reception.

cerning a child, would be doing an The whole of the Dress Circle will be available

net of kladness by communicating at once with

The Hon. Secretaries, H.K.S.P.C.co for the accommodation of members of the public GP.O. Box No. $13, Hongkong, or who have not received special invitations.

the inspector, 40, Pokfulum Road, 1st floor; or the Inspector, Violet Peei Health Centre, Wanchaft or the Inspector, 12, Sal Young Chol Street, lat floor, Kowloon.

All further steps will be taken, and expenses borne, by the Society,

The Informant's name will be kept

malice le proved.

placently, "Ah, yes-the French. strictly private, except in cases where

Such

an effeminate nation!"

Now, effeminate nations

bring

do not

up Napoleons. But nation

which take their womanhood serious- STOCK EXCHANGE |

ly produce great men, the sons of

Brilliant and

This

which

purposeful mothers.

is one of the significant things we have to learn about

much we have

France.

There is, indeed,

to

of

to learn from each other, and it is so important the future humanity that it should be learned. The qualities the two nations, are complementary in a very full sense. Leaming from Each Other.

us,

In the art of living, we have much to learn from France. In the sphere of finance and credil-management they have much to learn from We can teach them how to pay their taxes with a smile, and they can teach us how to enjoy what we have left over when the taxes are paid.

We have in common chiefly the passionato determination to preserve the liberty of the Individual,, now

;

so dangerously menaced in so many paris of the world.

30

The establishment in the heart of educational London of a cultural agency

exotic.

the Institut Francala du Royaume Uni, of which I am chairman, and its success in attracting British as well na French students

student-teachers, and

proof that even in our young people there is the capacity for mutual sympathy

and understanding be

tween Britain and France.

And once the young folle under-

stand each other, die rest is very

simple

CLOSING PRICES

Hongkong Stock Exchange, official summary issued at 3.10 p.m., yester day, states prices were slightly higher in à still restricted market.

Buyarı

Hongkong Bank $1,670 Union Ins. $500

Indo-Chinas (Pref) 31 Indo-China (Def) 343

IK. & K, Wharves $11211⁄2 HK, & W. Docks 127.80 Providenta (Old

$1.20

Providents (New) 10.32%1⁄2

Il. & 8. „Jolla $5.30 IC. Lafda (31

IK. Tramways #13%

Sur Ferries 301

Yaumati Kerrion $245 China Lights (ON) BUN China Lights (New) #11% 11.30. - Electric $54%

Telephones (910) $25

Telephones (Now) D Cemente 812.35 Dury Farma $24,00 Watsons 4

Wm. Powell, Lid. 10.49

Bellers

IK, Steamboats H. Govt. 4% Loan %% pm.

Baire

INC. & W, Docks $29 Providente, 1913), 12209 II. & 8. Holets $5.30/35 Youmati Ferrien 82414 Cliina Lights (CHα) $12.85) UK. Eectrics #38/4% Tolophonies (OM), #2% Coments #1NDSFDÓ

- Dairy - FarmLN " $26.79-

THE

SINCERE

thus m

at

Noaziang highway they

succceded in

rcar,

which

Дег

Shantung....Fri., Oct. 20, 8.30 a.m. Houtman....Fri, Oct. 29, 8.39 a.m.

Imperial Airways Piano Fri., Oct. 25,

G.F.O. and EP.O.

....Oct. 29, 330 mm. Ord.........Oct. 29, 9.20 KIL Imperial Airways Flane Fri, Oct. 29.

G.R.Ü, and K.P.O.

....Oct. 20, 8.30 am: Oct. 29, 9.30 am. Tjinegara ....Fri, Oct. 29, 0.30 a.m. Eurasia Flano ...........................

....Fri., Oct. 29. G.F.O. and Kr.O.

Rez Ord...

BeE+ Orths

.Oct. 29, 9.30 1.1. .Oct. 20, 10 MLZ.

Ranchi .....Fri, Oct. 29, 10.30 am.

Japan and Europe viu Siberia..... Pres. Doumer Fil, Oct. 20, 1.30 p.m.

Shanghai and Japan NÄ

Japan, Honolulu, Canada, USA. Ep. of Canada ...... Fri, Oct. 29.

Central and South America and

•Europe via Vancouver B.C., (Par- cela for Canada only)

Parcels, .... Oct. 29, 2 p.m. Reg. Oct. 29, 9.15 p.m. Ord. ...................... Oct. 29, 4 pun (Dur Vancouver B.C.,, 17th Nov). Newchwang .Fri, Oct. 29, 4.30 h.m.

*Superscribed correspondence only,

the Chinese NEW YORK STOCK LONDON STOCK

withdrawal from Taza

Tazang. With the fall of Tazang the Chinese forces the Mlachong

sector, which juts out to the south

EXCHANGE

bank of the Wen Tsao Creek, were SWAN. CULBERTSON & also compelled to withdraw.

The withdrawal at both places was| FRITZ LATEST REPORTS reported to be orderly and systema-

the Central News.

Chinese Planes Harass

Japanese Advance

New York, Oct. 20.

S. C. & F. New Yorit correspon-

dent cables:

Stocks: The market acted well in

EXCHANGE

YESTERDAY'S CABLED

QUOTATIONS

London, Oct. 26.

face of realising late in the session. War Loan 37% We look for un irregularly higher Chinese 4 Gold Loan movement. Barak deposits for the 108 (Brit. Is.) week lotalled $11,700,000,000, against Chinese B Gold Bands $14,000,000 the previous week.

Last To-day's

Price Price

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Shanghai, Oct. 27. For the purpose of harassing the advance of the Japanese troops Chinese planes ralded their positions as well as the Japanese warships in the Whangpoo River twice early this

Colton: Doub is arising us to the French Loan, 1900 passage of any farm bill during the chinese 8% Crisp Loan morning,

Chinese 5% Reorg. Loun They drew the usual ineffective next session of Congress due to the 1 bursts of Japanese anti-aircraft fire the Interested butly after the ralds, central News,

wide divergence of opinion among 1913 (Lon, Is.)

groups. Mr. Henry Chinese Imperial ly 8% all returned to their airbaco

of Agriculture, is Konan Rty 55 909

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

New York, Oct. 26. The following quotations on the New York commodity exchango are} Issued by Reuter:

THE LARGEST MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE' IN HONGKONG

Dec.

Jan,

Mar.

AUTUMN

Muy

July

Oct.

Spot

SALE

NOW IN

PROGRESS

BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

Many New Seasonable Goods Also included in the Sale.

See our New Season's woollen suit lengths, overcoatings and other winter materials. Let our expert tailors serve you at more reasonable.

cost.

Truly this is a chance to saveTM so welcome by everybody during such a time. Como Early !

Wallace, Scertain favour of on Lukung & Tally.

(Ger. Stpd.)

Tientsin-Pakow ly. 5

average of from 27,000,000 to 20,000,- Lung Twing & U. Tial Illy, 000 acress for 1938. The morkel Shanghai-Nanking nly. to-day was quiet and narrow.

Tientsin-Pukow J. 5% Wheat: Early in the session, the Brit. Strd.) market was strong in sympathy with Tientsin-Pukow Rly. 57% Winnipeg due to exports totalling 1,000,000 bushels, but there was no

(Brit, Sipd. Supi, Loan) follow-up. The wide parity fails to Tientsin-Pukow Juy. 57% (Ger, Sipd, Supi, Loan) stimulate exports of Chicago wheat.

Japan 5% Sterling 1907. A private estimate places the Aus-Japan 6% Sterling 1024 tralian crop at 140,000,000 bushels. Germon Int. Loan

Corn: The market was steady in Chartered Bank spite of heavier bookings. Export K. & Shot Bank...

Chinese Eng, & Min. demand was moderate, whilst Argen- Chosen Corp'n ***** tine supplies are reported to be only Pekin Syndicate

Bhai Elec, Construction Opening Closing | 60,000,000 bushels.

shal Waterwords Co, 0.19/20 8.13/14 Rubber: Tyre inventories ato. TC Union Insurance Bociety 3.12/12 ported at 11,700,000, with production Gula Kalumpang Rubber 8.09/09 in excess of shipment by 750,000 Allied Iron Founderics. Assog. Kleg, Industries, 9.00/00 tyres. There is continued pressure 8.05/05 of c.l.f, rubber and factory interest is a Matera, ord.

& Wireless, i NC "A" ord. 4.10/10 poor. 8.31

(bearer)

New York Cotton

Opening Closing

8.15/15

6.13/13

8.15/15

8.18/15

8.25/23

Sugar Liquidation of December British-American The First Notice Day for Decembar sugar in London caused a moderate Cammell

which Mexican, ord,

Eagle Cotton Is November 24. with Delivery amount of liquidation here,

Courtaulds Dato December 1.

brought about stop loss orders. The pistillers New York Hubber.

market was heavily bid after the puntop Rubber 19.20 N close, at a shade higher prices, by an General Elec. (Eng)

[Gulness (A) Ban & Co. 15.25/25 imicorlent Cuban Interest,

inwker Siddeley Aircraft Hides: It is reported that 3,500 Bristol Aeropienes 10.20/20 15.35/37 light cows were gold of the unchang- Imperial Chemical Indus.

Imperial Tobacco -15:41/43 ed orlee of 13-1/2 cents.

Marks & Spencer "A" S. C. & F. Dow Jones Summary of OK. Bazahra

Rolls Royca

Oct.

Dec.

28.45/46

Jari.

Mar.

15.00/01

May

15.00/60

July

15.74/74.

Sept.

***** Sales for the day: 3,650 tons.

15,40/40 16.52/00 yesterday's marketa:

The trend to-day was downward Leyland Motors

the

Stect.

60

31

13.

31

11/3

33/0 $2/0

25

30/7 26/3

21/0

44/0 44/10 37/70

604 07

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107/0

100/14

12/3

12/74 12/10

49/-

40/10%

107/-

107/0

33/0

33/9

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The last Notice Day for October in the lightest day's trading for the Tate & Lyin.... Rubber is October 27,

past two weeks, with

market rewall having temporised pending the meet- Smethwick Drop Forg- 07/074 Ing of the Directors of the United Ina

Armstrong Stavens 0746/0714 States Steel Corporation. Yester-reased Steel, com day's rally in now considered to hava Vickers 0214702%

been ing rapid and to have been Wentworth, ord,

Anglo-Dutch of Rubber Plantation Invest. 22,900,000 bushels. accomplished at the expense

weakening of the technical position Trust con

which

renson Burna Corp'n.... of the market, for 58/00%

Mara investimenta traders to-day vero cautious. Divi Commonwen Mining 5056/50%

題 dend actions were feature of Ranfontein Estates 60/00%

Exploration Co. si Aub Nigel ...

Dec.

May

Chicago Wheat

9874/004 00 /001

July

Monday's Sales:-

Dec,

Chicago Corn.

39/50

May

001670012

July.

The First Notice Day for December general business news to-day.

Curbs stocks were irregular and Tananmi Gold Mining Grains is November 30 and the last quiet. Bands were lower, but day December 20.

Gov-Anglo-Iranian

Oct. Dec. May

ernment issues were higher. Winniper Whest:

Close 511-11 Dow Jones, Averages Oct. 25 120/128 120/1204 30 Industrials 121/121 119/110% 20 Ralis 118/118 11734/1174 20 Uillities i The last Notice Day for October 40 Bondspot

134.43

Burma

STATIO _(bearer) .132.78 chinned 6%

34.04

22.11

05.41

Hukung Rly.

95.00

(Ger.)

- 55.81

Winnipeg Grains is October 30. 11 Commodity Index 55,00

33.33

1925 (Vickers) 21,80 Cantan-Kowloon, Hly, 89

43771 10870 210/10

10% to 118/11, 116/1

08/0

· 00/0