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JARDINE, MATHESON & CO, LTD, General Managers. Hongkong, 11th March, 1988.

Engineers' Institute

In Session

"In an Institution of this nature it is the quality of members and not the number that matters," said Mr. W. G. M. Wilson, Chairman, at the annual meeting of the Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders yester- day.

Bongs by Richard. Tauber Adelodio

(Rubinstein and Bernhoff); Night Divorce Loom "The Gay

Let Me Love You To fight (Clifford Grey Jack Waller Joseph

Tunbridge), 10.20 Eale da Costa at the Piano.

(Arnheim, And Lovely and Lemare); Many Happy Returns Of

The

Day (Kennedy and Dobson): "Sunshine SusloMedley. **Rdie da Costa with Harry Jacob-Institution be run on lines laid down

son

(Piano

Duet);

10.30 Dance Music.

Fox-Trots-Alone Again (Woods): Melody From the Sky (From "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine),

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Winnick and His Orchestra

Mr. Wilson said the decrease in membership was due to the fluctual- ing floating population and the in- alstence of the Committee that the

by the regulatons, which had resull- ed in some members having to absent themselves.

Mr. Wilson said there had been a the small financial loss, although

than

Maural refrain; "Tango-My Lost bar had done belter business

Prof. Middleton-Smith made jla

ove (Cobian and Kennedy); Quick-f last year. This was due to the com- step On The le

The Lle Of Klichymiboko plete renovation and refurnishing of (Pola and Chase).

Chase),... Henry Jac- the rooms, and had it not been for ques with His Correct Dance Tempo this a profit would have been shown. Orchestra; Fox-Trots Smoke Dreams (Freed and Brown); There's That Look In Your Eyes Again (From appeal to engineers to take a greater Peter Yorke Interest and show a pride in their 'Head over Heels").

Batown and His Orchestra with vocal Institution. Engineers were a acat- profession by helping the TC- Blues (Ellington); tered body, he said, and he hoped frain; Rent Parly, Doing The Voom Voom

cffort Ellington)....Duke Ellington And that during the year every His Orchestra; Waltz-One Kiss In A would be made to obtain their co- Million (de Rose and Lewis); Fax- Trot-Love, Please Stay (Hayhurst and Mayer)....Henry Jacques with His Correct Dance Tempo Orchestra.

11.0 Close Down.

(Miley

STOCK MARKET

REPORT

The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued at 12.30 p.m. yesterday, says:

The market was again very quiet, with very little business passing.

Manila was conier.

Dayers

Bank of East Asia $80 „Union-Insurance – $533

China Underwriters $2 H.K. Steamboats $16 Providents (Old) 13.00

H. Carde debentures 45% $200

Chinese Estates (9)

HJC Tramways $18,80

Peak Trams (Old) $7

Star Ferries $8415)

China Lights (Old) $12.10

H.K. Electrics $504

Sandakan Laighin $143%

Cement $17%

Sinceres 12 20

Wing On (IX) 14 Wm. Powell. Ltd, 30.80 Constructions #1%

Gay 135% 20% pm. Wallace Harpers $10 Maromana (L.) 3/10

Balen

Hongkong Bank $1,829

Haube $7.99

1.K. Landa $334

H.K. Electrics $594

Telephones _Now) $10%

Watsons $0.75/80

H.K. Docks ax. rights 121.08

Antamaks Pr. Ji

Atoke 2014

Baguio Gala 20

Benguet Consol, 0.59

Coco Grove A2

Consolidated Misen Bli

Demonstrations 20%

1. X. L. 20

San Mauricio 42% Suyse Conio). 15

United Paracales .41

U. S.

May

July

COMMODITY

PRICES

LATEST CABLED

October

QUOTATIONS

December

New York, Mar. 30 New York Cotton

Opening Closing 8.55/65 8.57/50 8.00/60

8,31/50

operation.

Mr. J. Russell remarked that the Institution should be, in principle and practice, an association for those who belonged to the professions embodied under its name. He would like to see the two great docks coming together and showing greater interest in the Institution.

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The Chairman said he had always felt there was plenty of room for the Institution in the Colony. It was organised on the soundest of prac- tices and, furthermore, it had plenty of money. If the Institution could be used more it would be a great benefit to every engineer.

The following were elected officer- bearera-President, Prof.————-C.-A.-- Middleton-Smith;

Vice-Presidents,

Messrs. E. Cock and B. D. Evans

Secretary,

Mr.

W. F. Simpson;

Treasurer, Mr. J.

Librarian, Mr. F. J.

Neil

Tarrant; Managing M. Wilson, W.W

Committee, Messrs. W.

F.

G. G. Saunders, C. Bond, Simpson, M. A. Calrna, B. D. Evans, F. J. Neill, J. W. Wells, W. Kalley,

E. Laldiaw, J. J. Foster and Russell.

NEW

YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

SWAN, CULBERTSON & FRITZ LATEST REPORTS

New York, Mar. 30.

S. C. & F. Dow Jones summary of yesterday's.markets:

оп

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Business news to-day was mixed. The sale of two exchange seats al $52,000 each, which was the lowest price obtained since 1918, was reflection of the current gloominess

Wall Street. Gasoline

stocks declined after 18 consecutive rises. Electrictly production for the week was more than 10% below that of the corresponding week in last year. Rubber and tin prices were weak. There are fears that the American recession

spread may

abroad. Favourable factors included prospects of swift aid for the rallroads, the fact that car-loadings were above seasonal and the steel outlook has improved.

S. C. & F. New York correspon deat cables:

Stocks: The market shows Hitle rallying 0.83/63

power. We still believe that

8.60/60

8.02/02

8.00/00

Jan. (1939)

8.82/02

8.65/05

Spot

Mar. (1939)

The First Notice

8.05/05

8.00/69 8.01 *

a selling climax is necessary to end the current phase, from which sharp technical rally should

#

Cotion: The market resists well,

Cotton is April 20 ay for - May but hos no bullish Incentive and

New York Rubber

May

September

July

10.75/80. 10.95/90. 11,05/00 .10.85/01: 11.20/28 11:00/02

11.50/52

In

the

traders are awaiting an improvement

industrial outlook.

The French monetary situation is unset- Qing. There was a fale demand for May:at 8.50. 11:20/22 Wheat: Crop 11.25N

are in

December January ..kudo

Sales for the day: 8,640 ton

Chicago

May

July

Whest

87/884

rou estimates creasing, while exports are smaller,

Corn; The situation is unchanged. Rubber: Up-turna in price meet 8514/88% with rob (6296/824

Belling; but there is ronowed less pressure.

The market is very 4/826 nervous, and factory

negligible. interests

824/8244 Saturday's Sales: 28

,809,000 Corn

Sugar: The market,

SENNET FRERES

'HIGH" CLASS JEWELLERS Gloucester: Building

Street

RECORO

WATERPROOF

WATCHES

with

STAINLESS

STEEL

BRACELET

$7500

And

each

prices are easier in sympathy with

the London market.

Dow Jones Averartes. Mar. 19:

30 Industriala

St. Georges |- Ball May Be

Abandoned

Presiding Officer Tells Of Loss

Governor Is Patron

SOVIET TRAITORS EXECUTED

Airmen Shot Down Attempting Escape

POST OFFICE

ONCE AIR MAIL LETTERS

VIA

****Air-mail letters may be posted in @Letters and Pos

the ordinary-"posting boxes. They and South America should be clearly marked "By Als via Siberia” if so superscribed Mall"d and bear suficient postage. Insuficiently prepaid letters may be. forwarded by Steamer Bervice, at the taxed with, double the deficiency or

discretion of the Post Offico.',

Helsinki, Mar. 30, Five Soviet naval officers and three sailors were shot at Habarovsk for supplying the Japanese with plans of Vladivostock, harbour and fortifien-AGAIR MAIL' SERVICES

Air Mall Services to Shanghai,

OUTWARD MAILI TIMES Registered and Parcel Maili :: are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below tinless otherwis stated, and where raalls are advertis ed to close at or before 9 a.m., re

tions. Mahair istal tim plints Nanking, Taingtau, Tientsin and Pel-gistered and parcel: malli:ard closed

At the Uime of

to

scized of the Soviet Air Force plane and attempted to escape Japanese. They were two Chinese territory occupied by the

-Presiding at the annual general meeting of St. George's Society, held in the Boardroom of the Hongkong Jockey Club Exchange Buliding

miles yesterday, Mr. G. S. Archbutt an nounced that if the annual ball of from the frontier when planes over- the Society was not sufflelently sup- took them and shot the machine ported, it would have to be abandon-down. Both fugitives were killed. ed. Referring

to

the

charitableReuter,

work done by the Society-the President remarked that expenditure on rellet work, showed a reducilon compared with 1930.

the present at the meeting were

Those

D.

Mr. G. 8. "Archbutt (President), | Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell (Vice- President); Messrs. L.. C. F.

Bellamy PS. Cassidy, W. A. Cornell, J. Danby, V. C. Labrum,

and C. C. Roberts (Committee), Hon. Sir Henry Follock, Mr. E. Cock, and Mr. Dixey-Beal, and Mr. A. Sommerfelt (representing the Secretaries and Treasurers, Messrs. Linstead and

Davis).

The President said:

LOYALIST ATTACK

Claim Insurgent Drive Checked

Barcelona, Mar. 30.

It is officially stated that, in addi- tion to halting the Insurgents on the Frogn sector, the Loyalists launched

west of a counter-offensive south Teruel and captured three hills near. Val de Cuenca. The

he Government now dominates. Masegozo Terriente.

An army official stated that the fo- milliary situation has changed vourably and the critical moment has passed. "I think that to-day marks the turning point in the

nghting,

he added. Arogon- United Press.

Gentlemen, Before proceeding with the business of the meeting, should like to place on record our appreciation of the fact that His Excellency Sir Geoffry Northcote has graciously consented to become

Society. Patron of this

of The report and statement necounts for the year 1937 have been in your hands for the prescribed | period,

with your and

I. propose permission to take them as read.

CINZA CROSSED The form of the accounts is

Barcelona, Mar. 30. familiar to you, and an explanation The Insurgents have crossed

the

of differences between 1937 and the Cinza at several points north of previous year is given in the report. Fraga. The Loyalists are resisting do not propose, therefore, to com-strongly and repulsed several attacks ment at any length on the figures. from the south.

should like, however, to make Insurgent units between Fraga and reference

to our charitable work. Lerida have established communica→ Our main expenditure is on rollet tions with an outpost at Lerida, work which, Incidentally, shows a where they overheard a Loyalist out-

+ reduction as compared with 1936. I-post transmitting orders to withdraw

am pleased to say that we have once the artillery.--United Press. again received a refund in respect of financial Essistance granted. The whole of the amount of $120 refund- ed was received from one lady for whom we were able to arrange a passage to England in return for services as a children's nurse.

THREE WOMEN ASSISTED

An unusual, feature of the year's activities was that of the persons we assisted three were women, all yefy, deserving cases. I should like to take this opportunity of express- ing my appreciation of the assistance ‚and · · co-operation' which we have received from the Hongkong Benevo- lent Society, the Police and the British Legion.

The fact that grants and donations were

less last year than in the previous year docs not mean that Donations for charity are not re- quired. Calls on us vary from year to year, and we can never tell what the future will bring forth. I hope that Members will respond as readily

they have done. In the past.

predecessor expressed the hope that the annual golf match against the St. Andrew's Society would be played by much more re- presentative sides rather than by the selected few as hitherto. The pro- position found favour with our old "enemies" and the result was that teams of 40 a side competed, but I regret to say that once again we were compelled to admit defeat, although I understand that all par Ucipating in the match thoroughly enjoyed themselves..

We also played a most enjoyable lawn bowls match against the St. Andrew's Society, but here also we were beaten. We shall have to look to our laurels this year both at golf and at lawn bowls,

MEMBERSHIP DECREASE

Our total membership does not show any signs of Increasing; “In fact, it is less than last year in spite of the fact that 34 new members were elected during the year under review. I hope you will all do your best to bring in new Members,

Here. I feel that it will not be out

BRITISH HELPLESS TO STOP MURDER

Shunghal, Mar. 30. Feeling is running high in British military circles to-day as a result of an incident this morning on the Creek Bridge over the Soochow dividing Hongkew from the rest of when Japanese the Settlement, soldiers beat an old Chinese man and then threw him into the water.

The whole netion was in full view of the sentries of the Durham Light infantry who were on duty at the _end_of_the_Bridge and who were unable to leave their posts. They were compelled helplessly to watch the man being drowned, while the Japanese soldiers laughed and cheer- e-Reuter,

Dissension In Soviet

Secret Radio Station Attacks Government

Riga, Mar. 30. The secret Moscow radio station again transmitted last night fierce denunciations of the Soviet Govern-

ment.

Men and women speakers attacked the Government for interfering with the affairs of other nations in order to create International chaos and an- nounced a steady growth in the ranks of the liberators which, they declar

of place to inform members that this ed, would shortly make them a legal year the Annual Ball resulted in a party. small loss which your Committee alightly interfered with reception-

a government station Jamming by a have agreed to make good. There is not the slightest doubt that the loss Reuter. is the result of the disinterested: nttitude of members generally.

ping are temporarily suspended. at 8 pm on the previous day,

INWARD. MAILS

From

Air Mail by "Imperial" Airways

Per

Direct

Bervice"--London date,

Bangkok and Swalow

Japan

Calcutta and Straits

*** 23rd March"

Shanghel

Shanghai and Swalow Pakhol Japan and Amoy

Japan

Straits

and Shanghai

Haiphong ••**

Australia and Manila Swatow

Alf Mall by "Pan American Airways

** Direct Bervice"--Ban

date, 25th March Japan

and Shanghol Saigon.......

-Imperial--Airw

Kwelyang Nankin

Yuen Sang·

Conte Ros50

Klangeu Lianychow Naldera Telnan

Francisco Fan-American.

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct

Service"-London

Imperial Airways Plane

April 3.

April 3..

I

March 31.- March 31..

March 31.

March 31...

April 1..

April 1

Africa Maru.

.April 2.

Behar

¡April 2..

G.G. Paul Doumer

April 2

Nellore

April 2.

Newchwang

April 2..

Airways Plane Sphinx Houtman

April 2.

April Z.

April '9..

date.

*

26th March

.Abril z..

Straits

Protesilatis

Shanghai, Foochow and Swalow

Soochow

Japan and Shanghai

Acncas

April 4.

Straits

Calchas

April 4.

Tientsin

Yunnan

April 4..

Straits

Boissevain

April 5..

Strults

Cremer

April 3.

Java and Manila

Tjinegara

April 5.

U.S.A., Canada, Japan and Manila

(Seattle date, 12th March) Tientaln

Pres. McKinley

April 8.

Chengtu

April 7..

Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shang-

hal (Vancouver BC., 19th March) Emp, of Asia Manila

April 7.

Potsdam

April 7.

Amoy

Shirala

.April 7.

Japan

Talthyblus

April 7..

Japan

Dakar Maru.

April 8.

Japan and Shanghai

Hakuson Maru

April 8..

Japan

Kunihima Maru

April B..

U.S.A.. Honolulu, Japan and Manila *-

(San Francisco date, 11th March) Pres. Pierce Straits.... Straits and Manila

April 8.

Kashima Maru Victoria

April 9...

.April 9..

Date and Time

For

́OUTWARD MAILS

Per

Thursday.

Muinam Talyin

Thurs,, Mar, 31, 1.30 p.m.. Thurs., Mar. 31, 3. p.m.

Japan Thurs., Mar. 31.

С.Р.О, АНА К.Р.О. **Parcels,

is

Holbow Manila Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, Canada, Emp. of

U.S.A., Central and South America and Europe via Vancouver B.C., (Parcels for Canada only)—due Vancouver B.C., 19th April and

Europe via Siberia.

Air Mail, for. Wachow, Kwellla, O.N.A.C. Plane.

Kwely-g-and-Chungking-by-the-

Mar. 31, 5. p.m. .Apr.-1, 9.15 a 1.Apr. §1, 10. am.

...,Fri, Apr. 1..

.Apr. 1. 9.30 aman..

¡Fri. Apr. 1, 10 am..

Fri, Apr. 1

Reg.,

Ord..

Friday

Samshul and Wuchow....

Talming

..Fri., Apr.1, 8.18 a.m.

Air Mail for Slan, Lanchow and Eurasia Plane

Chengtu, etc. (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service” (To further polats by surfaco transport as Services permit). Kongmoon

G.P.O, and K.F.O.

Reg.,

.Apr. 1, 0.1.....

Ord..

On Lee.

P.O.

"C.NO." Airways Direct Ser- Vico"

Reg.,

Apr. 1

Ord.

.Apr. 1, 5' p.m.

Ref..

Ord..

Manila, Rabaul, Australia and New Nankin

Brisbane-due "Zealand・・ via

Brisbane 19th April..

Parcels Reg., Ord.,

Struits, Sandakan, Ceylon, India, Naldera

*East and South Africa, Aden,

P. O. & E. PO,

Egypt und Europe via Marseilles -due Marseilles 20th. April.

Parcels

Rez.

Ord..

Saturday

1. 5'p.m..

Apr. 2, 8 am... ... Fri., Apr. 1.

F:0,

Apr 1, 5 pm..

Apr. 1, 5 pm. Apr. 2, 9 am.

Fri, Apr. 1......

1.Apr, 1, 8 pm. Apr. 2. 945 am..

.Apr. 2, 10.30 am..

Air Mall for "Australia by Imperial Imperial Airways Plane Saf., Apr. 2..

"Alrways. Service"-due · Darwin,

6th. April

Ale Mati, for... "Imperial” Airways Imperial Airways Piane-Sat., Apr. 2...

Direct Bervice"-dne

10th. April. *

London,

Air Mail for “K.L.M., Airways Nalderas.

Service"-due Amsterdam, 12th

April.

Tientsin

Ord

*****. 1.2

Se Bati Apr.

G.P.O. and K.P.O. KAY

Apr, 2, 9:30 am. 15 Abr.

pr. 2, 10 mm.

Sat, Apr. 2, 10.30 a.m..

22.30

Straits, Ceylon, India,

East

and Africa MartOLO

South Africa. Japan..

Air Mall for "France Orient Air- Sphinx,

Service" due'. Marseilles,

ard

G. P. O. & E. P. 0. .. Bery Ord.

...Apr. 2, 8 sID (Apr. 2, 0 MIN.

* G. P. 0. A E. P.0.* Ber..

Ord

KCE.

Chong On

Yuensang

G.P.O. and E.P.0.2

17th April.

ReK-

*

PLANE CRASHES

·IN CEMETERY:

Ord

Apr

Saigon,

G.P.0,' and

via · Marselles due Marseilles, 2nd May.

Ord

Manila, Straits, Ceylon, "Indla, Conte Rosso

Egypt and Europe via Brindis

due Brindiel, 24th April.

Reg- Ord

Holhow, Pakhol and Haiphong Kiangsu Air Mail for Manlis, Guam, Hono--Pan-American

lulu and USA by the "Pan- Airways Plane American Airways Direct Service" wedne. San-Francisco, 10th-April.“

Bat,

Apt. .

K. P. O

Ref..

Ord..

GPO

Ber Ord

It will readily be appreciated that the time must arrive when, it the Ball is not sufficiently supported, we shall have to consider abandoning it. This, I think, would be a great play. It should be fully supported, as it is

Tacoma, Mar. 30. the only function of its kind which An aeroplane crashed in a ceme- the St. Georgda Society holds. It tery to-day amid tombstones which provides Englishmen, members of the were completely demolished. -- Society, with an excellent oppor- The plot was uninjured and walk- tunity of meeting their friends and ed to a nearby farmhouse-United of returning hospitality: I should ❘ Prazz. like to see it well supported not only

to make it a continued success as a Pollock and corried. function, but also as a means of adding to our charțiable funds,

The Hon. Mr. M. T. Johnson was elected Vice-President. on the pro- Mr. Danby, bu posal of Mr. Cornell, seconded by

Last year on St. George's Day, a wreath was laid at the Cenotaph, and a-wreath was also laid at the Ceno-

The following were elected to the taph on Armistice Days

General Committee for 1938: Messrs. Before closing, I should like 10L CAF. Bellamy J. K. Bousfeld, express my personal thanks to the C. B. Brown, P. 5. Cassidy, W. A. members of the Committee for their Cornell JD. Danby, F. C. Hall, help and assistance during my year C. Labrum, G. Miskin, of dico. In addition I should like to

C.

add my grateful thanks to Mr Roberts, G. G. N. Tinson and G. G. Sommerfelt

Wood Your Surrepresenting Secretaries and Treasurersy for his

Messrs. Linstead and. Davis were assistance to me personally re-elected Secretaries and Trea-

The report and accounts were butt seconded, by Mr. Labrum..

surers on the proposal of Mr. Arch- seconded by Mr. Bellamy, and passed

CTION OF OFFIC

It was 'decided that a wreath

on the Cenotaph on St. George DAY April 29, this year.

Before the meeting Hon, Sir Henr.

vole 2 of

thank

n, Ceylon, India, East and Sphinx South Africa, Egypt and Europe.

Monday

2 4.15 pm ....Apr. 2, 4 pm

***** 5 Apr. 2.

- G.P.O. and K.P.0.5

Apr, 2, 415 pa

Apr. 2, 5 pm.

Sat, Apr. 2, 5PM.

Swalow, Foochow and Tientsin, Hoihow Swalow, Shanghai and Tientsin Chaksang Siraits, Ceylon, India, Aden, Egypt Aenear

and Europe via Marseilles due Marseilles, 7th May, and London. “ Parceladuse London, 14th day.

Amoy and

Apr: 3,6 km.

Mon., Apr. 4. 10.30 am. Mon, Apr. 13.30 pm. Mon, Apr 4,

Apr. 4pm

4.16 p.m.