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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
G. MR. R.
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale of Pubile Auction to be hold on Monday, the 19th day of December, 1938, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Shak Shan, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a torm of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term of 75 years.
:
Intending bidders are adviand that lommediately after the dispo-
sal of the lot the Purchaser (if not the applicant) will be required
8.30 nm. to 7.00 p.m.
LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD. | to deposit with
H.K. Stock Market
The following quotations were issued on the Hongkong Stock Market this morning:
H.K. Banks
BANKS
$1,345 n.
1.K. Bunits, Lon.
Chartered
Mercantile, A. & II.
H.K. Fire
C70% n.
£0 n.
£274 m.
£ 13 n.
.$08 n.
Open.ng
Closing
December
8.40/40
0.45/45
Jan. (1030)
0,32/92
8.24/24
Mor. (1039)
0.28/27
8.23/23
May (1939)
8.07/07
8.04/04
Mercantile, C.
July (1939)
7.78/70
7.74/74
East An
Oct, (1930) .. :7.40/47
7.44/44
Spot
8.08 Nom.
INSURANCES
New York Rubber
Cantón
Union
$210 11. .$405 n.
December
10.21/21
China, Underwriters
Mar. (1030)
May
Sept,
18.20/29 18.07/111 14.20/23 15.30/16.09
19.02/03
.75 cts, n. $102 m.
SHIPPING
Oct.
15.04/10.00
.$8011⁄2 L.
Chilengo. Wheat
December
04/04
May
July
07/07% 07/60%
0034/06 004/06%%
Steamboats Indo-Chinus, P. Indo-Chinas, D. Shell Bearers Waterboats
$18 n.
,500 n.
6,803,000 bushels. Chleage Corn
50/40%
53/53
524/02
Sales for the day:-3,400 tons.
Wednesday's Sales:--
'December
May
July
December
Mny
July
53/334 53/50%
Winnipeg Wheat
03%/63
034/63
G0/00
01/02
62%4/021⁄2
STOCK MARKET REPORT:
The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued at 3.15 p.. yesterday, says:
The market continued quiet, with buyers at sightly lower prices than those quoted, but with no response from sellers.
Douglases 900}
Boyers
H.K.K. Wharves 115
B.K. Docks (Old) $18
Providents (014) #
H. 9. Hotels 60.70
HK. Reation 95
Star Ferries #7135
Bandakan Lights $10%. ex d.
Watsons $7.55
Entertainments $6.39
ILK. Govt 4% Loan 6% FT.
IK. Govt. 83% Loan par
Sellers
Union Insurance $485 HK, & K. Wharves #117 Humphreys $9
Lane, Crawford $3 Constructions 8134
Batce
Bandakan Lights 810 Ax
Antamoku PM, 401
Aloke 26
Baguio Gold 2
Benguet Consol, 1250
Coco Graves .47
Cons Mines „0023
Demonstrations 27%
Paracale Gumaux 135 Ban Mauriela 1 PO Suyos Consol, 20
United Paktales 43
Exchange At A Glance
HELLING
T.T. London Demand TT. Shanghal TT. Singapore T.T. Japan T.T. India
.18. 3
.18. 2% 175 Nom.
5316
Dougins,
DOCKS ETC.
Wharves Docks, (old)
Docks, (new)
Pro (old)
Pro. (new)
New Eng, Sh.
Sha. Docks, Sh.
- Kailan. Naubs
Venz: Goldfeld Hongkong Mines
KUNING
Antamoks Atoks Baguio Gold, Benguet Con. Coco Grave Con. Mines Demontrations I.X.L.
Gumaus
Mauriclo Suyor Cons0)
*Parncales
•Hotels
Landa
Lands
Sha. Landa Humphreys
LANDS
H.K. Reallics Chinese Estates
Tram.
.524 n. 01/10 n.
SD n
14
$117 5. $10 b. $17 s. .50.15 b. .$5.00 b. $5.00 n. .$100, n. .5/- 18/- n. .$0.35 n. $31. .7 cts, .
.P. 10 s. .P. 25 sa. .P. .23 sa. .P. 12.00 sa. .1. .47 0. P. .0035 0
P. 27 50. P. .05 su. --- 131⁄2 ko. ..P. 1.80 sa. .P. 20 sa. r. 53 sa.
.$6.75 b. $35b.
.4% deb. 1071⁄2 m. Sh. $9.40 n. $9 B.
UTILITIES
Peak Trams (old) Peak Trams (new) Star Ferrics
Y. Ferries (old)
Y. Ferries, (new) China Lights (old) China Lights (new) H.K. Electrics Масао
Electric Sandakan
kan Lights Telephone (old) Telephone (new) Tractions /-
Singapore Pref, s/--
INDUSTRIAL
Cald: Mac (ord.), Sh. Cald: Marg. (Pre), Sh. Canton fees Cementa Ropes
STORES, &c.
Dairy Farms
Watsons Crawfords Sincerca Wing On (H.K.) Powell, Etd,
COTTON MILLS Ewo Cotton Sh.
Shaf Cotton Sh.
Zoong Sings, ***** Wing On Textiles. Sh.
MISC.
HIK. Entertainments,
$5 b. & 3. $00 n.
an
JOCKEY CLUB DEFENCE OPENED IN LIBEL ACTION
(Continued from Page 7
had been made by the Stables Sub- Committee and also by the Stewarda? We did everything possible to solve this dimeulty.
only
And his name was posted after he had refused to pay on two occasions, in writing, and had dis regarded the letter sent by the Secretaries on April 227-I think sit the opinion of the Stewards that this money was due and owing? Yes. They all agreed that it was
Was
ow ng.
December 16. 1938.
United Americas Declaration Soon
New York, Dec. 18. The Argentine has taken command of all maiters dealt with at the Pan- American Conference relating to defence and strategy regarding the American continent, according to the Lima correspondent of the "New
York Times,"
He adds that the Argentine delega. tion has taken over the drafting of whatever "United American Front" declaration may be presented to the conference.
Italian General Campanni, the Minister at Panama, who, according to the correspondent, is understood
to be the organiser of Fascist units throughout Central America, hns Mr. Brayfield has been an owner arrived at Lima to act as observer at and has raced for many years? the conference-Reuter YCB
recom-
of the system of feeding carried out Have you ever heard him complain in the Jockey Club?-No.
Has he ever made any authorised
mendalion at all to the Stewards or to the Stables Sub-Committee? No, as far as I know,
Was there a rallier faint suggestion by him that every pony should have fodder?- its own storage bin for That was what I gathered in my
officer who will be present at the ale, the sum of two hundred dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum will be refunded on payment of the Purchase price.
conversation With him-that the fodder should be measured cut to PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. each pony and the Stables manuge ment should see to it that it was so
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BERLIN JEWS ́· DEFAULT ON LEVY AS SCHACHT HEARS PLEAS IN LONDON
(Continued from Page 5.)
ing retallation in the trade war, un- less Germany was prepared to come to an agreement.
It is now being suggested that Dr. Schacht may see a basis for a truce in the fact that appeals have been made to allow German-Jewish re- fugees to bring some of their capital from Germany.
The proposal is that Germany might allow Jews to take certain amounts of money provided similar amounts are recaptured in foreign currency from a trade balance with the countries accepting the refugees. While no contacts have yet been made between Dr. Schacht and the Doord of Trade, it in understood that Informal discussions with the refugee committee are likely to begin forth- with.-Reuter.
Social Items
I pointed out to him, however, that
it
this was impraelleable because would necessitate the employment of a large staff to see that every pony has its share of the fodder.
CHECK ON BINS
Mr. Macnamaro: Did not Mr. Brnyfelt say that a cheek bo made of the bins to see how much forage
there was at the end of the month? I am afraid I did not gather that. I understood that he wanted each pony
to have its own feed.
Wasn't it right that what was elually discussed was the measure- ment of the bin?-1 might have mis- understood him.
You
sald that the Stewards were all agreed that this extra fodder had been consumed by Mr. Bray- feld's ponies. Is that right?--I took it they all agreed. As far as I can re- colicct, everybody agreed.
honesty?No. Not in circumstances
of this kind.
You say you have no other course to the opened to you? According Article, no. The posting, up of a
ja the usual procedure. You still maintain that this is sa in
סמופרו
the right,
COMMONS TOLD OF POSITION IN HONGKONG
LONDON, Dec. 15. CAPTAIN L F. PLUGGE, Conservative member for Chatham, asked Mr. Malcolm MacDonald in the House of Commons to-day for a statement on the financial position of Hong- kong, "whose trade has largely collapsed as *
the-less compelled to support a very large result of the war in China, and which is none-
number of Chinese refugees,"
Mr. MacDonald said that Estimates of expenditure, every case where there is a dispute? while the recent interrup- nevertheless, had been pruned as river a necessary measure of caution. Yes, if we are satisfied we are intion of rail and
between You don't agree with my sugges-communications
The influx of refugees from the
adopt is to suc?--No. tion then that the proper course to Hongkong and Canton had of hostes in south Kwangtung had attained a considerable volume
Brayfield, I quite appreciate your mo- through
About your interview with Mr.temporarily stopped trade in the latter part of November, but those channels, number now were able to return Brayfield for the sole purpose of ges-there was no indication of a fighting in the neighbouring Chinese ting him to pay? I thought he would drastic deterioration in the Refugees who were destitute were be reasonable and pay.
Mr. Sheldon: If Mr. Brayfield had colonial Government's given food and accommodation, not paid under protest and negotiated financial position in the only at the cost of public funds, but
tives. Did you not go and see Mr.
afterwards to ascertain whether the sum should be paid or not, would immediate future. his name be posted up under these circumstances? No,
What is the system in the stables when a trainer requires extra sup- plles? He goes to
the office and orders it.
In
Mr. answer to His Lordship. Pearer said that every case had to be considered by the Stewards hefore a person's name was posted up..
TRAINER'S EVIDENCE
Ta Kau-po, a trainer employed by the Jockey Club and who had been in charge of Mr. Brayfleld's ponies, But the actual evidence was the said that each pony was allowed 13 evidence of the trainer, wos it not?- lbs. of fodder each day and any The stables manak r reported to us}.cxcess was to be charged to the
trainer that the
had come
and owner. acquired the fod. I agree it was the actual eviden of the trainer, which was passed to the Stewards by the stables manager.
You have heard Mr. Brayfield and his two mafoos say in evidence that he has been supplying on his own extra food to his ponies?-Yes.
If that is true, would you agree with him that necessity for giving his pony another. there would be no
1 s.-No.
QUESTION OF FODDER
That would bring it to 20 lbs-1 van't agree because I can't tell how how much food Mr. Brayßeld gave to his ponics.
but
Mr. Brayfield had two ponies- Salvage Master and Ship Master- and the latter was very thin when he first look charge of it in January st. During that month he gave 13 lbs. of fodder to cach
when pony, during February when the annual meeting was held, he increased this to 14 lbs. in the case of Salvage Ship Master. He also hat charge Muster and 14 lbs. in respect of
of seven other ponits, two of which he
Mr. Brayfield said he brought about lbs. Do you still think 14 lbs. more is necessary? I should think 19 lbs. of fodder quite enough for achow, not strong." pony, though I have a pony in my own stable having only 9 lbs, a day, If a pony is in hard training he eats
more.
If Mr. Brayacld's story is true, he would naturally be a bit astonished to get the bill charging him $0.10 a month? I suppose he would, but it does not necessarily mean he did not get the extra fodder.
AN UNPLEASANT NOTE Mr. Brayfield wrote the letter on March 10, probably with a slight sense of irritation, would you barce that it was an unpleasant note-Yes. He has been described as an unreasonable man by Mr. Potter, do you agree?--I believe he was unrea
The Loloma Kindergarten will be .$17.10 sa. | holding a Christmas Festival on
$0 n.
Tuesday, December 20, at 3.45 p.m. $34 11. $712 b.
The following forthcoming wed- $23 n. $22 n. dingy are announced: Mr. Frederico $10.20 sa, Desiderio Franco, clerk, and Miss .$10 n. Helen Wong, of 141 Wongnelchong $58 sn. Rood; and Mr. Lam Wing-hung.sonable. $17 n. editor of the Wah Kiu Yat Po, and .5103⁄4 L. } Miss Kwok Wal-han, of 70 Wal
$23,50 n. ! Ching Street, Yaumati,
+
$8.80 n. 21/3 11. 25/- 11.
The National Red Cross Society of China will show this evening at 0.30 $14 n. at the St. John Ambulance Brigade .. $13 n.
n. Headquarters, Taihang Road (kindly $1.70 m. lent by Mr. A. Morris), a fim de- picting the work of the Red Cross field units at the front. Members of local relief organisations are invited $25 n. to be present. $7.50 Ба. 30 s. $2 n.
$15.80 n. $4.25 n.
Would you agree with me that, a man may sometimes he unreasonable and yet honest7-Yes.
Do you doubt that Mr. Brayfield was dishonest in denying that this fodder was not suppled? I am not going to disbelleve him because have no way of proving it.
HONEST CLAIM IF PROVED
T
Isn't, his claim an honest one7-If he could prove it, yes. I don't think Mr. Brayield would be dishonest about it.
It has been stated that there was a bona de dispute about the account, Mr. G. H. Vinall left Kobe оп
do you agree?-We decided there was $30 n. Friday, December 9 on the Empress
of Russia to meet Mrs. Vinall, who is a dispute, but we had proof which 00 eis. n. returning from England, in Hong-
satisfied us that the moɑcy was due. But at the time you conceived this kong. They expect to return to Kobe
point, Mr. Brayfield was perfectly at the end of December but will soon thereafter leave for Yokohama, where honest in resisting this claim?-I
$16.40 n.
$106
Sh. 624 m. | Mr. Vinall will have charge of the don't know, if you put it quite like
$40 n. work of the reorganised and united that. Of course, he was honest in
also gave extro fodder. AB trainer he was the only person who measured out the feed for the ponies, and nobody else. He drew the fed- der from the Jockey Club and signed for it.
On February 5 or 6 last, he, spoke to Mr. Brayfield about excess fod-
der, saying,
pony pay more Mr. Brayfield did not renly though he appeared to understand what he said. At the end of the month, the clerk of the stables told him he had overdrawn 183, lbs. of fudder and he replied they were for the ponity of Mr. Brayfield and Messrs. Wolf and Har- rlson. Subsequently, the clerk formed him that Mr. Brayfield had complained of the excess,
and he (witness) repiled that Mr. Braydeli ought to pay as they were for his ponies.
On one occasion he spoke to Mr. Brayfield, "All this month more chow ir Mr. and next month Brayfield replied: "Jockey Club ton
much money, no pay."
Hearing is proceeding.
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as been some talk that the
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We have to administer the than the actual illness that preceded of the Association, and there it. Your whole body is left, in a The following quotations were re-have no strength to combat any
state of complete exhaustion. You was no other course to adopt than to
post Mr. Brayfield's name. celved after the close of the morning renewed attacks.
given him ample time to try and Bession through Reuters:
solve this question,
,100%
T.T. U.S.A.
.20
Constructions,
T.T. Manila
58%
Vibro Piling
T.T. Batavin
,53%
Ch. Govt. 0% 1925
TT. Bangkok
140%
GS Bonds.
T.T. Saigon
1001
T.T. France
.10.85
H.K. Govt. 32%
.$0.30 b. .$145. $7 n.
.73% n. H.K. Govt. 4% Loan..6% prm. b. par bi
QUICK RECOVERY AFTER ILLNESS
T.T. Germany
..72
127%
1/64%
MANILA SILARES
1/3%
.1/3.6/32
.201
.11.50
.844
Antamok
.4.07%
Atok
Barlo Gold
T.T. Switzerland
TT. Australia
BUYING
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4 m/ France
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U.S. Cross rate in Lon.
"Down Under" Radio
Strong
CANBERRA, Australia. Australia's response to the wat fover of the world is to improve national defence by construction of the largest radio station In the Bri-
tish Empire. It will be completed in 1940 and will provide day and night communications with all war ships in Australian and adjacent watere and with the naval radio stations throughout the world.
Benguet Cons.
Business Done Prices in Peso Dec. 18. Dec. 16.
23 unq
23%
12.50
13.30
.47
37
Consolidated Mirion
0035
0033
Unq.
Unq, Ung.
Ung.
1.80
1.50
10
43
Coco Grove
Demonstration
Paracala Gumaus
San Mauriela
Buyor............
United Paracale...
Ker
Doctors and nurses realize the importance of a speedy recovery after Illness. In Horlicks they have found a highly nourishing food that can be easily digested when all other foods cause nausea.
Horlicks rebuilds your exhausted body. Convalescence is shortened. You feel 'ull of vigour and vitality, Always keep Horlicks ready at hand, In these difficult times of anxiety
The following is Swan, Culbertson and worry, the task of carrying on
& Fritz report on this morning's and doing work which must be done market:
The Manila market was extreme
17 quiet and prices steady. In most issues there were
We have
Was it ever discussed between the Stewards as to whether Mr. Bray- field should be sued or not?-Not s far as I know.
THE BETTER COURSE
i am putting it to you that this' would have been the better course because many people object to be called a defaulter?-I still maintain we have no alterative but to post His name up. Some people might dislike being sued in Court mid some
is a doubly dumcult one which must to being called a defaulter.
tend to exhaust one's nervous energy.
Mr. Braydeld does not mind being Horlicks builde up strength, cited as defendant but objects strong- no sales or un- vilailty and prevents that listlesmessly to being called defaulter because changed. However, Antamok and and Uredness caused by constant the latter term implies dishonesty.
strain.
H. M. Hodges, I put it to you that it is a serious
Baguio Gold were up centavo, nervou while United Paracale was up one Kayamally Building, Queen's, Road, I thing to call a man a defaulter ba
centavo.
Hongkong.
cause there, is an imputation on his
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..Sat., Dec. 17, 10.00 am..
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Air Mail for "Air France Service" Lyeemoon
duo Marseilles, 1st January,
Japan, Honolulu, U.S.A., Central and President Coolidge ....Sat., Dec. 17.
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..Dec. 17, 4.18 pm..
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Air Miali for Malays, Java and Am- Imperial Airways Plane
tralia
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