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Instruments, plano, plananecarticulars regarding member- also musle theory and instrupfip and subscriptions may be tlon, from first January obtained from the Hon. Secretary 507, "Hongkong Telegraphy

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"Potsdam", new

many separate

quantity only. Flower Shom

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parket

Mowing quotations were

D. A. PETERS,

Hon. Secretary.

December 22, 1938,

CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

on the Hongkong Stock Steamship

At this morning:

BANKS

1.K. Danks, S..

ILK. Banks, Lon. £. Chartered £

13 n. .80 n.

.1,100 b.

.83% n. 95% 1.

Mercantile, A. &. B. L.

.274 n.

Mercantile, C. £.

East Asia S

INSURANCES

Canton $.

Union $......

H.K. Fire S..

SHIPPING

Douglas, $..

China Underwriters cts.

Steamboats

Indo-Chinas, P. Indo-Chinas, D.

Shell Bearers 5/- Waterboats

DOCKS ETC.

Wharves $..

Ducks (old)

Docks (new)

Providenta (old)

Providents (new) $.

New Eng. Sh.

Sha. Docks, Sh.

Kollan /~

Raubs

MINING

Venz: Goldfield

Hongkong Mines

Antamoks Pr. cx, div.

Atoks Ps.

Baguio Gold PS.

Benguet Con. Ps.

Coco Grove Pa

Con. Mines Ps.

Demonstrations Ps.

IX.L. Ps.

Gumous Ps.

San Maur.clo Ps.

.200 11.

.405 m.

70 s.

178 n.

62 b.

$18.

560 m.

$24 n.

80/7 n.

.116 b.

$18

b

$17

D.

.$0 35 b.

.6.15 b.

$5.00 n.

.$100 n.

17/0 m.

$9.36 n. $3.n.

71⁄2 cts. n.

Suyoc Contol Ps. ex.-div.

Paracales P.....

LANDS

Hotels $. Lands $. Lanus 4% deb. Sha, Lands Sh. Humphreys ..

UTILITIES

.52 su. 27 53.

14.30 su.

51 62.

.003 sa.

28 sa.

"JEAN LABORDE"

3*A/39

Bringing Cargo from Marsellles via Saigon, exci, arrived Hongkong on_Friday, 23rd December, 1936.

Consignces are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Op.um, Treasure and Valuables are landed and stored into the Go- being

of the

downs of Hongkong Kowlcon

Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., Kow- Ioon, whence delivery may be obtain-

ed iminediately after landing.

All claims must be sent in to me

on or before 3rd January, 1930, or they will not be recognized

Damaged Packages will be examin-

the ed by

Company's Surveyor Messrs:-Goddard and Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10,00 December, a.m. on Thursday, 20th 1938.

Consignees must have a Revenue Omcer in attendance when any duli- able goods are examined by the

Company's Surveyors,

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever,

I OHL Agent. Hongkong, 23rd December, 1930.

STOCK MARKET

REPORT

The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued at 12.30 p.m. 40 s. yesterday, says: .20 sa.

After the rather prolonged holi- .61 sa. day, the market opened unexpected- ly steady, with the lower-priced .6.85 6. stocks taking the lead in the en- 36 b. quiries. The session was too short 107 n.

for the market to get into its stride, .$94.

but clases quite steady.

50 C .$3 b.

.90 n.

H.K. Realties Chinese Estates

Tram. $. Peak Trams (old) Peak Trams (new)

17.25 b.

.$6% n.

Star Ferries

Y. Ferries (old)

Y. Ferries, (new)

China Light $....

China Light Rights $.. H.K. Electric

Macao

Electric Sandakon Lights $.

Telephone (old)

Telephone (huw)

Tractions a/-

Singapore Pref., s/-

INDUSTRIAL

Cald: Marg. (ord.), Sh. Cald: Macg. (Pre.), Sb.

Canton Ices

Cements

Ropes

$34 n. .$71% n.

.$22% 5.

12.

,0,50 b. .3.50 b.

$57% 8.

$1712

.10.00

11.

E.

...23 0.

$8.00 n.

.. $13.

21/3 n.

25/- n.

.. $14 m.

$1.70

.

..15% b.)

$4.25 n.

STORES, &c.

$24.50 .

.7.50 b.

$2 n.

$30 n.

00

n.

104 n. 24 n.

Dairy Farms

Wations

Crawfords

Sinceres

Wing On (I.K.)

Powell, Ltd. ets.

COTTON MILLS

Ewo Cotton Ex. rt. Sh.$....10% n.

S'hai Cotton Sh.$

Zoong Sings, St.$.

Wing On Textles, Sh.Ş. .40 n.

MISC.

II.K. Entertaiments $.....8.00 b. Constructions,

.104 5. 6.50 .

Vibro Piling $.. Ch. Govt, 5% 1025

.75 .

GS Bonds ..... II.K. Govt. 46 Loan..0% pr. b. H.K. Govt. 31⁄2 par b.) Mursmans (Lon.) /35/10 n. Marumin (1K), s/- .... 3/- n.

MANILA SHARES

The following quotations were re- ceived after the close of the morning sesalon through Reuters:

Business Done Prices in Pomon

Antamok

Atok

De. 2 Dee, AD,

,53

my

20%

Bagulo Gold

Ung,

,231/

lenguel Cons

14.30

14.20

Coco Grove

31

Con BIMINE Mines.

.003

.003

Demonstration

20

Ung.

I

Ung.

Fornen'e Cumaus

Ung

Han Mauriolo

7,00 1.70

Buyou

20

20

United Parcala ....

The follow.ng in Swati, Culbertson

& Fritz' report on this morning's market:

The Manila market was quiet but steady with Antamok being the only stock to show n gain,

centavo. All the others

changed or down

it being ono

Were Lin

a few rentavos.

The Manlia market, will be closed on the 31st Instant and January 2nd.

Buyers

Hongkong Bank $1,375 Douglases 402

H.K. & K. Wharves $115 HK. Docks (Qld) #18 HK. Docks (New) #133 Providenis (Old) pas

Providents (New) 0,15 H. & S. Hotels $6.00

H. Lands $38

HKC. Realles #5

1.K. Tramways $17.15

China Lights 80%

Watsons $7.45

Entertainments $0.50

ILK, Govt. 47% Loan 0% pa. IK. Govt. 39% Loan par.

Bellers

Hongkong Bank 1,400

China Underwriters 0.70 Providenta - (New) $6,20

H. &B Hotel

Humphreys

0

Yaumati Ferries (014) $224

Chion Lighita 19.10

H.K. Electries $37%

Bandakan Lights $10.00

Cementa $15%

Dairy Farms $24% Lano, Crawfords fo Construction-I

Bales

II. Tramways $17.20

Watsons $7.45

Antamoka Ps. 1

Benguet Consolidated · 14.00

Coco

Consoline 003

San Mauricio 3.2

United Paracale

Exchange At A Glance

SELLING

T.T. London Demand

T.T. Shanghal T.T. Singapore T.T. Japan TT. India TT

U.S.A.

T.T. Manita

TT. Batavia TT Bangkok TT, Saigon

T.T. France

T.T. Germany

TT, Switzerland T.T. Australia

BUYING

4 m/s L/c London

.1s. 2%

.Is. 2%

173 Nom.

.53%

100%

83

287

.140%

100

10.00

.713%

1274 .1/01/2

LONG TELEGRAPH

December 29, 1938.

Thunday

Rosemary, Veronica and Margaret Lesley, bonnle daughters of Mr. and

Mrs. Langley-Mayfair Studior,

NEW ADVENTURE

BY NAZIS SEEN

LONDON, Dec, 29.

MR. A. J. CUMMINGS, the well known political writer, commenting in his "Spotlight on Politics" column in the News Chronicle on Mr. Vernon Bartle L's speculation on Nazi inten- tions against Holland or Belgiu n, said to-day:

"My own most recent informa-, tion from Germany is that the proposed threat against the west is strongly favoured by the more aggressive elements in the Nazi group around Herr Hitler.

"It is prompted by Germany's economic position.

KWANGTUNG BATTLE: JAPANESE WITHDRAW FROM TSENGSHING

(Continued from Page 1.)

way to Taning, captured Tumentsun "Some time ago Hitler rejected Dr. on Tuesday. Schacht's recommendation that thej On the other hand, Chinese sources Reichsmark should be devalued and claim that the Japanese attempt to that a large part of the armament in-force a crossing of the Yellow tiver dustry should be diverted into normal nas encountered strong resistance. trade channels.

"The Nazi alternative is another) Fighting, according to the latest external adventure, by which it is military despatches, has spread to hoped to secure material assistance Tungyumen, which has been severely from the democratic Powers.

bombed by Japanese warplanes the "The threat against the West past two days. would be dramatised by trin63 Large Japanese reinforcements are Nights of aeroplanes along the reported to be pouring into the Hotsin Rhine and other military demons- arca. In the Tumen sector, the trations, and then, when Great Chinese who abandoned their butter- Britain and France have been re-ed positions have now established a

of new line in the vicinity. condition of proper duced to the pro agonised suspense, the hint would emerge

from behind smoke

the screen

of

10

POSITION UNSATISFACTORY that the warlike action

Peiping, Dec. 28. might be called off on the basis General Sugiyama in a press inter- substantial chiefly British view to-day denied that fighting in economic and financial concessions. China had ended. "There

will be 710 German attack! on Russia and no serious risk of pro- voking Russia will be taken,

"Do not be surprised if Germany secks before long an economic agree- ment with Russia. Who can say what the response will be?

Yen

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He said that the Japanese position in North China was unsatisfactory, but he did not indicate whether it was planned to cross the Yellow River.

However he pointed out that the Japanese were still fighting General Hsl-shan's forces in Shians, "The surest

He said that discussion of the new way of throwing Russia and Germany together is to heads of the North China regime was cold-shoulder the one great Power in premature, and that the most im- Europe

whose foreign policy is with-, portant thing at the present was to

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Min-tul Hain minds as soon as possible whether, telegraphed the Japanese Govern- they are going to co-operate diploment pledging support for the Japan- matically with Russin or leave her ese plan to establish a "new order" in East Asia. He has also requested the provisional governments in China to call a national assembly In order to make peace with the Central. Government--United Press.

out

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"Whichever way it goes, the de ision will be a momentous one."- Reuter.

GIVEN A CHANCE

Unemployed Man Who Solicited

RAIDS ON TREES

Batch of Offenders Punished

A fine of $10 with the alternative

A Chine Chan Kam-ming, 30, unemployed, who claimed to have come from Sydney, Australia, and of a month's hard labour was imposed whore address in Hongkong was given as Shanghal Street, was charg 40, both unemployed, by Mr. R. A. D. on Pun Yau, 45, and Kwong Ching, ed before Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Forrest at the Central Magistracy Central Megistraey yesterday with

yesterday,

Polutum.

when they admitted o

oltelting for an linmoral purpose at chavite of possession of a pine tree at Des Voeux Road Central.

It was said that the defendant ap- Two other men, Chan Bung, 23, proached a military police Innce-

and Shek Lam, 23, were both cen- corporal, and asked if he wanted a tenerd to a monthy's hard labour with

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out the option of a fine for the joint Chan pleaded guilty, laut asked for ossession of 3 catflies of wild tree a chance, saying that he had not committed such an offence before, wood at Wanchai, One was said to and the other a Questioned by the Magistrate, he said have had a saw

chopper.

Fung Wah, 44, also charged with

meal for five months. He had been

he was formerly employed at the Lin Miu Hlang mines in the New Terri possession of tree wood, was ren- tories, but had been out of employ tenced to five weeks

hard labour. living on what he had managed to had a previous conviction. Four rave of his wages but this had all other men, charged with possession been used up. Defendant also had a of smaller quantities of tree wood, family to support.

were each fined $4 or three weeks

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