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FOR SALE.

FINE OLD French Concert Violin, Very interesting price. Apply Box 525, "Hongkong Telegraph."

TO LET.

MODERN ROUSE in Kowloon Tong, “with tennis lawn, swimming pool, big

garden, etc.. Available end of April. | Apply Lock Hing, 33 Queen's Road Central,

TO LET, furnished flat, No. 1 Hum- phreys Buildings, from beginning of

June to end of September.

apply above address.

Please

OPTIMISM CHASING

JITTERS

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nutional situation are noticed in the Press here.

“Avvenire" declares that politics offer signs of synchronising with the fine weather and the newspaper.sug- gests that the Italian guarantee of Greek integrity has removed much of foreign suspicion of Italy's further

nims.

"Stampa" declares that the guar antee was offered "on the simple condillon that Greece should not let herself be involved in an anti-Totall- tarian crusade."

"Glomal d'Italia" insists that Itnly, having occupied Albania, does not mean to constitute herself a threat to surrounding States-Reuter Special,

H.K. Stock Market

The following quotations

were

|NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

R.

|

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

8,000,000 MEN ARE, UNDER ARMS AS EUROPE MOBILISES

(Continued. from". Page 1.)

attack, following Rumania's ultima- -tum-like statement yesterday.

Also it is understood that the draft

Mr. Chamberlain's statement on Thursday defines British interests in the Mediterranean and the Balkan States and declares that any power menacing them would be commilling an unfriendly set.

Further it is understood that Lord Halifax, to-day told the Soviet Ambassador that he regards the Rumanian situation as being very serious, and asked what action Russin will take in case of aggression against Rumania.

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 17th day of April, 1939, at 3 pm at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Sau Chuk Yuen Road, Kowloon City, In the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, commencing from 1st July, 1898, with the option

The Soviet Ambassador replied that of renewal at a Crown Rent to

Russia is not prepared to take the bo fixed by the Surveyor of His initiative in offering assistance to Majesty the KING, for one, fur-Rumania. However, he sold they ther term of 24 years less the would be prepared to give sympathe

ile consideration to any proposal to Jast three days thereof.

defend Rumania and other prospec- live victims of aggression.-United Press.

- Intending bidders are advised that immediately after the dispo- sal of the lot the Purchaser (if not the applicant) will be required to deposit with an authorised officer who will be present at the sale, the sum of two hundred | dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum will be refunded on payment of the Purchase price. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Registry

Locality

New Kowloon Inland

Lot No. 2685.

Inland Lot No. 2549, East of New Kowlo

San Chuk Yurn Road,

Kowloon City

Boundary Measurement

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As per sale pian.

Rent

Upack Price|

Contents

Aln. sq. feet.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

$4,170

The Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders in the above Company will be held in the Company's Ollees, P. & O. Build ing, 5th Floor, on Wednesday, 26th April, 1939, at Neon for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Managers together with a Statement of Accounts to the 31st December, 1938.

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from

Mussolini's Assurances

Rome, Apr, 12.

Exchange At A Glance

SELLING

T.T. London Demand

T.T. Shanghai T.T, Singapore T.T. Japan

India

TT. U.S.A.

T.T. Manila

T.T. Batavin T.T. Bangkok T.T, Salgon T.T. Franico TT, Germany T.T. Switzerland TT. Australia

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"4 m/s L/c London

4 m/s D/p do.

4 m/s L/c-U.S.A.

4 m/s France

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11.17

.8274

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The Italian fleet is being held JOINT ANGLO-FRENCH ready for any emergency.

However, as a conciliatory gesture to Britain an omelal communique issued to-day said that Mussolini has

POLICY

(Continued from Page 13

assured. Greece that Italy has holini, defalicly fixing a date on which territorial or maritime aspirations in Greece.

all categories of Italian troops will be withdrawn from Spain.

Further it said that the Greek Minister in Rome has expressed his appreciation of Mussolini's assur- ences.nited Press.

on

French Policy

It is felt that if Mr. Chamberlain coukl make such a public announce- ment it would justify his decision not to denounce the Anglo-Italian agree- ment.

"Tokon Gesturo”

April 13, 1939.

CHINESE LAUNCHI

ATTACKS

(Continued from Page 1.).

Hupch across the north Kiangal border. Military circles belleve that these troops will be deployed on the north Klings front for a fresh general offensive,

The Japanese at Kavan, about 40 southwest of Nanchong, have miles so far falled to cross the Chin River. Subjected to repeated counter- attacks by the Chinese, the Japanese, at Wuning, about 70 miles northwest of Nanchang, have been withdrawn: Into the city-Central Netos,

Fighting In Shansi

ch

Yuanku, Apr. 13. Fighting at a number of places in Shunel continues unabated, according to reports reaching here to-day;

More than 6,000 Japanese opened an attack on the Chinese positions ncor

of Tavio and Kihslen, southwest

on Tuesday. They are stiff Chinese resistance.

encountering

On the previous day, a Japanese column drove southeastward from Slaatu, between Pingyao and Klchslu, but was Intercepted on the by

way Chaese units lying in ambush.

In the ensuing fighting, the Japan- cae suffered heavy casualties and retreated in great confusion. A "clearing up" operation is now staged by the Chinese in the surrounding countryside.

Meanwhile, 400 Japanese "pushing westward from Heilungkwan, north- west of Linfen, are being engaged by Chinese defenders.

A Japanese unit advancing south- westward from, Tainglo in north Shansi is reported to be entircled by Chinese at Loutseti-Central

the

News,

Japanese Lose Heavily

Loyang, Apr. 13, Heavy losses were inflicted on the Japanese during the attack on Kaifeng on Tuesday.

More than 100 Japanese soldiers were

and killed,

БСОГОВ taken trisoner.

The Japanese ammunition depot and food supplies in the south city were set on fire. The water tower there was also damaged, flooding the southern part of the city.

Paris, Apr. 12. Acting under the new emergency powers a Councti of Ministers, pre-

If such a "oken gesture" of Italy's sided over by President Lebrun, to-good faith comes from Rome, political day approved the new defensive circles forecast it will promise to measures and gave their approval of

start the withdrawal of Italian troops between May 10 and May 25 or about the Prime Minister's statement on

a week after the projecled victory the Government's policy to be de-

march into Madrid, which is expect- livered Thursday

ed to occur on May 2. Details of the military measures were not disclosed, but it is under-ing time in hopes that Mussolini will While the British policy of mark- stood that a programme has been follow up his latest assurances by prepared designed to place the nation's land, sea and vir forces setting a definite date for the with ready for any emergency.

drawal of Italian troops from Spain Is eireles here are speculating whether favourably viewed, some political the assurances are merely intended to provide Mussolini with a breath-heavy ing space while consolidaling his Fierce fighting, however, continues position in Albania.

to rage outside the city.-Central

The Prime Minister explained the general situation to the Council and said that military mensures were necessitated thereby-United Press.

Dutch Mobilisation

The Hague, Apr, 12.

The Chinese attackers retired from the city to avoid encirclement by Japanicso reinforcements.

These circles incline to the belief News. that Mussolint may next extend his A decree published in the Nether-protective" Influence to Macedonia, lands official "Gazette" to-day em- where they see the possibility of a powers the Commander-in-Chief of "gth column" doing the spadework, the land and sea fighting forces to they did in Albania. commandeer, in case of necessity, public and private buildings for the quartering of troops, and the meana supplies,

of

transportation, [cod horses, and other animals.

The

commandera in the different districts have been accorded similar powers.

The Ministry of National Defence has urged the publie through the radio and

press to refrain from

ay

Macedonia, since the settlement of 1910, has been divided between Greece and, Yugo-Slavia, The Greek part includes Salonika, in which Yugo-Slavia has a free zone:|

United Press.

French Position

After

Chinese Retake Fahsien

Yungyun, Kwangtung, Apr. 13,

being occupied

by the Japanese for over. Avo months, Fahsten, 25 miles north of Canton on the Canton-Hankow Railway, has reverted to Chinese control.

The Chinese broke into the city in n vigorous counter-attack in the evening of Tuesday, After severe street fighting, the Japanese were Paris, Apr. 12.

expelled,

leaving over 100 dead be- hind. It is expected that M. Daladler's

Many Japanese army horses. declaration to-morrow will be read and a quantity of ammunition were the lines will be needed for trauslain's statement in the House of Com mitting military orders.

issued on the Hongkong Stock Mar- Saturday, 22nd April, to Wednes unnecessary telephone galls, because in conjunction with Mr. Chamber-/ captured by the Chinese,

BANES

ket this morning:

H.K. Banks S....

H.K. Banks Lon. £.

80

1,350 KR. n.

Chartered £...

.8 n.

Mercantile, A. & B. £

.27 n.

Mercantile, C. £.

East Asla $.....

INSURANCES

Canton

Unions

China Underwriter #

H.K. Fire S

Douglas $

SHIPPING

Steamboats $.. Indo-Chinas, P. Indo-Chinns, DS. Shell Bearers /- Waterboats ...

DOCKS ETU. Wharves S, Docks $..... Providents $. New Eng. Sh, $. Sha. Docks, Sh.

Kailan s/-

MINING

13 n. 80 n.

230 1. 405/70 58.

103 n.

.00 b.

n

day, 26th April, 1939, both daya inclusive.

. DOUGLAS LAPHAIK & CO.

General Managers, Hongkong, 12th April, 1939.

THE BANK OF CANTON, LIMITED.

13 m. - NOTICE la hereby given that .60 n.the Third Annual Meeting of

24. n.

Shareholders will be held at the .80/7 n.

Head Office, No. 6 Des Vooux Road Central, on Saturday, April 22nd, 1939, at 3.00 p.m. for the purpose 10 of receiving the Report of the Board of Directors and the State- ment of Accounts for the year ending December 31st, 1938.

.105 8.

4.60 n. .6.70 n. 101 n. .17/0 n.

.8 n. The Transfer Register will be .3 n. closed from April 10th to 22nd,

1939 inclusivo.

Haubs $.

Venz: Goldfeld

Hongkong Mines cts.

,4 n.

Antameks Ps

.30 sa.

Atoks Pe

.31 st.

Bagulo Gold Ps.

24 50.

Benguet Cons. Ps.

Coco Grove Ps. Demonstrations På

LX.L. PB.

PE.

Itogons Camarines Ps.

San Maruicio Pa. Suyoc Consols rs. Paracles Ps.

Hotels

Lands $.

LANDS

Landa 4% deb, $.... S'hai Lands Sh. $. Humphreys $.. H.K. Healtics Chinese Estates '$.

Trams $

UTILITIES

Peak Trams (old)

Peak Trams (now) $....

Stor Ferdes $

7. Ferries (new).$.

China Lights (old)

11.50 8.

.35 sa.

.132.

62 sa.

25 sa, .50 4. 1.82 sa,

.101⁄2 sn.

83 sa.

.5.30 an .33 sa.

.104. 8.00 0,55'n.

.4.40 n. 102 n.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

MY. TANG, Chief Manager. Hongkong, April 1, 1989.

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

Steamship

mons, and will make clear to the ton, 25 miles northeast of

and 30 miles northwest of Walchow, is

to is reported be besieged by the Chinese. The Chinese laun

It is announced that in the event Totalitarian countries that any fur- of this decree becoming necessary, ather aggression in Europe against ched a general offensive against the considerable number private either Rumania, Poland, Greece phones will be disconnected.

of

40 Battalions Under Arms Military circles state that 40 bat-

talons, with a total strength of about

or

Turkey,

will involve Britain and Japanese there early yesterday. Atter France in war.

violent fighting in the outskirts, the Both the

to

city,

declaration and military Jupants: fell back into the city. A munaval measures have been com-number of vantage points in the 20,000 men are now under arms.

the British Government. he immediate, suburbs, including These orders and decrees, combined French circles by the suggestion to a Shetowling, west of the

Seine et ncern has been aroused in Malhuachwang dutalde the cast gate, with the military measures of the diplomatic correspondents in Paris I have

bzen

re-occupied by the past few days, and press reports by the new Spanish Ambassador, in Chinese. ed from Parts and London, have result- which he indicated that a return Japanese reinforcements are being

in high among the general public, this being presumably meaning repatriation of

degree of nervousness normal in Franco-Spanish relations, rushed from Canton and Shektan to Tsengshing. The Chinese have particularly noticeable in the fron- Italtun considering leaving their homes and Berard agreement.

troops from Spain, depended heavily damaged the highways lead- tier towns, where the inhabitants are upon the loyal execution of the ing from Canton and Shektan to withdrawing into the Interior. -

Trengahing and torn down all tele- Trans-Occan.

graph wires.

Carol For Yugo-Slavia

Bucharest, Apr. 12. King Carol of Rumania is to visit Prince Paul of Yugo-Slavla in a few days time.-Reuter.

to

Another message states that while ne exact number of important mill- Over 600 casualties are understood tary and naval measures approved to have been inflicted on the Japanese by the Council of Ministers to-day during the Chinese counter-offensive not revealed, it la understood that on Taiwoshin on the Canton-Taungha they are most important, and aim at highway on Monday and Tuesday, ensuring close co-operation between, Japanese reinforcements the British and French

flects, pelled-Central News. especially in the Mediterranean area. -Reuter.

Unfriendly Act

PARIS, Apr. 12. Marshal' Petain, the French Am- assador to Spain, is believed to have

French Fleet Mobilised

Rome, Apr. 12. Acting in concert with the British Navy, the French Mediterranean Fleet, which had been concentrated near Toulon, suddenly moved out into the Mediterranean Sen on Tues-reported to M. Daladier that German day night, according to a message from Marseilles.

No details are available regarding their movements, but it is understood that the French naval forces are strengthening the defence of Corsica and Tunis, while Anglo-French. Joint naval actions are reportedly projected In the Ionian Sea between Southern Italy and Greece-Domet,

British Troops Pour Into Egypt

Jerusalem, Apr. 12.

"JEAN LABORDE" 11'A/39 Bringing Cargo from Marseilles vin 18 b. Saigon clc., arrived Hongkong on The transport of British troops

from Palestine to Egypt continued to-. Wednesday, 12th. April, 1939, .8 IL.

Consignees are hereby informed day, and it is estimated that since that their goods with the exception Tuesday, 10,000 men, or one half of reasure and Valuables the British forces in Palestine have are being tanded and

now been transferred to Egypt. Godowns of the

07.

Y, Ferries (old) $....

China Lights (new): $,

.25 8. .24 Ba. 8.35 n. 01⁄4

0.

H.K. Electrics $.

Macao Electrics $.(x.di)

65-40

17-n.

Sundakan Lights

12 n. .23 th

Telephones (old) $1 Telephones (new) Tractions /

Tractions (Pref.) s/-

INDUSTRIAL. Cald: Macg. (ord.), Sh. $.

Cald: Macg. (Pre.), Sh.

Canton Icos Ciu.

Cements $......

H.K. Ropes 1

STORES, & Dairy Farms (ex. ris.) Dairy Farms (rts.) $. Watsons $....

Lane Crawforda $.

Sinceros $v Wing On (HK.) Powell, Ltd. cts.

COTTON, MILLS

22/~·07.

.22/0 n.

14 n.

180.

and Italian troops now in Spain may

were

rem

DICTATORS' DEMANDS

IN EUROPE

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be expected to withdraw immediately Rome to-morrow. Blaying for three entry into Madrid. after General Franco's triumphal days, the Budapel. leaders are

Ing in Bouth Eastern Europe.

to expected

conduct It la

Important belleved, however, that the negotiations with Italian leaders with French Government has Instructed the Ambassador to warn the Burgos regard to the new situation develop- foreign Legionnaires in Spain after Government that the retention of mid-May will be regarded hy France as an unfriendly act,

Dominions Confer

London, Apr. 12, The Canadian, South African, Aus tralian, and New Zealand High Com- missioners called at the Dominions Office to-day, and had a conference with Sir Thomas Inskip.

Hungarian Premler, Count Teleki, Informed quoters belleve' that the

will seek Italy's support and assta- tance in recovering, Croatia which was annexed by: Türo-Slavia "during The Great War-Domel.

Pact For "Distribution" Of Balkona

of-Opium, Treasure at into the "It is assumed that these troops will †10 Downing Street to see the Premier purported to be a secret agreement)

Hongkong Kowloon

Whatt und Godown Co. Ltd., Kow-be concentrated on the Egyptian- loon, whence delivery may be obtain= | Libyan frontier.--Trans-Occan, ***

ed immediately after landing.

All claims must be sent in to me on or before the 23rd April, 1930, or they will not be recognized.

French Precautions In For East

TOKYO, Apr. 13.

Mr. Winston Churchill called at No. late in the afternoon and was cheered by the crowd on entering and again when he left, alter a stay of about, an hour.Reuter.

THE authorities of French

Italian Troops In Spain Damaged Packages will be exomin Indo-China are rushing the de-

ROME, Apr.: 12. ed by the Company's Surveyors fences in the major cities of day says that Mussolini and General

An offical communique Issued to Messrs: Goddard and Douglas in the presence of the Consignces at 10.00 Indo-China. Including Hanoi, Venice. Palace to-day regarding the Gambara held a conference in the a.in. on Tuesday, 10th April, 1939, Halphong, Saigon and points date of withdrawal of Italian forces

along the Kwangchow Bay, from Spain United Prem.. according to the "Yomiuri Shimbun."

05 b."

Consignees must have a Revenue 13 n.

Officer in attendance when any duti .3.60.n.. able goods aro examined by the

Company's Surveyors, $..218. No Fire Insurance will be effected 63⁄44/16 20:1 by us in any case whatever.

'L OHL, Agent, Hongkong, 12th April, 1980.

Π.

80 T

42.

H.

.00 n.

Constructions, "$....

Vibro Piling $

20.

Ch, Govt. 6% 1035

S'hal Cotton Sh.

103 n.

G.$ Bonds

Zoong Sings. Sh. §.

30. n:

HK. Govt, 4% Lobb 4%

Wing On Textiles. Sh. #.

1.K. Govt. Loan 8

Maramana. (Lond.) ·s/-

S*Entertainment “#;

6.40 b.

Maramans (I.K.) /

Ewo Sh. $

.40 0.

The Journal Icarnis that about 200 anti-aircraft guns-have recently been placed at these points and that the French Indo-Chinn air force, which prior to the capture of Hainan Island consisted of only 40 planes, has

New C. In C. For East Indies

London, Apr, 12:

-PARIS, Apr. 13. THE Parla "Soir'a" Belgrado car- respondent has reported between Italy and Juge-Slavia for what is

the redistribution of Balkan territory, The report said it was agreed that Italy should annex Albania and'a small adjacent piece of Jugo-Slavia:

Jugo-Slavia would obtain Saionika

and other Greek territory.

Dobrudja in Rumania, which it loet Hulgarla *would get back the

in the World War, plús part of the Greek const Including Dedeagach- 91 United Prozs.^^/

.14 n. recently been strengthened by the · Rear-Admiral Nalph, Leatham has of 80 more planer from been appointed Commander-in-Chief Plot the East Indies Station as from to-

16.30 n.

64 n. The information adds that a new day, In succession to Vice Admiral prm n. acroplane factory capable of an Somerville, who had to relinquish the

n. annual output of 150 planes will be post owing to ill health.

estabilahed in June, in the suburbs.

* of Hanol-Domel.

Rear-Admiral Leatham will assume cominand about May 7-Router

- Italy's Aims In Macedonia

London, Apr. 13 The "Dally Telegraph's Sons Veorrespondent - has reported that SItaly" intends to form a great in- dependent Macedonian State under Italian protection.

The State wild consist of all Macedonian territory now

under Jugo-Slavia, Greece," and Bulgaria, with temporary Macedonian Govern». ment In Albanin-United Prest,

POST

OFFICE.

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From

Japan and Shanghai

Straits and Manila

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Per

Corfu

April 13.

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.April 13.

April 13,

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April 13.

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April 13.

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April 13.

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April 13.

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April 14.

April 14.

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Air Mail for Malaya, Java and Ana- Imperial Airways Plane

trails by "Imperial Airways Direct Service”—due Sydney, 22nd April

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Halphong

Tientsin Manila Shanghai

Friday

Air Mall for Indo-China, Iran, and France (Paris and Northern Frovinces only) by the "Air France Airways Direct Service."

.Apr. 13, 5 p.m. Apr. 14, 0.15 am. ..Apr. 14, 10 am.

Cheklang .Fri., Apr. 14, 8.30 cm. Tingsang....Fri., Apr. 14, 8.30 am. Pres. Adams..Fri., Apr. 14, 2.30 pán. Regensburg Fri., Apr. 14, 4.30 p.m. Air France Plane....Fri, Apr. 14.

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