Peking, June 22.
In the course of an instructional flight at Nanyuan this morning, an Avro machine piloted by Mr. Chen Tai-jo, a Chinese graduate of the Curtiss School of the Philippines, crashed in attempting to turn too Bonds to be Stamped Following his letter of March 30 relating to the stamping of bonds of the Austrian and Hungarian un. secured debt, Mr. C. F. Garstin, M. Acting Consul-General, has now forwarded to us for publication @ list of the Hungarian bonds to be stamped as issued by the Reparations Commission.
British holders of these bonds are referred to Mr. Garstin's previous letter on the subject, and are requested to furnish him without delay particulars of their bonds as required by the Commission for transmission to the Foreign Office in London, through H. M. Minister in Peking.
The list of pre-war Hungarian debts to be stamped is as follows: Kronen 1.—4 per cent. gold bonds.
Interest due January 1 and July 1 1,509,459,524 2—4 per cent. bonds.
All issues in kronen 2,700,504,200 3.34 per cent. bonds. Interest jin Kronen January 1 and July 1.
60,000,000 4—4 per cent. bonds of 1910 in four currencies:
kronen, marks, francs and £ sterling. Interest due March 1 and September 1 54} per cent. bonds of 1913 in four currencies:
kronen, marks, francs and £ sterling Interest due April 1 and October 1 150,000,000 €—44 per cent. redeemable bonds in four cur.
rendes: _kronen, marks francs and 2 sterling.
Issued. 1914. Interest due March 1 and September 2 7.—4 per cent. redeemable bonds for release of real property. Issued 1889.
Tnterest. due May 1 and November 1 354,009,200
8—4) per cent. registered bonds issued 1912 in refief of Hungarian towns and communes for compensation "for abolished liquor rights. _Repayable by permission of the Ministries of Home Affairs and Financ 89,005,050
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.