The Archive · 1940

In Main Salesroom—On View Friday

On Saturday, October 26, 1940, commencing at 9.30 a.m.

Household and Office Furniture and Sundries and fro from the Australian and New five hours with the and Settlement Day Not Plenty of Money Said to Be Available The end of this month is another settlement day for Chinese merchants and bankers in Shanghai. Long-term credits extended by the banks to merchants must be cleared go round, no difficulties will be encountered on the settlement day in Chinese business circles.

The return of the principal and paying of interest and the question whether or not loans will continue said.

Tings arrest came as a sequel to the arrest of three men who are alleged to be members of his gang. The three men were caught or October 14 while they were transporting more than 100 ounces of opium in a car to, a dyestuff shop accountant at House No. 10, Lane 277 Shantung Road. There they were waylaid by the officers and the contraband was seized and subsequently confiscated by the court.

The three men were sentenced to prison terms and fines on Tuesday by the court. At a recent hearing the men implicated Ting as. the leader of their group.

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