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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 31, 1941.
BRIDGE CANADA'S BIG 'PLANE NOTES CONTRACT ON TIME
TOO MUCH BIDDING
By The Four Aces
PARTICULARS AND CON- DITIONS of the Sale by Public] Slam when a finesse is needed to
p.m., at the Offices of the Public
"Is it ever right to bid a Grand Auction to be held on TUESDAY.] make it? We did that," a Chi- the 5th day of August, 1941, at 3 cago reader sorrowfully writes,
finesse didn't. work.. Works Department, by Order of "and the His Excellency the Governor of Please tell us whether that was one Lot of Crown Land at Cheung just hard luck or whether our Sha Wan, in the Colony of Hong bidding was unsound." Kong for term of 75 years, commencing from 1st July, 1898, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the
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the Surveyor His Majesty King, for one further term of 24
last years less the
three days thereof.
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Hong Kong, 30th July, 1941,
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YOU CAN ORDER A
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AT OUR INFORMATION BUREAU.
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470
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THE IDEAL RENDEZVOUSI
Mac's Cafe
THE PLACE TO MEET and EAT
Table D'Hote Tiffin $1.75
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PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
New Kowloon Inland Lot No. 2857.
Fuk Wing Street between Hing Wah Street and Cheung Wah Street. Cheung Sha Wan
Registry No.
Locality
Boundary
Measuremente
.8 { .א
E.
W.
ts. (s. 2. 14.
As per
sale plan
Contents in 14.
Annual Rental.
Upset Price
About 21.000
$12,600
The purchaser of the lot will be required to pay to the auctioneer in cash the sum of $1,260.00 (being 10% of the upset price) immedi- ately after the fall of the hammer, the balance of the premium be- ing paid in accordance with the Conditions of Sale.
PUBLIC AUCTION
The Undersigned have received Instructions to sell by Public Anction on
FRIDAY, the 1st. August, 1941 commencing at 2.30 p.m. at their Sales Room, No. 35,
Hankow Road, Kowloon.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
comprising:-
South, Dealer
North-South vulperable
NORTH
A 6 2
10 9 5 2 OK 8 7 3 2 8 4 3
K 10 9 7 9 ♡ A 6 O AJ 10 6 Z +7
WEST
EAST
4
KQJ 7 2 096
10 9 8 5 2
SOUTH
AQ J 8 5
8 4
◊ 9 4
♣ A K Q J
The South
bidding:
West
North
East
2♡ Pass Pasa
3♡
Pass
6 A Pass
Pass
Раз
It is not right to bid a Grand Slum when you know a finesse
SOM LANG VALUES
OF THE FOUR-ACES SVÄTEN
BACKINA
ON AUGUST 1, NEXT, a substantial contract for Hawker Hurricane fighting 'planes, which was placed in Canada a few months ago, will be com- pleted on schedule, according to the current rate of production. This represents the output of one key plant, with a coordinated subcontract arrangement, states the "Wall Street Journal."
For an industry which has been literally built from the ground up in a period of two or three years this, coupled with the growing output of training fighters and bombers in other plants, is a reasonable index of the progress to be made in 1941.
It means in this case that representing an outlay of $120
effort will add more million. Canadian
Facilites are being en- than 50 squarons of
immediate Hurricane larged to permit an fighters this year to a fleet which start on the building of a fleet of has been in the fore-front of Bri- standardised cargo ships to cost tain's defence.
Since the outbreak of war more than 1,300 military aircraft have been produced in Canadu in a the locations of dozen planes, which extend from Nova Scotia to British Columbia. The present rate of production is approximate- ly 40 'planes per week. Aircraft being manufactured include bombers, fighters and trainers, powered with engines imported from the United States and Eng- land.
What Constitutes The Industry
$180
million. Plans are under way for the extension of this mer- chant vessel programme to around $300 million.
The $120 million naval sche- dule comprises the construction of some 266 ships and over 400 small craft. Of the former, 92 have been delivered or launch- ed and by the end of this month 60 more will be in the water. The output of Amall boats is close to 50 per cent, completed. The changing course of the war has shifted emphasis upon the and need for merchant vessels, the Canadian cargo shipbuilding programme involves the produc- tion at a dozen yards of 100 standardised cargo boats at a cost of around $1,800,000 each. It is expected that 20 of these vessels will be completed and in service by the end of the present calendar year, with the balance to become
Canada's aircraft industry to- day comprises largely of firms ordinarily engaged in the manu- will be needed to make the con- facture of rail equipment and in
tract. An
unsuc- steel fabrication, plus the pro- cessful Grand Slam ducers of commercial machines loses not only the in normal times. A branch of an few points scored important United States airplane available during 1942 and early FACE 3
by the opponents, builders, an assembly concern 1943. KING....2, but also the score set
'plane up by six Canadian
The number of workers em- QUEEN.1: vou could have manufacturers, and a Govern-ployed in seventeen major and made for а suc-ment-owned company now round 45 smaller yards now totals over cessful Small Slam. | out the industry.
20,000 compared with 1500 at the New The gain for the
construction and the beginning of the war 20 months Grand Slam is set; adaptation of existing plants have ago.
additional so you need much better than the provided
facilifles With a single exception, the even chance offered by a finesse. which currently are being further cost of expanding shipbuilding extended. Training schools operat- i capacity is being included in the It's true, nevertheless, that ex- ed both by individual manufac- |construction contract price, and
will
bid
turers and by the occasionally
government title to the enlarged facilities will perts
are providing reserves of skilled remain with the builders. Grand Slam in which a finesse is
labour.
Under the provisions of special needed. But the finesse could not
The needo for greater legislation, however, depreciation standardisation, a speed-up in upon such war-time plant en- be predicted during the bidding.
supply of materials and largement may be written off over The expert's reasoning was: "This
component parts, and increased a period of three years. contract ought to be an absolute
efficiency by employers remain the main Jay-down; and only at worst will
industry. I need a finesse." Such & Grand Slam is not at all unreasonable,
a
the
problems of the
Steel Plants
Before the year-end the largest The steel plants of Nova Scotia expansion programme for the and Ontario are operating well manufacture of aluminum and its beyond rated capacity, with out- finished products undertaken input reaching for new records. In the British Empire in any like the forging plants production has period will be contributing an in-lin many cases advanced 150 per to Canada's al-'cent. or more, and backlogs are creasing supply ready large output of materials still climbing. The industry is in fact booked up six to twelve vital to aircraft production.
months ahead at current produc- A system of priorities now tion. assures a supply of forgings to essential war industries.
Shipbuilding Activities
corvettes, mine-
a
As to the hand in question, we think that North did too much bidding. His bid of three hearts over West's overcall was a Slam try itself. Having announced that he was interested in a Slam, North could then relax and leave the rest to South. Over four clubs, North should have bid only four spades — or, at most, five
Canadian shipbuilding and spades. Then South would have
Textile plants have embarked bid six spades and all would have hum, and they are likely to con- drafting rooms are beginning to
on heavy schedules, supplying been satisfactory. But when
barracke and camps, as well as Teakwood Drawing Room, djed North showed control of hearts, tinue for some time turning out
mosquito boats,
of multiplicity
clothing Room, Dining Room and office exceptional spade support, plus &
fabrics and other military sup. Furniture, Ornaments, Cutlery, willingness 10 play for twelve sweepers and other craft to sup-
plies. Porcelain, Glass, Brass and E. P. tricks even if
plement Canadian naval services. South had only
Across of war, an
the Dominion, power Ware, Gramophones & Records, a fair opening bid which included Since the outbreak Pictures, Clocks, Rugs, Napkins, the club Ace when North showed addition has been made of more plants are loading Lines to record Table Lamps, Cooking Utensils, this optimism South was justified than 187 naval craft of all des- electricity peaks, and, in many etc., etc.
in thinking that a Grand Slam cribtions from destroyers down- instances, starting to harness new energy to the war machine which was an absolute lay-down.
The Canadian shipbuilding in- is being built, dustry is embarked upon a pro-
Shells, small arms, chemicals not products gramme of ship construction and explosives are which involves an expenditure of which lend themselves to much $300 million. Additional orders publicity. There will be ten such are in prospect sufficient to boost government plants in full opera- the overall cost to $420 million. tion in 1941. Realisation of the increased sche- dule would ensure capacity opera-necks and shortages of skilled tions by all Canadian shipyards labour but they bear a diminish- through 1944.
ing relation to the national plant. the industry. is expending Outputs are showing formidable rapidly, and has now completed increases here and the tempo is more than half of a programme mounting rapidly.
also
A Few Places of Blackwood Furniture. and
2 Typewriters "Royal" &
"Adler"
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Yesterday you were Howard 1 Plano by "Lane Crawford Schenken's partner and, with both
Co."
sides vulnerable, you held.
1 Radio Set "Patterson"
3 Tientsin Carpets
1 Tealswood
Suite
Dining Room
1 Cooking Stove
1 Gas Stove
1 Hand Sewing Machine
On View from Thursday, the 31st July, 1941.
Terms: Cash on Delivery. LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers, Hong Kong, 30th July, 1941.
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A 7 8 2
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The bidding: Bchenken 14
Jacoby
You Pass (7)
Inlet
ANSWER: Bid two diamonds. You have a fairly strong hand and can well afford this explora... tory response.
Score 100% for two diamonds, O for any other bid.:
Question No. 782
To-day you hold the same hand, and the bidding continues:
"Behenkun
Jacoby Pass
Pass (7) What do you: bid? tomorrow.)-
Paso
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