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NOTICE

""Requirements_for_Mator Fish ing Vessels and other ex-Admiralty Harbour Craft.

Endeavours are being made to obtain motor fishing vessels and harbour craft, ex-Admiralty, of various types. It is desired to co-ordinate the requirements for these as soon as possible. It is hoped that craft may be obtained at reasonable prices.

typewriters. Also Calculating Enquiries for these should be chines. Excellent services, Kona Typewriters Exchange, D'Agullat Street, Tel. 21433,

9,

FOR MORE thao twenty years the Nanyang Commercial Academy has trained business people in Shanghai and Hongkong Naw classes of Full Commercial Course, Plumman and Gregg Shorthand Course; Typewriting course will commence in our Day and Night School and in Wanchal 4th Branch Evening School

February. Registration now started. 8 Queen's Road Central, 2nd floor.

SEE for yourself at Mode Elite,

addressed to the Harbour Master as soon as possible in orier that an estimate may be made of total requirements in this respect.”

A. BURGESS, Colonel, (2,A) Supplies, Transport & Industry,

THE "STAR" FERRY COMPANY LIMITED

22 Queco's Road, Ct.. a dazzling RESUMPTION OF SERVICE collection of finest Soochow embroi dered coats, dress gowns, kimonos, Also showing clabora Pyjamas, etc. tely carved genuine camphorwood cheats, Wide variety.

WANTED TO PURCHASE

clagn "Parker"

HIGH

and "Sheet's" fountainpen, "Ronson lighter, cigarette case, watch, curio and Sundry goods wanted, Apply Ah-Meng Storo, 1, Stanley Street,

POSITIONS WANTED

EXPERIENCED Cook-Housebay, many years employed by British families, Becks immediate employment. Please write Box No. 61 China Mall.'

FOUND

A rain-cost, in the dressing room: at the Causeway Bay Ground after the League football game on Sunday. Owner may have same on application to Manager, China Mail."

POSITIONS VACANT

COOK-HOUSEBOY

and amak

The operation of the Ferry service between the Company's Piera at Kowloon Point and Ice House Street will be resumed by the "Star" Ferry Company Limited with effect from 1st February 1946 on the following schedule;

From Kowloon

630 am. and every 15 min utes until 11 p.m.

From Hongkong

6,45 a.m. and cvay 15 min.

utes until 11 15 p.m.

On Friday, Februa y 1s: (Chinese New Year Eve) the services will be extended to

11.45 pm. from Kewloon and

midnight from Ho gkong. The attention of the travelling

public is drawn to the Company

Bye-laws posted on the Notice boards at the Ferry Wharves undi wanted urgently with little knowledge in particular to the following of English to keep for three bachelors. extracts therefrom. Write Box No: 62 China Mail."

BANK HOLIDAYS.

The Exolange Banks will bo closed for the transaction of public business on Saturday and Monday, the 2nd & 4th February, 1916.) (Chinote Now Year Holidays).

Hongkong, 29th January, 1946

THE

HONG KONG REHABILITATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE

EXHIBITION FOOTBALL MATCHES

REST OF THE COLONY

Y

COMBINED.CHINESE Saturday, 2nd February, 1946

ISLAND V MAINLAND Sunday, 3rd February, 1946

UNITED SERVICES

REST OF THE COLONY Monday, 4th February, 1916

AT NAVY GROUND, "CAUSEWAY BAY Kick off daily at 3.30 p...

Admisiion:

$3,00 (iral-ták) Eeats Standing Room $1,00

Booking for seats only Ccan be mácie at

the

"No. 1. No person shall travel or attempt to travel in any-launch after being warned by any servant of the Company that Buch launch contains har full complement of passengers.

5. No person shall alight or attempt to alight from or shall enter or attemp: to enter any launch whda in motion or shall alight or attempt to alight from or enter of attempt to enter any launch except by the

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1946,

R.A.F. Strikers At Dum Dum Go

Back To Work

CALCUTTA, JAN. 27.

THE 1,200 ROYAL AIR FORCE PERSONNEL WHO WENT ON: STRIKE AT DUM DUM AIR BASE LAST FRIDAY MIDNIGHT IN PROTEST AGAINST SLOW DEMOBILISATION AGREED TO RETURN TO WORK ON MONDAY NIGHT, GROUP CAP- OFFICER OF TAIN C. E. SLEE, COMMANDING DUM, DUM, ANNOUNCED. DECLARING THAT THE MEN STRUCK BECAUSE

THEY WANTED TO BRING THEIR GRIEVANCES TO THE ATTENTION OF "THE PEOPLE BACK HOME," GROUP CAPTAIN SLEE SAID THE DE- CISION TO RETURN TO THEIR DUTIES WAS REACHED AT A MEETING OF AIRMEN ON MON- DAY MORNING.

Speedway Race Plans

CHINESE NEW

YEAR SOCCER

Several intercating football games hayo been arranged by the committee of the Rehabilita tion Football League for the Chinese New Year Holidays,"

At a meeting held Inst night, the teams for the various sides were decided and the outstand- ing players of the Colony will be seen in action on one of the three days.

In spite of the unpleasantnesi last Sunday, the league is to continue with soccer but ade- quate measures are being taken to prevent recurrence of the In- cident.

(Civilians "A"); (Navy). Stokes (R.A.).. Griffiths

At Singapore'a nir station, Seletar, the ground crew called

The following are the teams off their strike on Monday for the holiday games:— afternoon after a meeting in CHINESE. REST OF COLONY which it was stated that the Roat of the Colony: Calton South-East Asia Commander-in-(Civilians "B"); Swash (Navy) Chief, Air Chief Marshal Sir and Headon (Commando) (Capt.); Keith Park, hud signalled the Jack (Commando). Smith (RAF) London, Jan. 29.

British Air Ministry recom- and The Speedway Racing Control

mending that action be taken to Crawford

Swinford Baard havo decided

twa upon lengues each of six teams for the speed up demobiliantion and im- (B.A.F.),

Freeman (Navy) and which

(Navy). at prove conditions. opens

thu! Commanding officers of Enster.

Team Managor:-C.P.D. Rogers. Combined Chinese:Lee Kwok- The National League will con- various squadrous informed the sist of Newcross, Wembley, West men that no action will be taken keer Hau Yung-care and Te them individually or Kam-hunx: Kwok Ying-keo, Hau Waiman: Lo Ham, Wimbledon, Manchester and against

King-song and Uradford. The Northern League collectively for the strike. will

of consist

Middlesbrough. Forty-seven lorry-loads of Chauk Shek-kam. Fung King- Norwick. Birmingham. Sheffield, rations arrived at Seletar just cheong. Leo Wal-tong. Chau Man- Glasgow and Newcastle.

1940

season,

Manager: Mr. K. K. Ip. There will be no speedway zac- before the ground crews meet-chee-and-Lau Chung-sang.

ISLAND. MAINLAND Mainland:-Wilkes in this season at Harringay, the ing on Monday, while the air- over by Navy, Army and Air vacancy being filled by the Brad-field canteens were being taken

track All available riders, other than Force Institutes. newcomers, will be pooled and al- loonted by the Board. Those who'

Hord

(Comman- and do); Brasier (Engineers)

Wah); Ho Ka-koung (Kwong Dawn (R.A.F.), Johnson (Com-

Ying-fun Ho

(Kwong Wah), mando) and Wise (Engineers); Smith

Commando), 90. Else Fung Kwan-sing Kwong Wah) and Humphreya Engineers).

New Delhi, Jan. 29.

R.A.F. 0,000 Approximately rude before the War for first personnel, including about 1,000 reported to have Indians, are league tracks will be dib halted work at two air stations] (RA.E

at Chawpore, the biggest RAF maintenance centre in India to omphasize "we want to go home" demands.

the National between teams, and those who rode

for second league tracks in pro-war days will now compete in the Northern League.

further meeting of the Board will be held shortly to compile Lengue fixtures

A

for the season-Beuter,

(Engineers), (Engineers) and Harris

Reserves: Lamb Towneley

(Engineers).

The strike began on Saturday

Manager: Mr. F. Sung. but representatives of the strike

Island: Sammy Tsang (South met yesterday and offered to re- sume work for ten days if they China): Jones (Navy) and Leck are satisfied that full publicity in (Civilians "A"); Archibald (Civi

French Boxers given in the Unded Kingdom to lians "A"), Loung Wing-ohut

For Britain

London, Jan. 29. Theo Medina. 27-year-old French barber, who holds both the fly weight and bamam-weight titles and Omar Kouldri, French welter phampion, will shortly be seen in the English ring.

Konidri

the demands formulated

Mauripur and at. a

earlier

China) and Cornish (South nad Karachi.

Tak-kee (South (Navy): Lee Then

demands Included

China). Lal Shul-wing (Eastern). speed-up in domobilization, the

Watson (Civilians "A"), Chau trabling of shipping allocations Man-cheo (South China) and Leo for recatriation, more information Wai-lum (Eastern). on ailing dates and greater use of naval shipping.

R.A.F.

Yue ahuen Reserves Lam (South China), Yau Wah-hing Twelve hundred

men (Eastern), Fook Yue-wah (East have were reported earlier to

one on strike at Calcutta. Other crn) and Le Ding-kee (South

China). Konis has already made one personnel wore reported on strike ampearance, when he out-pointed at Katunayake fed in Ceylon, at Arthur Dana har. Southern Area Setatar field in Singapore and at welter-weight title holder, at Lydia in Palestine.-Associated Albert Hall, after a florce eight- Press. rounder.

Kouldri. who comes from Ligeria, never take a proper rest between rounds. Ile stands chat- time to his seconds at the inter- vais.

No opponent has yet been found for Medina, who recently beat Jackie Paterson on points in the Paris ring. Later, Medina is ex- pected to face Paterson again, probably in the open air in Glas row. If either can bent Manuel

Ortiz, Maxican holder of the title proper Intranci Or who is shortly croming the Atlan- exits and no pation Lic, the bout would probably eball climb over or for the world title.Router. attempt to climb over

any barrier orgate

otected on any whart DEAD MAN IN TSUN used by the Domapany's WAN DISTRICT

launches.

Manager: Mr. Charles Ying. UNITED SERVICES v. REST OF COLONY United Services:-Bax (Navy); Swash (Navy) and Headon (Com-j manda) (Capt.); Jack (Cournan dol. Smith (R.A.F.) and

Crawford (Navy): Stokes (B.A.F.),

America Buying Pan Our Rubber

(Navy), Swinford (Navy). and

(En-

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Washington, Jan. 20. The State Departament to-day

Team Manager:-C.P.O, Rogers Rost of Colony: Chui Shui- announced the completion of price negotiations for the purchase of hang. (Eastern); Hau Yung-eang natural rubber from British, (Eastern) and Leck (Civillans Dutch and French areas in the "A"); Kwong Ying-kee (South Far East. The price has been

Het Kingseng (Eastern) Chica), at 21-1⁄4 cents per pound for and Collaco fixed

(Civilians A standard top gredes delivered F. Cheuk Shek-Jam (Kwong Wah) 0. B. ocean-going steamers at Far Fung King-sheng (Eastern),

South China) Easier the terms of the agree Lal Shulawing (Eastern) and Lau (Cont.), ment the Reconstruction Finance Chung-aang (South China). Comoration subsidiary, the Rub- ber Development Corporation. w buy all rubber. In those areas al boented to the United States by the rubber committees.

agreement

The

covers

Le

Ka-keung Reserves: - Ho

Wai-kuen Wah), Lo (Kwong

and T30 Kam-bung (Eastern) (South China).

Team Manager:-Dr. W. E.

from Hall are requested to report

A farmer, Wong Chol, of Kwal Chung Village, Tsun Wan, has re- ported to the Police that between midnight on Monday and I am, yesterday, five men, two arened with revolvers, gained entrance Sept. 2, 1045, VJ Day-through

to the June 30, 1946 in the case of Dutch Wong says he took up a chopper and French areas, and the period and attacked the robbers, with the of Sept. 2, 1945, through Blach result that he killed

and 31, 1040 ong

in casa of the Unite

the wounded another, who escaped Kingdom frum whose areas sub- with the other three men.

911d the

11. No person shall embark on or travel by the Company'n launches without having : paid his proper fare All tickets issued in into his

his house. exchange for such pay mest............ must be surrendered to the com pany before embarkation of the passengers.

person

17. No

$40m

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Players requiring transport to United States. the ground are requested to be at Wellington Barracks at 2.30 p.m. ALSO Iatest Metro-Goldwyn of rubber have on the day of each match. Mayor Newsreel.

PHILIPINES WIN

Police found the body of tho silowed roler a few yards from nouncement

composed study A shall spt in the hut, with a chopper wound and a bullet wound.

American, British, French

or from ar ogait stay launch or any of the company's premises.

18. No person sha'l swaar])

obscene цве offensivelanguage whi'st

of

or

in or upon any launch

MISSING JERSEYS

group

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of

And

Stiavey

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Henolulu, Jan. 20, As the story sounded incredu- Dutch reported on Nov. 24 that

G-Isrepresenting the Philip lous, the Folice arc making en- the United States capacity for pine area won the Pacific Army quiries into the incident.

production of synthetic rubber s now about 1,066,000 tons annual Olympic baxing finals on Sunday.

night a Vickwn field. ly

The final score was based estimated that the total and world capacity la between 1,200.-] five points for the title winners; London, Jan. 20.

000 and 1,400,000 tons.

and three for the runner-up. tho The Board said, Earl's Court Rangers Ice Hockey

It is estimated that 7,500 nor- or any of the company's Club, who open their sonson at the showed plant manufacturing ceste vicemen and women watslied, the

tes "have declin- United States In the premises or commit.noy Empress Hall at the beginning of

show.Associated Prens. unisance in on from or March, are looking for 16 jerseys ed markedly in the recent past against any launch or specially made for the 1939-40 and are more than covered by the present schling rice of 18-44 coule any of the company's season, but never used.

The London building in which vor pound for the general pur premises.

they were kept was damaged, and 20m of synthetic, rubber.Asso

"safer chatod Prem. 21. No person shall stand they were removed to a

place,"

Now they are missing. upon, the gangway of the club, want, thom back, even if any launch or impede torn. No questions will be asked or hamper in any way and for every Jersey Bent batic! the movements, of auch there will be a free ticket for iso

Brat game.Router. 'gangway, ALAN

CHAS. E, TERRY, Manager & Secretary.

Yuan Cheong, 44, coolla:

9. Des Voeux: Rond West,

floor, was admitteki

auffering:""Trơm,

ht foot. Toon!

DARTS AND THE WAY

London, Jan 29, Now that the Red Cross Find has closed, the figured, cogárding from porting bodies

BILLIARDS CHAMPION

Blackpool, Jan. 29. There is a posily that Lon- don, which has sb big recognised billarde hail, may for the work's profcasional hillarde and snooker Championship matches.

Jos Davis, holder of both kies a Tower Rooms, Black

1: 160 % recently played his

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The Chine team cave

a

the first half Uhnldinge The Marine at 89 to 22 but the Marines scored almost at wilt in the second half of the ami when the older Chinese boten to week

Associated Press.

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