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PER INSERTION.

NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that BRITISH SCHERING) LIMITED of 167, 169, Great Portland Street, London, W.1. are the registered propriclora in the United Kingdom of the under-mentioned trade marks, which are used by them in con-i nection with medicinal, chemical and agricultural preparations in Classes II and III. and claim to be entitled to the said marks in Hong Kong.

ALBUCID

ARCANOL"

Our

ATOPHAN

Replies are awaiting at offices for Box No: 240, 255, 200, 273, 274 278, 283, 203, 290.

WANTED

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PART TIME instructors for Shorthand, Bookkeeping al Beurwantes are required at thei Forces Education Cenire, Whil Held Barracks, Kowloon, Re-) Thimeration up to $10 per hour. according to qualifications, Apply by letter to the Principal wh will fumish further particulars. ¦ FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Leaving the Colony

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PREMISES WANTED ENGLISHMAN serke pot wit fatit Hongkong side central district. Tel 2637

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14 N

LAMMERT BROS.

Auctioneers, surveyors and Appraisers, Pedder Bollding Telephone No. 20224,

PUBLIC AUCTION

The Enterstrued have received Abstractions to sell by Puble Ambon s

FRIDAY, the 69 JUNE 1947 rotonelig at 2.30 P.M.

at their Sales Hanko

Koms Rond Kowloon,

No. 35

A FINE COLLECTION OF VAJJABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE

comprising ---

Teakwood Double & Single Beistegals with Boxspring Mats Tress. Dressing Table

with Mirror & Stout. Chest of Drawers Low Boy. Single & Double Wardrobes with Mirrors, Extension Dining Tables, Side- boards. Glass Cabinets, Chairs,

Tables, So'o side Gramophone,

Wall Clock.

Portable Electric Cooker, Radiator, Table Fans, Counter Causes, Meat Machine, Teak

Boxes, Tee Coolerator, Teak Filing Cabinets, Carved Camphorwood. Trunks, Carpet Runner 29 Ft., Habi Stands, Blackwood & Nickel

ATOPHANYL CHLORYLEN CORTIRON

FORTAMIN

MEDINAL

NEOTROPIN

NEUTRALON NOVATOPHAN

SCHERING 'SOLGANAL SYNTHALIN TESTOVIRON TRIKRESOL UROSELECTAN UROTROPIN VASANO VERAMON

CYLOTROPIN

ORALUTON ORAVIRON

DERMUCID EUCAIN

PROGYNON

PROLUTON

BRITISH SCHERING

TAJI MAK

NOTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN that any person or persons,† firm, rompany, or corporation using the and traile niks or any of them or any imitation thereof or otherwise infringing the rights of the sul BRITISH SCHERING LIMITED in the yard trade marks are warned that any such net readers them jable fa legal proceedings at the sult of the Ant BRITISH SCHERING LIMITED.

DATED the 19th day of May 1947;

JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER. Solicitors for the said BRITISH SCHERING LIMITED.

FAR EAST AVIATION CO., LTD.

MR WILLIAM FORREST

Joined DUDMAN hus Band of this Company and will sin as Director as from this

liste

HONGKONG

& WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED.

be

Notle is hereby given that) un Extraordinary General Meel-

the Company will ing of held at 38 Pedder Street (ist flour) Hong Kong on MONDAY JUNE, 1947, at NOON, for the pur- If of proposing and pose thought fit passing the Aub joined resolutions se a special resolution, viz:-

FAR EAST AVIATION the NINTH day of

CO. LTD.

J. ROBINSON, Managing Director,

Hong Kong, 1st Jane, 1947.

FAR EAST FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL

MIL.

LTD.

WILLIAM

FORREST! DUJMAN has joined thei Beard of this Company and will sign as a Director as from this date.

FAR EAST FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL LTD.

J. ROBINSON. Managing Director.

Hong Kong, 1st June, 1947.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Metal Standard Lamps. Ceiling SPECIAL CASH SWEEP

Lights, Lot Rättan Furniture. Writing Tables, Black-wood Majong Tables, Set of Teak Ten Poys, Chesterfeld Sultes, Easy! Armchairs, Single Divans, Glass Ware, Cutlery, Tientsin Carpets and Rugs Elc., Etc., Etc.

Also

1 Indian Carpet. New 9' x 12' I Plano

ON

LANTAO HANDICAP

Notice to Members

The Sale of Cash Sweep Tickets on the above will close at 11 a.m. on Saturday, 7th June, 1947.

The Draw will be held at the

Saturday, 7th June, 1947.

On View From Thursday, the Race Course at 1230 p.m. on

6th June 1947.

Terms: As Customary,,

LAMMERT, BROS.,

Auctionceda.

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary.

Removal Notice

We beg to announce to the General Public that, as from June 3, 1947, we have removed our office from Kayamally Building to Room No. 111, 1st floor, Wang Hing Building, 10 Queen's Road, Central.

All enquiries and correspondence concern- ing Books and Magazines will be attended.to.. at our new address---

THE PIONEER TRADING CO.

That the Articles of Associa tion be altered in the manner following:-

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947.

CHINA LIGHT AND POWER CO., LTD.

+

NOTICE TO CONSUMERS

over which

Consumers are hereby notified that ns from 12th May 1947 In- terest will be payable at 1 per annum on deposits of $100 and have been in the Company's hands for not lens than six months. This replaces the former rate of 27% per annum and follows the general the frond of Interest rates in

Colony'.

Consumers are also referred to this Company's notice of 6th May 1946 in which they werd requested tra register their pre-war deponlta. It is now re- quested that this be done with- out further delay by those who have not yet complied, in ur der that re-payment may be male where necessary in due Course

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

P. W. A. WOOD Secretary & Chief Accountant.

flore Kore Wednesday, June 4, 1947.

NOTICE

CHINA LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY,

.LTD.

REDUCTION

OF CHARGES

A

ject to the reductions:

THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

GOVERNMENT

NOTICE.

RESTITUTION OF LOOTED PROPERTY REMOVED FROM THE COLONY DURING THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION

"

Iri

of the

London Reaction To Sen. Vandenberg's Statement

Resklents Notice la hereby given that

or companies the Forty-seventh Ordinary Hong Kong whose property was yearly Meeting of the Share removed from the Colony during holders in the Company will be the Japanese occupation are re- held at the Company's Office, minded that claims for the re- Windsor Hovbe, Mezzanine stitution of such property may Floor, on Thursday 20th June, be registered with this Govern 1047, at 11 am. for the pur ment for submission to the pose of receiving the Report of Supreme Commander the Directors together with Allied Forces in Japan. Statement of Accounts for the

December, Claims should be Festricted to year ended 31st 1946, to Bunction the declara- the restition of property of tion of a Dividend and Bonus) which claimants were deprived and to re-elect Directors and by acts of the Japanese Governgard, Autors.

ment, the Japanese armed forces or nationals of Japan.

The Cransfer Books of the Company will be closed from! 12th to 26th June, 1947, both days inclusive,

Claims should include partl culars as to:

to посеянагу

(a) DETAILED DESCRIP. By Order of the Board of TION OF PROPERTY, State

Directors.

the information insure positive lentification of the property, including serial numbers, industrial name plate, dnic, photographs, and any other

listinguishing features.

J. D. THOMSON Manager.

Hong Kong, 2nd June, 1947.

NOTICE

(16 PROOF-OF OWNER SHIP. State facts and circum- Minnes and attach certifled coples of documents which show how claimant acquired his title to the property, and give the full name and address of the hin owner of tie-holder Kiven nationality.

A. S. WATSON & CO., -LIMITED-

NOTICE in hereby than the Fifty-eighth Ordinary

(singe

will

L

London, June 4. Although there is no official British comment on, or reaction to, yesterday's declaration by Senator Vandenberg to the Senate that the United States might be forced to sign separate peace treatles with Germany and Austria, it has already aroused speculation here among diplomatic observers as to the repercussions of such a move on British foreign policy. In the matter of a German treaty, the terms of the Anglo-Soviet Treaty would appear to rule out any possibility of Britain concluding a separ- ate peace treaty with Germany. The format position with re- just those aims which the off- to the Austrian question rial United States policy la is less clear since Britain, was seeking to attain. never in a state of declared war While Britain's ofBeinl po- with Austria and could be argued that 'trenty or agree- ment with Austria would not therefore fall into the category of a pace treaty.

icy will certainly endorse Senn- tor Vandenberg's hope that the Italian anil satellite peace trea- be speedily ratified, ties will few observers here are ready will Even If this supposition were to believe that Britain correct, diplomatic observers in abandon attempts to reach an hard to Bee greed four-power solution to London And it what practical advantage to the the Austrian and German tren- United States could emerge ties, at least until one more from conclusion of a separate effort has been made at next the terms of the November's meeting of the treaty. By draft Austrian treaty already Council of Foreign Ministers.

Mr. Bevin's recent statement agreed by the Big Four, the

the Margate Conference, occupying powers are committ ted to withdraw their forces of which emphasises the gravity occupation within 90 days after of the results of the November clear that into force of the meeting, makes it the entry

British policy is, for the pre- Austrian Lenty

Since one of the declared ob- sent, firmly fled to the concep

of quadripurlite Western tion three of jerta powers in pressing for an ear- making.-Reuter.

withdrawal of the United States troups.

Yearly Meeting of the Company (1 CIRCUMSTANCES Orly Austrian trenty is precisely the burden on Aus- registration!

con- to case be LOSS. Stau briefly the held at the Hong Kong Hotel,ditions, eterumstances and terms trian sovereignty and on Aus- foreshadowed Ly the

trian economy of maintaining Hong Kour, on Friday, 6th (including consideration, if any) Chairman in his Speech at the June, 1947, at 11.30 A.M., for the whereby there was

loss GF the Allied armies, it is presum Annual General Meeting on the

purpose of receiving the Re-title. possession OF control e here that a unilateral Ame- the 12th day of April 1947,

port of the Directors, together arcompanied by the removal of riean treaty would be followed charges for current suppiled

with the Statement of Accounts the properly, and include details early from 1st July 1947 will be sub-for the period ended 31st Octo- as to the place from which and further following ber, 1946, and to elect Dirce- to which the property was re-

tors' and appoint Auditors.

moved, the date on which such The Transfer Books of the incidents took pluer, and any Company will he closed from other pertinent information. Friday, 23rd May. 1947, toj

It IN Important that Friday, 6th June, 1947, both information submitted should be days inclusive.

as complete as possible in order to increase the possiblity of a successful search being made in the various territories to which loated property was removed,

Lighting from 64 cents to 49 cents per unit.

Power from 20 cents to 20 cents per unit,

Proportionate reductions will) be, made in respect of lighting and power supplies in the New Territories, and the new rates will be charged for current con- Hong

the month ย sumeil during July 1947

Bulk Supply Consumers are

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON, General Managers

Kong. 9th May, 1947,

THE HONGKONG

(a) Article 17 shall be can- being notified direct of the de- ELECTRIC CO., LTD.,

celled

(b) In

of

the third Jine Article 71 the word "two" shall be substituted for the word "three"

(e) The following Article shall

agree.

crense affecting their ments with this Company for the supply of current.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD

OF DIRECTORS,

P. W. A. WOOD.

1941 DEPOSITS

The Company is now prepar-| ed to receive applications for the refund of 1941 Deposits. Applications, which should

Le

he substituted for Article Secretary & Chief Accountant, accompanied by the relative De

7676. Subject to any special terms as to voting upon which any shares of

HONG KONG

the Company may have NOTICE TO MARINERS

опе

NO. 18 OF 1947

been issued or may for the time being be held,

following Notices' to a show of hands) The upon

in Mariners are hereby cancelled: every member present

shall have person

1946 No. 14. note at end vote, and upon 11 poll

cancelled. every member present in person or by proxy shall have one vote for every shure held by him."

By Order of the Board,

R. G. CRAIG,

Chief Manager,

Hong Kong.

1946 Nos. 4, 35, 37, 40 and

50 cancelled.

1947 Noя. 1 and 3 cancelled.

Authority: Harbour Master.

the

But this in turn would leave the Soviet Army of Occupation in a position to exert increased Influence on Austria's internal. į economic and politicnt affairs. United Similarly, if the

of the States, in pursuance Truman dottrige of extending economic aid, were to follow a unilateral treaty by loans and other forms of economic assist-i ance, it would appear that this) nid would merely go to feed resources on the Austrian

ONLY LAST

pence.

RESORT Washington, Juno 4. Senator Arthur Vandenberg told a queationer that the possibility of a separate Ger- man freaty in "a remote con- tingency only contemplated un

resort.

Democrat Senator Alben Barkley said that the Senate would be "repudiating the Government of the United Stater" if it refused to ratijų the trenties-Reuter,

Formal

which Russia is at present mak- Denial

ing such heavy claims.

It should be noted that in for warding claims to Japan, this Government will be required to undertake, on behalf of the Would Defeat Alms eluimant, to accept the property Consequently, unlena the Unit- in the condition in which it ined States in considering a com-! found and to make arrangements picte break with the terms of for the return of the property to Hong Kong

Claims should be addressed to the Reparations Cialms Office, General Post Office Building, first flour, to reach that office posit Receipts, should be not later than 30th June, 1947. made through the post to the Claimants who have submitted Office Particulars of looted property in Company's Registered and may also be handed in at response to press announcements the Company's Branch Offices. 11 December, 1946, and 29th March, 1947, are not re. the quired to make another claim.

to

Pending the lifting of Moratorium, it is intended refund that part of the deposit

COLONIAL SECRETARY.

only, which is not required to Hong Kong, 5th June, 1947.

secure the payment of- 1941 ac- counts for the supply of elec- tric current.

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.,

AGENTS,

J. JOLLY, Harbour Master.

P. & O. BUILDING"

HONG KONG.

31st May, 1947.

Hong Kong, 4th June, 1947.

Dated this Ninth day of May, Harbour Department,

1947.

HONGKONG & ' WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS will be held In the Board Room of Megars. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., 14 & 16, Pedder Street, Hong Kong, on Monday, 16th. June 1947, at noon for the following purposes:

1. To receive and consider the Statement of Accounts and Balance Sheet and the Re- purt of the Directors and Auditors thereon.

2. To elect -Directors.

3. To appoint Auditors and fix

their remuneration. [.

4. To transact any other or- dinary business of the Com- pany.

THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD

NOTICE REDUCTION OF CHARGES FOR CURRENT

Charges for current wil be reduced for all meters read on and after JULY 1ST. 1947:

LIGHTING

with discounts as follows:

Monthly Account

FROM 45 cents

38.25

THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

4

NOTICE TO.

SHAREHOLDERS

Of Bias

Lake Success, June 4. the draft quadripartite treaty: The Secretary Guneral of the it would appear, that unilateral United Nations, Trygve Lie, today nction of the sort hinted by insued a formal denial that say Senator Vandenberg would be of the documents assembled for calculated in practice to defent use by the Palestine Committee of Inquiry was blased or prejudicini.. Lie told the press that the were gathered from speeches and Government docu- ments.

FAR EASTERN.

FREIGHT CONFERENCE

NOTICE

HIDES & WOOL TO AND VIA EGYPTIAN PORTS--- EFFECTIVE FORTHWITH

Shippers to pay the sum of 3/3 per package (or 3/3 per pièce) for Hides shipped jooge), minimum 11/6 por Bill of Landing, to cover the Egyptian Authority's Quarantine Inspec Lion, Supervision Fees, Dlain- fection Charges, formalities afid incidental expenses for Hides

Дарега

The Secretary's statement was made in refutation of charges by Syria's Faris el Khoury and Emil Ghoury, of the Arab Higher Com- mittee, that some documents were biased against the Arob

Lie also said he was now con tacting Commission members. about holding open meetings.—-—-— United Prose.

Athens

Report

and Wool shipped to Egypt or Denied

newa

NOTICE IS HEREBY for transhipment there. Shippers GIVEN that ut INTERIM to provide 15: certificate from

Belgrade, Juno 4. DIVIDEND, in respect of the port of loading, bearing the The official Yugoslav year 1947, of $1.70 per share stamp and signature of the agency, Tanjug. today denied (subject to deduction of 10% Government authority of that press reports from Athens con Corporation Profits Tax) has country, the certificate to state cerning the formation of an in. been declared payable on and that Rinderpest, Foot and Mouth ternational brigade at Split, do- after JULY, 8TH 1947.

Disense and for Anthrax do not signed to aid the Greek guerrillas. Tanjug also denied as "sheer story from Athens that foreign planes had been seen, on May 31, dropping supplies to guerrillas and then By. ing off in the direction of Yugo- slavja.

Applications for Dividend exist. Warrants should be made either personally, or by letter to the Registered Office of the Com- pany, P. & O. Building, 4th 40 cents floor.

TO

7

J. D. ALEXANDER

Local Chairman.

fabrication" another

In a third denial, Tanjug ridi.

The Register of Transfers of BOOK of BEGINNINGS culed the purported statement of a

closed

By Order of the Board, GIBB, LIVINGSTON &' CO., LTD. Agents.

Fridays at 8.15 p.m.

to

100

150 units 025

45

626

1,505

42.75 40,5

36

the Company will be from 23rd June to 7th July! 1947, both days inclusive.

. Lectures on Genesis

· 1,566

3.125

3,120

6,250

30

0,251

9.375

21

0,370

12,500

33.75 31.5

12,501

15,625

15,020

18,750

29.25 27 24.75

17

22

15.5

+

12,5.

12

20

Special Rates

over 18,750 POWER THERMAL STORAGE WATER HEATERS BULK SUPPLY

CONSUMERS...

For THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.,

Agenta.

flong Kong, 5th June 1947.

NOTICE TO CONTRACT SHIPPERS

NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY —– GIVEN that the TRANSFER BOOKS of the COMPANY willj

be closed from the 2nd. Juno Effective September 1, 1947, the freight rate on Oil, Non- 1947,, Essential in containers to Pacific Coast and Atlantic Coast

ports will be Increased by 20%.

1947 to the 10th. June both days inclusive.

"By order

of the Board of Directors.

"-

I. G. CRAIG, Chlof Manager.

Hongkong, 8th. May, 1947.

F. F. BOOTH Secretary.

TRANS-PACIFIC FREIGHT.

BUREAU.

HONGKONG, June 1st, 1947.

Lowe, Binglism & Matthews, Secretaries.

NEW YORK FREIGHT

BUREAU,

Hong Kong, 5th June 1947.

NOTICE

S.S. “GLENAFFRIC” EX U.K. ARRIVED 4/6/47

Bills of Lading Nos. 282, 239 and 241 covering cargo arrived by above namo veasel consigned to Controller of Store, Hong Kong · ·Government, have been Ioat and are hereby declarod null and vold.

The Public is warned against) negotiating above mentioned Bls of Lading,

W. M. THÒMBON, Supplies, Trade & Industry.,

Dr. Lechmere Cun Opening Lecture; Friday, 6th June 1947.

EMMANUEL CHRUCH

218, Nathan Road, Kowloosi,

Service Auction Rooms Aactioneers, Surveyors, etc. Basement. French Bank Bldg- A.E.B, de Souss, Auctioneer. Telephona 81807,

"high Grock official" about a heavy concentration of Yugoslav military power near the greck border-United Press,

Soviet Criminal Laws Strengthened

-Russia

London, June 4. today announced drastic alrengthening of its

in criminal lawa" what was described as a "struggle against crime," closely following tho abolition of the death penalty,

The decree, broadcast by, Mos- cow Radio, prescribes that theft, and other appropriation, waste embezzlement of Btate property shall be punished by from seven to ten years' confinement in penal camps, second offenders and mem- bors of organised gangs to faco Imprisonment of from 10 to 25 youra

with confiscation of

Chinese Optical Co. property."

OPTICIAN

67 QUEEN'S ROAD C ́§.

N. M. Shvornik, president of the Bupreme Pranidfum, elgued the decree. It specified thas, the now regulations were intended ja establish unified/criminal lawasdı United PresS:

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