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Action For Recovery Of. Premises

Judgment with costs was yesterday delivered in favour of plaintiff in an action for recovery of possession of pre- mises ut the Supreme Court by the Puisne Judge, Mr. Jus- lice Gould.

The

of damages, question which plaintiff. Tam Cheong of 35B. Waterloo Road, additionally cinimed, would be c

(decided this morning.

Tam was represented by Mr. F. L. Lam, Defendants, Leung Sik, Lam Nam (trading us the

Company). Wang Hing and ather Ting Motor Transportation occupiers of 353 Waterloo Road, were represented by Mr, A.S.C. Cumber of Hastings and Com- pany.

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Shooting Of Villager

(Continued from, Page 3) At ulxnt pan. on July 9, he met a party of police at the Fish- hut Pond Irom where they pro- cended in the scene of ambushes. He, accompanied by Sub-Insper- for Watson, two Chinese deter- lives, formed a parly and took up a position of a hillside which war about 20 feet from 4 path running to Tal Tseng Village and to Wang Chau Village,

At about 10 p.m. he saw a light: from the direction of the Fishing Pond, and about five minutes Inter, he w u light raised,up into the air.

Shurtly after he saw the lights, two men came in sight from the Brection of the Fishing Pond. When the two men 'drew abreas! of his position, that was about 20 feet away, he saw a man who resembled Wong. At that time, he SILW another Int coming from behind,

According to Mr. Lam, the ac- tion was in connection with nu application at the Tenancy Tri- bunul on September 16 1848, wher Leung, Sik applied for an Aviction order against the pinin-lai tiff and his wife. This applicense time, he pointed to one of tion was distiisser!

Tenancy Claim

Sou

Mr. Gould stated that in this claim. first opponent claimed to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

be the pringipal tenant of the that the Eighteenth Ordinary premises, while the other claim General Meeting of Share-ed to be his sub-tenant, holders of the Local Printing one other of the recupiers elato- * 50 cents each.

separate On sale at Press, Ltd will be held at the edhe hid China Mall" Office, Windsor

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Plaintit claimed that all de- 13 Duddell Street mouse, Tel. 32312.

pany.

20 tendinis were trespassers in that Tuesday, 27th September, 1949 they had no title to occupy the

nuon.

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Witness then informed Sub- Waston and shouted out Inspect (it's him). At the

the men.

Witness further said that he Watson shout out to beard 51

Cantonese, these two men in

Chai Yan Tai Go Snu." (Po-

re! Put up your hands).

The two men started to run

towards Tai away

Teeng Village. At this time, he heard 8! Watson open fire with Sten gun, aiming at the two

men.

The two Chinese detectives also rpened Are at the two men. Witness himself opened fire with shot gun. A this juncture he

man who was running foll to the granul. The other man ran away and disappeared.

Mr. Gould declared that in this The Share Transfer Books of case he saw no suficient evidence the Company will be closed that there had been an abandon- the plaintiff's premises from 13th to 27th September,ment of

The shooting stopped, and when plaintif DIRECTORY 1949 both days inclusive. KONG

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Fine sangng from $25 to $100 Chinese were imposed on one

man and two women by Mr. Hin Shingle at Central yesterday on nebarge of cruelty to animals. be

A fourth defendant was Ferry

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Guns Examined Inspector G. J. Purkins, of the Palice Armoury, suld that he examined three Sten guns, two revolvers end a shot-gun fasued: to the police in the New Terri- orles, and found that all had re- erntly been fired.

Mun-kau, a villager of Trong Village. said that on July 9, he went with deceased to the Un Long Creek to get some fish. As they lund not obtained enough fish, they agreed to go to Luen Tak Fishing Pond for more.

When about to leave the Fish- cat-ing Pond, they saw a man ap- pearing to be Wong, come to the Company, holding a gun in his right hand and a basket in the other. Witness and deceased then hurried and left the place.

Inspector N. Reynolt, prosecu→ ting, said that on Septeraber 8, he visited the defendant's pro- mlses during on opium raid, On entering the kitchen, he noticed Lau, ei and Wong attempting la emperal something. Wong was standing in frimit of a wash basin ni Lei were Draft Programmes and Entry basin while Lau Forms for the Trial Race Meel-pushing something into it.

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They walked along a path to-

direction words the

of Tal Tseng Village, and when they ar- rived the base of

lie and at heard someone shouting and the same time, Hiring at them.

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He shouted out to the firing party that they were villagers, withets aid, but the fire did not cease. He continued to run, but was wounded in the right

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T.B. FATALITIES

A total of 162 cases of tuber-

rulosis. 47 of which were fatal, were reported for the week end- August 27, Recording to an off- clal announcement issued yester- day.

Three cases of rables, all fatal, were sn reported.

Total deaths from all calken were 340, as against 1,182 births.

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SAME IN PARTNER'S SUIT would, have expected the A to be AN EVOLUTION has been pro- opened, followed by the Q. gressing in ideas about leading matter what East played on the first trick, so he could be ready suit against your partner's

When More to ruff the third mound. adverse trump contruct. and more often good players re-West instead chose the club 4. It frain from opening that suit it seemed almost as if West inch their holding is topped by high peeked into South hand and was

lend. double-dummy They making a horouve not in sequence.

It turned out just as effective have learned that leading away have

ly as if West had held a mirror from such an honour holding, or even choosing one of the honours, behind South's hand, as his steer

diamonds resulted muy present to the declarer ing

away from trick which ho could not other in trapping the K. East scored wise obtain. So, if there is an- the club K and A, then led his other hopeful lead in the hand, diamond 4, producing two tricks such competitors consider it be in the suit In place of the one have come If West that would fore slavishly selecting the suit

had lcd ik Later a spade trick bld across the tabis.

by West enabled the pair tot the contract.

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That proved Important, since the next deol contained a sure part-score for North and Southe which would have closed out the rubber if this 3-Spades contract two On the had been made. deals after that East and West

made games and saved the tub- ber. Hence this club lead proved

whole rubber to West.

worth

There

East's

was great logle under- the club Iyinit

choice. hearts, lacking nee and queen, North-South were so weak that he needed high Most cards somewhere cise, likely they were in clubs, sinco..... North the opponents had bid both ma-

Jors.

Bouth Pass

West

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3 S

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