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THE BATU ANAM (JOHORE) RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED

flacorporated under the Companira Ordinancer, Heapher) REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS AND

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED

31ST MARCH,1950. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Thirty-second Or- dinary General Meeting of Shareholders in the above- named Company will be, keld at 001/006 Marina House, Hongkong, on Wednesday, the 23rd August. 1950 at 12.15 p.m. for the following purposes:

To receive and consider the Directora Report, and State ment of Accounts for the year ended 31st March, 1050, to elect a Director, to elect Au- altors, and to transact any other ordinary business of the Company,

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from August, 1950, both days in

clusive.

the market could touch it, CURLY CARRIER air conditioning unit the 14th August to the 23rd suitable for alzable room; still in good condition; willing to sell for SPECIAL LOTION at $16-$20. HK$700. Reply to Box 001 "China) Beton's Beauty Salons.

Mail".

DRESSES and Blouses (all kinds

model, or luxury radiogram,we

By Order of the Board of Directors,

3. A. WATTIE

& CO., LTD., Secrétaries.

have a "Pilot" to suit. Terme * Hong Kong, August 9, 1830. jows only $20 per month, Colonisi Agencies, Brehol Building, 24 Queen's Road, Phone 28310..

of materiale) at competitive prices CONVENIENT EASY Way to own -from HK$18.00 up. Satisfaction. Naw Pilot Radio. Whether you guaranteed. Inspection cordially need bedside midget, largo table Invited at Long Kes Ladies Tailor 3ID Nathan Road Kowloon.

RADIO REPAIRS performed by trained technicians under forelyn supervision. Modern, Accurate methods, no guesswork. Repairs include clearing and checking TAMARA MAY 302 Hong Kong chassle. Moderate rates, reilable Hotel (Air Conditioned) and at

603

Hotel Bunnier work. Our

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Bals, American Dresses, etc., alus; we'll do the rent. Colonial American Summer Wedge Heel Agencies, Bzohol Building, 14 Shoes at $30 per pair. Queen's Road.

CARPETS 媲 RUGS Genuine

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Poking and Tientsin, lovely de algha and colourings, various sizes) come and Inspect at The Chine RUG Co., Kayamally Building, 4th Floor (Opposito Hong Kono SCRIBBLING PADS-100 pages Hotel) Queen's Road, Contral.

and at cents each, On at 50 "China Mall" Office, Windsor Hou, Tol. 32312.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

KWANGTUNG HANDICAP

7th OCTOBER, 1950

SPECIAL CASH SWEEP Over 400.000 tickets have MAY BE BOOKED AT THE been sold to date. Tickets may be purchased from the Club's SWINDON BOOK STORE. 25 Branch Offices at 5, D'Agullar Street, Hong Kong, and 382, NATHAN ROAD, TEL, 59327.

Nathan Road, Kowloon.

By Order,

S. A SLEAP,

Secretary,

PEKING ART RUG Co., 221A Hong Kong, 7th August, 1950.

sell ex-

Nathan Rd., Kowloon, clusively carpets and rugs. Picaso drop in and have a look.

NOTICE

CARPETS, Rug, Upholstery cloaned-in-your-own home -- by modern, conveniant DURACLEAN

Mr. Ed. ROCHA wishes to SERVICE DURACLEAN COM-

inform his friends that by PANY, DEERFIELD, ILL, UB.A mutual arrangement he is no

202 & Co., Bank of East Asia Buliding, Tel: longer connected with Messrs.

Harper & Shea Limited.

Agent: George Lin

24408.

HOTELS

Mr. ROCHA's new address is care FAR EAST MOTORS LIMITED, 20 Nathan Road, Kowloon, Phone 50849

METROPOLE HOTEL, 10 Queen's) 57250. Road Contral, Hong Kong. Luxurious furniture. Two

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SIAMESE CAT (male) wanted. Preferably over 12 months but no objection Kitten. Reply Box 699 "Chins Mall.'*

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THE TEBONG RUBBER ESTATE, LIMITED

(Ineptposted under the Companies Ordinances, Ifangkong)

REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS

AND STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED J1ST MARCH,1950.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-fifth Ordinary General Meeting of Share- holders, In the abovenamed Cómpany will be held at 601/ 006 Marina House, Hongkong. the 23rd on Wednesday August, 1950 at 12 noon, for the following purposes:

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, '1960.

Princess Margaret Law Revision

a bridesmaid

Princess Margaret was chief bridesmaid at the wedding of her cousin, the Hon. Margaret Elphinstone, who was mar rled at Baint Margaret's, Westminster, London, to Denya Rhodes, of Maidstone, Kent. The wedding was attended by Queen. Photo shows 100 questo, led by the King and Princess Margaret, chief bridesmaid (right) leaving the Church with her fellow bridesmaid the Hon. Diana Bowes-Lyon after

the ceremony,AP Photo.

French want

forces in W. Germany

Paris, August 7. To receive and consider the

M. Herbe Alphand, French Directors' Report and State-representative to the Atlanti ment of Accounts for the year ended 31st March, 1950, 10 elect a Director, to elect Audi- tors, and to transact any other business of the Company.

Pact's Permanent Council In London, said today that most of the Innd and air forces re- quested by France for Western Europe must be based in West- ern Germany.

Question of Spain and UN entry

Lake Success, August 7. The Dominican Republic to- day put the question of Spain's relations with the United Na-l tions on the agenda for the September meeting of the General Assembly.

Informed sources said that the Dominican Republic, in a letter General, to the UN Secretary Trygve Lle, asked that the ques- tion of Spain's relationship to the United Nations be discussed at

The Transfer Books of the

Commenting, on the French the General Assembly session, which opens on September 19. Company will be closed from

arins memorandum to Washing Previous the 23rd ton

attempts to get Spain the 14th August to

he declined to disclose admitted to the United Nations days in-the August, 1950, both

strength of the units

have failed. clusive.

requested by France.

"It is a military secret," he said. Neither France nor any other nation, he added, had raised the question of German participation In the new Atlantic defence plan and arma pool.

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By Order of the Board of Directors,

J. A. WATTIE & CO., LTD., Secretaries.

Hong Kong, August 9, 1950.

REPAH RUBBER AND TAPIOCA ESTATES,

LIMITED

(Inewrporated under the Companies Ordinances, Hongkong)

REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS AND

time This will be the fourth the issue of the Franca regime will come before the world or- gantsation-and chances of Spain gaining admission appeared to be the brightest thus far.

Twenty Latin American gov- M. Alphand said that the 2,- ernments have lined up solidly 000,003,000,000 francs needed for behind the move to recognise the rearmament over the next three Spanish government and

Ordinance

The Law Revision - (Miscel... laneous Ammendments) (No.. 2) Ordinanco 1900, had its firm reading in the Legislative Council yesterday.

it is the secund Bill' of its kind. The fires was enacted fri May.

The Attorney General, Mr. J. B. Griffin, told Council the objectiva of both Blits is the same, namely, that In the revision of the laws, the Is to take the

aim is

opportunity to examino lezisintion and deter- ming.

In consultation with au- thorities and departments con- cerned how far existing legislation in whole or in part has ceased to be of utility or how far anomaly is shown to exist in the legisla. tion by reason of subsequen' legislation or other development in the Colony over the years.

Thus, explained Mr. Griffin, the revision of the laws is not mere- ly to reprint existing legislation,

in consolidated form but to ensure that the legislation as it emerges the Revised Edition, will be truly up-to-data.

in

The Ordinance passed in May dealt with 152 ordinances in this manner, and the Bill before Coun- ell I dealgned to effect - amend- ment to a further 70 or so ordin- ances

dr. Griffin drew attention to the fnet that if the Bill is en- neted, the amendments proposed would only be Immediately effec- tive in regard to those in Fart 1 of the Fill, involving about 10 ordinances. The others, proposed] in Part II of the Ell would not become immediately effective bu would await being brought into force by a proclamation of the Governor at a date which it is anticipated would coincide withi the readiness of the Revised Edl- tion for publication.

The motion was seconded by the Acting Colonial Secretary, Mr. R. 1. Todd, and carried unanimously.

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By Dick Turner

•Dick Turner

COPA, 1950 BY NTA DIRVE, ING. T, M. RIO. 1, N PAY. OFF.

"I simply had to call right away, Madgo! I just this instant remembered what it was Graco said Alice Pottleby heard about Jano!"

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the necessity. After released from bidder or bis partner. such a call, it is usually advisable bidding unless he had something to refrain from any unnecessarily of merit to show. Bidding then high calls. Instead, the partners would be of his own free will should exchange as much impor-end ecord.

Having substantial tant information as possible

Assets in his terrifle club sult, plus three unt!! out crowding the bidding, eventually it becomes clear to one cards to an honour in West's dia- or another of them which con-monds East could have shown tract should be selected. Jump-his willingness to go on with the ing prematurely can steal from mere 4-Clubs. That would have the side the opportunity to ex- to do slam bidding, using what- allowed bidding space for West

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5 C SK05 If you submitted the problem HQJB to the leading 1,000 bidders In

years was in addition to the curultude of the United States-to-Chinese Optical Co. 90 of them would have ideas

rent military budget of approxi-ward Franco has softened consi- mately 300,000,000,000 francs for sembly resolution in 1940 barred derably since the General" As- This supplementary sum must come largely from foreign Spain from membership-United ald.

1951.

M. Alphand announced that the next meeting of the Perman- ent Council would take place on August 20.

The Council (Foreign Minia- ters) for the Atlantie Pact would meet on September 15.

Mr. Charles Spofford, Chair- Council of Atlantic STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS man of the

Fact Deputies, who last night FOR THE YEAR ENDED

received a copy of the French 31ST MARCH, 1950.

memorandum, today had talks NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN M. Reae Pleven, the Defence with the French Prime Minister, that the Thirty-second Or.

Minister, M. Jules Mach, dinary General Meeting of other Ministers and key ́officials. Shareholders in the above- |-Reuter. named Company will be held at 001/000 Marina House, Hongkong, on Wednesday the 23rd August, 1950, at 12.30 p.m. for the following pur- poses:

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DONATIONS ACKNOWLEDGED

and

The Hon, Treasurer of the Boys' and Girls' Clube Association wielum to nckdaw- To receive and consider the

ledge receipt of the following during thy Directors Report and State-month of July 1960 ment of Accounts for the year Mr. Blinko, England (£5)=$80, Mr. ended 31st March, 1950, to Chen, Bhich Helang #10, Children's Play

ground Association 1960, Bloersan Boys' elect a Director, to elect Au-

Bahool #400, -Mr. FPM,· Driemen $25, ditors, and to transactany Kona Hong Football Kalolation $1,500. other business of the Com- | Hong Kong Toe. 11, Clab (two montla) pany.

10, International Film Lia, 950, Han. Mr. J.C, McDousil $40, fr, A. Bydentita $20. The General Ching Charities Fund

Total #19,19. $15,000.

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 14th August to the 23rd August, 1050, both days in Anti-Tuberculosis Association are clusive.

By Order of the Board of Directora,

J. A. WATTIE "&" CO., LTD., Secretaries.

Hong Kong, August 0, 1950.

HARRIMAN REALTY CO. LTD.

'King's Building (2nd floor) » Connaught Ré, Hong Kang.

·Rent Ketate. TO LET IN KADDORIK AVENUK GIFTED: Balesiton of Piking & Brakəra

ongolian

furnished ́henne "a"rommé '$2,000" month."

Telegrams "Harriman

¿Teli Briss

"Latent donations to the Hong Hona

Previously acknowledge) ̈·SREK,007,ĒL Mr. Lam Lee Wan 115,-Mr, O. Aberel 310, Min. 7. Owen' Hathon #20, Mr. Aila. Philips $50, Nonlih Offer Kowloon "Lat Bw $10.00. Total, £287,107.31,

NOTICE

DOLLAR DIRECTORY. (1951 EDITION)

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