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INTER-LEAGUE RIVALRY.
Arsenal And Tottenham Go Ahead
(Special Air-Mall Service)
be that the same policy will be pursue by the Football Assouia tion when England meet Scotland at Wembley in April.
London, Feb. 20. In representative football during this season the Scottish teams haro not reused the enthustaam of their followers, for their displays, have boen disappointing. The Soots sol- dom give of their best against Welsh and Irish clevens. But match against an English eleven, chosen on a national basis, is quite another matter. When the Sas- aanach crosses the Border the -clubs
and the
clans are for cager
the combat. Then thore ia no Indifference, faint heart, and no delay in action Thus the rivalry of the Leagues attracted a thrilling crowd yester-burn Rovers.
ZIU
Although Derby County were de- prived of Bowers, they retained their position at the head of the First Division, for if there was not a forward capable of a goal, Keen, the left half-back, beat Fear- son, the West Bromwich goalkeeper, syd insured the sharing of the points. Thus Derby not only re- unbeaten on their own ground-a tain the premier place, but are stil: distinction they share with Black
As Arsenal and
day to the new Ibrox, the head-Huddersfield won there is only a quarters of the Rangers of Glasgow, point between the three leading who for some years have been clubs. Arsenal had to play Sidey playing not only effective but fine at left half-back and Dougall at football. Thuy played well, but the inside-left. Dougall, who was mak- visitors wore just as capable. ing his first appearance "in the eleven, is a member of a Scottish football family, and was obtained from Southampton during the ou tuma. He has done good work with the second eleven. While Arsenal's defence did not falter, Birkett gave them the lead with a goal that was primarily due to Dunne. After the interval Bowden made the result certain. Arsenal, who won as they deserved to do, will train at Brighton during this week for their Cup-tie with Derby County. -
In spite of a strong breeze the -game was one of the most inter- esting of the Inter League series, aup resulted in a period. when the Lepacs of England generally woo this angual encounter, but that day has gone. In 1930 and 1932 the Scots won at Oiasgow by the odd gont, and fast season, at Manchester, they were victors much more de- cisively. Therefore, the drawn math at Ibrox,"If only a partial success, is not without merit, es- pecially when the Scoterman had his foot upon his native heath."
"
W. H. Smith
Huddersfield, in spite of the ab sence of Willingham, played well at Brumal Lane, as they always. Although the English players seem to do. Sheffield United were maintained an attack at the outset, decisively beaten Stevenson, the Motherwell man who scored twice, and appeared as is generally good ou such occasions, crafty" as ever. The four goals of rised the siege. But the visitors Huddersfield loom large, especially returned and tested the Scottish on a day when no fewer than ten goalkeeper. The first goal, however, teams of the First Division, could was obtained by the Scots and was not score at all. Five matches were roully & surprise for Simpson, the drawn, and in three of these there tpatre half-back, a valiant Ranger, was not a goal. Considering the sored by a free-kick at the end latitude that players have under. af nine minutes. Only for two the revised off-side law, it is amaz aninutes did the home eleven retaining that there are any matches the advantage, as Beresford "made without a goal. Arsenal and Hud- the record equal. The game was dersfield were not the only visitors sternly and skilfully fought, Steven to win, As Stoke had that rare bun, Weaver, and Beresford being experience for them. As this hap- clever initiators of movements. At pened length Bruton, a consistent raider on the right, delivered a contre that Bowers headed into the act, At the interval Englund led by this gar. The latter part of the wind was hot so strong, and the Scots struggled manfully for an equalis, ing point. Once McPhail looked very dangerous, but he ran into an offside position. In another move- meut he avoided such a mistake and scored with a hard drive that Sugar could not stop, although he got his hands to the ball.
al Wolverhampton, the North Staffords had the felicity or overcoming the South Staffords through the sure shooting of Sale and Johnson.
points.
The course of events yesterday did not help Sheffield United and Chelsea, who are still at the base. Not only were the former overcome. on their own pastures, but Totten ham Hotspur did not allow Chel- sen to escape from White Hart-lane without forfeiting both Hotspur opened the scoring by the aid of W. Evans, and shortly after Hunt doubled the tally. The match was taken too seriously, and after the interval McAulay, the back, who was filling Law's place, was ordered off the field by the referee. Gregg got a goal twelve minutes from the close, but the end was welcome to many supporters of each side,
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH
FANLING RACES
Programme For Sunday, March 18
The entries and weights for the Fanling Races to be neld on Sun- day, March 18, are as follows:-
RACE I.
Volunteer March Handicap:~
. (11 Miles.)
A Hurdle Race for China Pontes approved by the Officer. Command- bona fide troop ponies. ing the Machine Gun Troop as of a similar race this Season bar- Winner
the Troop. red. To be ridden by Members of
Bob
Pat
150
Country Club Demurrer...
152
153 .153 .150
.180
The Curlew
The Roundhead White Stars
RACE &
St. Patrick's Handicap:-
(1) Miles,)
A Hurdle Race for China Ponies. Winners this Season of two or more hurdle races "barred.
Celerity
.160
Christmas Belle
158
Donnnbella
.153
Festival Eve
.165
Jingle
.155
King's Company
..150,
Mouche
..182
No Fear
Red Leaves
..161 .156
That's That
.150
The Goat
.155
•
.150
.155
Valley Hall White Heather
RACE 3.
The Fanling Grand National and
Pierce Grove Memorial Cup:
(2 Miles)
A Handicap Steeplechase for China Ponies. Winner to hold for one year the Challenge Cup with replica presented.
-
Burgomaster Cuckoo Erés Duke of Milan
Marquis Hall
No Fear
Sweet Life
The Gadwall White Heather
RACE 4
165
.150
155
.165
.150
150
162 150
The "Jorrocks" Plate:-(14 Miles.) approved by the Master of the A Hurdle Race for China Ponies
Fahling Hunt as bona fide Hunters. this Season and ponies placed in Winners of any
race at Kwanti
a Country Race this Season bar- ered. Catchweight 168 lbs.
Anson
Bill Brewer
Devon
Donnabella Esculado
Galant Fox. Glen Shee
Ike late Green Butterfly). Loch Ness
Malakit
Smiling Commander". Social Mark Sunrise Eve The Gawk The Quali
Valley Hall Wonderful Chivalry Ziang1
The match will be remembered as one of the fastest and most at tractive for some years. The Scots
en surprised their friends, and they were rather unfortunate to be a goal in arrear at the interval., In attack and defence they appealed as the more convincing eleven. The English team showed a great de- fence in the, second half, and, then rallied, but could not win. To sum up, the Scots played clever and effective football. The outstanding men in protection of the goal were by defeating Port Vale. Yesterday Fanling Hunt as bona fide Hunt the two Celta, Kennaway and Me they had quite a different experi Gonagle. At half-back Massie, of
ence, as they were mastered by Not-
maa
I
Grimsby Town assured them- solves of a long lead in mid-week
the "Hearts," the man whom Bury tingham Forest. Dent, restored to did not want, and Simpson were centra-forward, counted twice, and splendid, Main, the now outside-Simpson and Masters added goals. right of Scotland, an Airdrieonian Only once before have Grimsby for- by birth, Fleming, the centre-for-
feited four goals during thia
They struggled ward, and, of course, McPhail, the season.
hard, paragon from Barrhead, were, on
especially in the second half, but the whole, the most prominent for were unable to avoid loss,
This wards. Still, no impartial
victory came as a surprise. Brent- oan deny that Kennaway saved his Cup-tie with Hull City, thanks to ford reversed the result of their side from defeat. He excelled when the position looked hopeless. Still, their encouraging position in the a goal from Hopkins, and hold "Sagar, of Everton, filled the breach. Not even Hibbs could have done
Second Division. Brentford seem butter. He was very alert, and along. Fulham and Millwall play- to be gathering strength as they go even on the occasions when he was beaten he got a hand to the ball even
ed strong games in this tournament, for Bury had not been overcome. if he could not stop it. Blenkinsop since Grimsby won at Gigg-lane on has recovered his strength and .speed. His positional play was a
November 18. brilliant example of anticipation.
Norwich City gained a victory over Northampton Town, who were not allowed to score. Clapton Probably the English forwards who were outpointed by 9-2 Stil Orient did not spare Aldershot, were not quits as clever and cohesive the heavy scoring was done in the as expectd, but Bruton, who was re- Northern section of the Thira called for a big match after an in- Division. The home clubs were in terval of five years, was a suocese.battle array, and fired so truly Bruton has a quiet style, but be that they scored forty-eight goula has command of the ball, is ever against fourteen-not a ready and generally finishes his visiting eleven being able to win. single runs with discreet placing of the This week Barrow got nine goals, ball, Crooks and Hulme bave kept but at home The leaders, Chester- han in the background, but werk- field, were beaten by Barnsley, for in week-out Braton is most reliable, whom Abraham Blight shot three
The English: vanguard, whole, had to face tenacious and scored more Shankley (Barrow) goals. Thars were others who shrewd tackling They did not and Cunninghams (Crewe) each get know each other's play as well as ting four, but neither Chester nor the forwards of the home eleven. One must not forget that four of the Derbyshire team, who are losing New Brighton has the strength of Add Rangers were in the Scottish their firm grip or the first position.
funt line and were playing to of their competition.
her on their own ground, This s 189 a great advantage. The League - appointed Mr. Richard Ray, the secretary-manager of Leeds United, a pooch and adviser to the English eleven. This is the first time that the League have tilaced an official their team, and it may
ATTENDANCES
I The leading attendances at yes. tarday's league matches were Everton v, Liverpool 50,600 Tottenham y Chelsea 50,000
RACE 5." The Ladies' Hurdle Race, (Un- official) :-(1-Mile.)
A Handicap for China Ponies approved by the Master of the
ers Winners of any race at Kwan-
ti this Season baired,
. Cambridge ̈
MACAO RACES
Programme For Sunday, March 25
The draft programme for the Macao Races to be held on March 25, is as follows:--
1-The Spring Handicap-Second Section:(Once Round.) Winner $100 Second $75. Third 350, For China Ponies classified by The Hongkong Jockey Club as "D" and "E" Classes and Subscrip- tion Ponies of abis Chub of any Season. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won more than ten races anywhere at any time. No
$5. whips or spars allowed. Entrance
2-The Trial Pjate:-(Stx Furlongs.)
Winner $150. -Second $100. Third
13, 1934.
TENNIS TOURNEY
'Interporters' Narrow Victory
Unexpectedly stern opposition was offered Ho Ka Lau and Teai Wat Pui by Captain Cannon and H. Owen Hughes, when these two pairs met yesterday in the quarter finals. The match, which was eventually won by the Chinese pair, went the full distance.
Tai Wai Pui gave a sparkling display throughout the match and was mainly responsible for the British pair's defeat. Ho Ka Lau was playing much below for and gave little support to his partner.
H. Owen Hughes played a parti- cularly brilliant game in the second set, and it was mainly due to his good, work up at the aet that this set was won by the British pair. Captain Cannon was inclined to be erratio and frequently sent the ball to the net.
Ho Ka Lau and Tsui Wai Pui won by 1-6, 4-3 and wil! now meet the Runjabi Cousins in the semi-final.
HOME RUGBY
75. A Handicap for China Fontes. Ronnie Gerrard Again
Subscription Griffin of this Club
"Capped For Engländ
London, Mar. 12. The following have been selected to represent England in the Inter- national Rugby Football match against Scotland at Twickenham on March 17
of this Season. Entrance 88...
3-The Spring Handioxy-First Section. (Once Round.) Winner. 8125. Second $75. Third 850. For China Ponies classifed by The Hongkong Jockey Club as "D and "Classes and Subscription Poules of this Club of any season. Entrance $5.
-(Unofficial) The Spring Handi-
cap: Third Section (Once
Owen Smith-8t. Mary Hospital); Round.)
Booth, Headingley and Crammer Winner $100, Second 875. Third
(Oxford University), Gerrard $50. A Cup, will be presented to
(Bath). Meikle Waterloo), Blow Pontes tha Winning
(Leicester); Rider. For China (Leicester), Gadney Kong Jockey Club as "D" and 10).
Classified by The Hong Rew (Blackheath), Gregory (Bris- Classes and Subscription Ponies of
Longland (Northampton), Forest (United Services), Dicks this Club of any Season. To be (Northampton), Fry (Liverpool), ridden by Ladies. No Whips or
Kendrew (Leicester), Weston Spurs allowed. Entrance 85.
(Northampton) 15 selected 5The Macao Derby Stakes:---
reserve).-Reuter (One and a Half Miles.) Winner $250. Second $125. Third 875. A Handicap for China Ponies. Subscription Griffins of this Club or this Season. Entrance 35.
-The Chairman's Cup:---(1 Mile,
A Cup value $700. Second $100. Fordes. Non-winning Third $50. A Handicap for China Griffins of The Hongkong Jockey Club of this Besson. Entrance $5.
7-The Eve Cup:-(1 Mile.) A Cup value $200. Second $100. Third 950 A Handicap for China Ponies, Non-winning "Subscription Griffins of The Hongkong Jockey Club of this Season. Entrance $5.
FANLING GOLF
Captain's Cup: Woodward Qualifies For March
YACHTING
3rd Extra Ladies Race
No yachts finished by the time init in the 3rd Extra Ladies Race which was sailed yesterday.
"R" Class Started At 3 P.M." Dians (Mies P. Whitham). Rolla (Miss M. Whitharn). Dorothea (Mrs. Coote),
"L" "Y" & "G" Classes— Started At 3.10 PM. Allsa (Miss N, Bilderback). " Zephyr (Mrs. Wren).
"A" Class Started At 2.56 P.M. Oslo (Miss M. Larssen). Wasp II.(—————}`
La Linda (Mrs. Sheldon); Isobel (Mrs. Home). Joss (Mrs. Starton), Gull (~~).
Cleáda (Mrs. Atkinson). Tone Blue (Mr. Adams). Pat (Mrs. Ellott).
RUGBY
SEVEN- A-SIDE
Draw For 1934. Tournament
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
No
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DINARY YEARLY MEETING will that the FORTY FIFTH OR- be held at the Company's Offices, P. & 0. Building, or Wednesday, 14th, March, 1934, at 11 am, for the purpose of presenting the Report of the Dir- ector together with Statement of Accounts to 31st December 1933 and electing Directors and Auditors
The Register of Members of the Company will be closed from 3rd March to 14th March, 1984, both days inclusive, during which period on Transfer of Shares can be registered.
By Order of the Board of Directors. GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD,
Agents.
Hong Kong, 1st February, 1934.
THE HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Nthat the Ordinary Yearly Meet ing.of Shareholders will be held in the Office of the Company, Queen's Building, Hong Kong on Monday, th March, 1934, at NOON, for 'considers- tion of the Directors Report and The following is the draw for Statainent of Accounts for the year the Seven-a-Side Rugby Tourna-eading 31st December, 1993." ment in aid of Charity which is being played on the Hong Kong Football Club Ground on Wednes- day, March 14 preliminary round) and Saturday, March 17 (second round, semi-finals, and anals):
First Round Bye Kowloon.
HMS. Cumberland "A". S.W.B. "B."
5 p.m. Dr. Selby.
H.K. Football Club. Army Small Units
5.30 p.m. Major Gottwalts.
H.M.S. Adventure.
89
RA. Stonecutters.
4.45 p.m. 'Major Gottwaltz.
Of particular interest to local sportsmen is the fact that Ronnie Gerrard, the son of a former Assistant Buperintendant of Police in Hong Kong, is again capped for England.
Getting his first cap for Somer- Set while he was still at school (Taunton). Gerrard fulfilled all his early promise of being one of the best three-quarters in the country and he has played regularly for the County and England. for the last three years. -
HK & Shanghai Bank. H.M.S. Tamar & 8.8. 5.15 p.m. Major Macintyre.
W
HMS. Cumberland "B.". Lincolns.
4.15 p.m. Major Macintyre.
S.WB. "A."
R.A. Lyeemoon: 4.30 p.m. Dr. Selby,
Bye H.M.B. Cornwall. The matches in the First Round on Wednesday,
| #Gerrard won the Public Schools
shot-put championship for three will be played years in succession and in this March 14 on which day play will Ennection it will be recalled that commence at 4.15 p.m. the remain. his father was the local championing matches will be played on for well over twenty years.
Saturday, March 17, play com-
Gerrard who was born in Hong mencing at 3 p.m. Kong is not only an adept at The "Blarney." Stone" Rugby rugger. He has played cricket for Sevens Challenge Shield is being the Somerset Colts while he also competed for this year for the first represents the County at Water time. Polo. He was educated at the
Books will be closed from the 19th to The Share Register and Transfer 28th March, 1934, both days inclusive By Order of the Board of Directors,
E. COCK," "
Chief Manager.
Hong Kong, 9th March, 1934.
S.W.B.
to
CRICKET
"123:3
v. Small Units Selected XI.
The following have been selected represent the Small Units Selected XI. in the above friend- ly match to be played on Satur day, March 17, 1934, at Sookunpoo. commencing at 2.15 p.m.:--
Major V. T. Bonavia, R.AM.C. (Capt.), Capt. . J. Weish, R.A.S.C.,. Lieut. R. J. Walker, R.E., Sergt. E T. Taylor, R.APC, Sergt. T. Todd, "R.A.O.C., Corp. W. E. Colledge, RAM.C.. Corpl. B. Ballard, RAS.C., Sapr. T. Tucker, R.E., Pte. R. Leigh, Corp1. H. Millington, R.AM.C.- R.A.M.C., and Pte. F. Forsythe, RAS.C.
•
Reserve: Sgt. C. Correlins, RE, Scorer: L/Cpl. · M. Meadows. RAM.C.
Umpire: W.OL R. Jordan, R.E.
The Band of the South Wales CHARTERED
ing the various rounds on Satur day,
In the play-off for the March Diocesan Boys' School and then Borderers will play before and dur- qualifying competition
for
the went on to Taunton to complete Captain's Cup on the new course, his studies. He is at present with W. Woodward (89-16-73) beat M. a firm of civil engineers where he N. Cootes.
is reported to be "doing well."
FANLING HUNT POINT
POINT
TO
The programme for the next Kwani Meeting, on March 25, is as follows:-
1st Race(2.30 p.m.) Open to Australian Ponies ap- proved by the Master, Fanling
Banjolin &
.140.
Boukra
..135
135
Cloudy Eve
140
Devon
.145
Donnabella
..150
Glen Shee
.145
Hunt.
Golden Star
.145
King's Company
.:150
140
.135
135
155
The Dunn Tim Valley Hall Wembly Stag Wisdom Stag
RACE 6.
.155
The Governor's Cup (Unoficial) :— Over approximately 2 Miles of fair hunting country finishing on the Race Course. A Handicap (Minimum Weight 160 lbs. Maxi- mum Weight 180 lbs.) for China) Ponies. Ponies that have, started race and not been placed barred. this Season in a similar country
Aircraft
...:160
Toby. Tommy
Catch weights 168 lbs.
Fontes that have won a Point to Point Race-5-lbs. extra.
Ponies that have won more than one Point to Polat Race--10-lbs. extra.
a race
Ponies that have won under any recognised rules of racing-10-lbs, extra."
Penalties are not accumulative. To be ridden by Members of the Fanling Hunt:
Entrance fee -85.
2nd Race The Ladies Race.
.. (3.00, p.m.) Open to China. Ponies, approved by the Master, Fanling Hunt.
Catch weights, 140. Ibs. Fenaitles as for ist Race, To be ridden by Ladies. Entrance fee $5.
Sid Race The Team Race. (3.45 p.m.)
Open to China Ponies, approved by the Master, Fanling Hunt.
Christmas Belle Skewbald Grima
160
168
.160
.168
Tom Cobley Tigre
180
180
Winchester Star Zephyr
.172
172
160
Ing
Royal Artillery.
25.000
Entrance fee 810 per team. 4th Race.-The Fanling Hunt Race, (4.15 p.m.)
Open to China Ponies, the pro- perty of Members of the Fanling Hunt..
Catch weights 168 lbs.
Semi-finals and the Finals a game During the Interval between the of sack rugger will be played.
CROWN LAND
SALE
New Kowloon Inland
Lot Purchased
SURVEYORS' "INSTITUTION
Hong Kong & China Branch
The 6th annual general meet- Ing of the Hongkong and China Branch of the Chartered Surveyors' Institution. was held on Thursday, March 4th, 1934, when the follow- ing officers were elected for the ensuing year
Chairman-Mr. A. G. W. Tickle. FSI, FRIDA
At the offices of the Pubile Works Department yesterday after- A winner of a Point to Point noon; a plot of Crown Land at Vice Chairman-Mr. A. E. Lissa- Race-10-lbs. extra.
Kowloon, registered as New Kow- man, F.SI, MIM. and Cy. E. than one foon Inland Lot No. 1969 was put
Richardson, P.AS.I.
» Hon: Secretary Mr. J. E...
A winner
of more
Point to Point Race-15-lbs. extrap for public auction, the upset A winner of a race under any price being based at ten cents "a recognised rules of racing-15-bs. extra.
Penalties are not accummulative. To be ridden by Members of the Fanling Hunt..
Entrance free 85.:
square foot.
During the proceedings there were several bidders, and at last the lat fell under the hammer" at the upset price of $5,800.
The land has an area, of about 56,780 square feet and its annual rental is $392 and is adjoining the New Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1744, Ngau Chi Wan, Kowloon...
Members of Committee:- Mr. N. L. Sparke, OBE, FSI (Shanghai member).
Mr. G. W. Grey, F.S.L Major O, Evans, PASI
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
5th Race-M. G. Troop Race. *** (4.45 p.m.). Their own conditionis. The Course for Races Nos. 1, 2, 4 and 5 will be marked by two The new owner, Mr. Chau Tung white flags only," "
Bang of No. 189, Wong Nal The Yokohama specie Bank, The Course for Race No. 5 will Chung Road, Happy Valley, declar. Lid received a telegram from their be marked by 1 white flag only. ed that they intend to use the site Head Office to the execr that, at Time limit-15 minutes after for the erection of an up-to-date the 108th Half Yearly the Ordinary winner
private residence of European General. Meeting of the sharehold Nobody la allowed to ride more style with small gardens at the ers held at the Head Office of the road. than 100 yards down a deaned back of the house. We were told, bank at Yokohama on the 10th however, that the detailed plans including Y6,889,038.82 carried over Hard hats or hard caps must he have not yet been anally decided from last account. It was resolved"
upon.
to make the following alloca- Owners are requested to and out Mr. E. B. Reed, Superintendent tions: what penalties their ponies have of Crown Lands and Surveys, was To Reserve Fund Y.1,500,000.00 incurred and to bring weight cloths the auctioneer.
Dividends of: 10, per and lead.
cent
Open to Teams from the follow-worn.
Hoyal Navy.
24th Regiment.
Entries to be sent to J. L. Jor- dan, Esq., Murray Barracks. Ac- 19/3/1934. ceptances close at 12 noon От
Entrance fee to be sent with en-
Aston Villa . Fortsmouth... 25,000 Newcastle v. Shefeld W Wolverhampton v. Stoke ... 24.000
The Lincolnshire Regiment.
Fulham v. Bary,
£2,000 Barnsley V. ChesterBold 23.04€
The East Lancashire Regiment. 1st/8th Punjab Regiment. Leicester v. Sunderland 21,006 Headquarters,
Small: Unlis and Command Blackburn v Manchester C. 20,00 The Hongkong Volunteer Detry or entry will not be accepted. Derby 0.7. W. Bromwich A. 24,000 fence Corpse burneraill be a 81 tote (Win Sheffield U. v. Huddersfield, 20,000 The Machine Gun Troop, The only) and on the 3rd Race; in addi- Manchester U. v. Oldham 20,000 HK.V.D.C.2 Palemon facetion, a ex, tote um teams (Win Middlesbrough v Arsenal ... 18,000 Private teams from Members of only) va popka Plymouth v. Preston N.E...... 16,000 the Fanling Hunt. Nottingham F. v. Grimsby 15,000 To be ridden by those qualfed the Team race. Should wear Re- It suggested that teams in West Ham v. Bradford 15,000 to enter.
gimental of nominated. Colours.
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
BRIGADE
Public Vaccination
Previously reported To March 20
Total
17,719
per annum (for the half-year ended 31st Decem ber 1933) marti To be carried for- ward to the next account
5,000,000.00
7,648,184.33
Y.14.148164:33
26,238 Mr. Isaburo Nishimaki was ap
pointed one of the Auditors In 42,953 place of Mr. Naruyoshi Abe who
resigned.
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