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OF GRADE 1 RICE

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of their stock. The request was it. They may call any kind of rice granted two days later on condt Grade 1.

its

tion that the rice was for local Insp. Tuckett: How many grades consumption and

wholesale of rice are there?—Three-special. price to retailers, who in turn sold superior and special white. to the public, should be within the scope of the maximum price or

The procedure regarding gifts oldered.

food sent to the United Kingdom Asked by Insp. Tuckett regard.

from abroad has geen reviewed and ing the maximum price ordered. in order to conserve supping space witness said that the wholesale for more urgent supplies such gifts price mentioned was $14.40 per will be allowed only subject to plcol for Grade 1 rice.. following conditions.

A)-Bona fide unsolicited gifts whether they include rationed Ind or

CROSS-EXAMINATION

Mr. Davidson: You are not, of course, a rice expert?

Witness: No,

not may be received from abroad by parcel post addressed to individuals. No parcel may ex- I put it to you that there are ceed 5 lbs. gross weight or contain over 30 varieties of rice in Hong- more than z lbs. of a one food kong (A list of the varieties was stuff. The maximum of 5 lbs. will submitted)-Probably right. also be appiled by Board of Trade

Do you know how, the defen-

** SIMU " RICE

Mr. Davidson: Have you ever heard of "Simu" rice?

Witness: Yes.

Very expensive?—Yes.

In Hongkong?--No, in Kowicon. Insp. Tuckett submitted that the best kind of rice was classified as Grade 1.

Mr. Davidson submitted that the prosecution must prove that the rice which his client had sold was Grade 1.

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ALL WITHDRAWN Following this case, similar sum- monses against the managers of were with- six other rice firms.

In the case or non-foodstuffs. No dant's firm conduct their sale of drawn. import permit or leence into the rice when rice is released to them? Defendants were Wong Yuen- United Kingdom is required in I have no idea.

ming, of the Wah Hing rice shop. such cases, but export-permits will Is it a fact that when prices are No. 10. Wing Fung Street;" Wong be required in Hongkong." All par-restricted, it is not intended to ap-Yuk-lam, of the Fook Sang Lung cèls must be clearly marked a ply to importers? It did notice shop, No. 40. Shaukiwan Road.

GIFTS

as "unsolicited" where it has been

apply.

both represented by Mr. F. G. Mr. Davidson went on to relate Nigel; Wong Chi-ngok, of the (A)-A 81 cant be regarded that defendant, sold his rice in a Kwun Hing Cheong rice shop, No. received "as a result of some prior the rice went to the highest bidder. Mr. Alfred Y. Hon; Lau Yee, of the sort of private auction, in which S1. Jardine's Street, represented by communication sent by recipient to donor. Moreover, the receipt of

Kau Lung rice shop, No. 178, Lock- gifts at frequent intervals cannot

hart Road: Chung Kam-wah, of

he permitter

the Shun Fat rice shop, No. 333. Hennessy Road; and Chan Mok- yim, of the Fuk Cheong Lung rice shop. No. 23. Lockhart Road.

The restrictions mentioned above have been abandoned except re garding Burma rice?—Yes.

What reasons can you give for this abandonment?-I can't tell

you.

"INDIVIDUAL GIFTS

(C):-Licences which have been

You can't tell me why prosecu- granted to Importers to receive In-on is still going on while restric- dividual gifts in bulk for distributions have been withdrawn on tion through parcel post on arrival other rice except Burma rice?- in the United Kingdom will not be can't tell you.

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renewed or any further licences this type approved. Existing licences and those recently expired. Fung Dock, third complainant. and under consideration for re- deposed that he bought 150 bags of

wal will be held to cover con

rice from defendant's firm. In April. signments despatched from abroad witness said that he was aware by June, 28,

that Government classified rice (D)-Where it is desired to send into three grades. larger quantities of foodstuffs Cross-examined by Mr. Davidson, (which must not include rationed witness said that the best "Slam- made for some responsible organi,white rice. The next best, was sation in the United Kingdom special white rice with five per formed for charitable or similar cent. broken, then special white 15 purposes to be the recipient of per cent, broker ordinary No. 1. 25 per cent, broken, white No. 2, 35 gifts. Application for a li cence must then be made to Minis- per cent. broken, white No. 3, 50 ry of Food by organisation which per cent. broken, and after that

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ANOTHER CASE

Leong rice and oll shop." No. 209. Chan Ko. of the Man Cheong

Des Voeux Road West, ground ficor, was summoned for selling so Police Constable €198, Lul Sul, on May 29, six-and-a-half carties of Grade 1 Búrma rice for SI, which is in excess of the price fixed by Gov- ernment on May 14.

Insp. F. D. B. Tuckett conducted the prosecution, while defendant was defended by Mr. F. G. Nigel, who pleaded not guilty,

Complainant, in evidence, sald that the rice he bought was the best kind that the shop had to offer.

Mr. F. W. Shaftain, A.D.C.L: Our witnesses have let us down. There is only one kind of rice with which Government is concerned and that 1a Burma rice. I ask for an ad- of journment of this case to call ex- Derts to prove that the rice con- cerned is Burma rice.

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