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NOTICE

THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY beg to remind all palicyholdera that they are cov in receipt of complete duplicate records, and advise all policyholders, who have not yet done so, to contact him at 2nd Floor, Windsor House, Tel. Nos, 32301 and 32305.

E J. R. MITCHELL, Mannger for South China.

BRITISH MILITARY ADMINI. ETRATION, HONG KONG.

DUPPLIES, TRANSPORT & INDUSTRY BRANCH

NOTICE

The attention of the public is drawn to azetts Extraordinary isaned on Saturday, 12th of lanu. my, 1946 (No 3 of V. 1, 2) in regard to the control of the rale of rice

Copies this Gozate are pod in all rice depots in Ev- gah and Chinese, as well as in the usual places where the weekly Gems to is pst-d

A. BURGESS. Colon 1. A.1, Supplies, Transport & Industry.

BRITISH MILITARY ADMINI STRATION, HONG KONG

MEDICAL BRANCH

TENDERS.

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1946.

LANDLORD WINS

CASE ON APPEAL

HOLDING THAT HAD APPELLANT PRESENTED HIS CASE PROPERLY BEFORE THE TENANCY TRI- BUNAL HE WOULD HAVE SUCCEEDED, MR. LEO D'ALMADA IN COURT OF APPEAL YESTERDAY, SEVERED A DECISION BY THE TRIBUNAL RE FUSING AN APPLICATION FOR EVICTION. The successful appellaat was Chow Chiu-ha, who claimed possession of a portion of the Kround floor of No. 148, Main Street from Chung Yee-cheng, the respondent. Appellant whe E. S. C. represented by Mr. lirooka.

The appeal was brought the ground that the decision of the Tribunal was against the

at the evidence weight of wrong in law.

Mr. Brooks asid that the Tru bunal unanimously agreed that the

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eage where applicant was original- ty unrepresented.

to

Chow, in evidence, stated that, In 1944, he was forced by the gen- darmes to let the premiaco opponent for Y60 a month.

Chung Fook, respondent, tesi). Bed that he

was

offered the premises by appellant.

Giving his decision, Mr. d'Alma- da said: "On the now evidence und on the ostinion I have been able to form from it and the demenpour of the witnesses, on the contradic- tion of parts of the evidence by The mother. I have no hesitation in find that the tenaney in thin ense aruse by duress and was not such as entitled opponent to pro- tetion.

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applicant had failed to satisfy the Trihtal whether compulsina forea had been used by opponent,

"Appellant was entitled to mud on this round dismissed the aplieno. Mr. Brooks mubmitted that no show of free or compares of eviction. In the streum- under the tances, under section 3 (1) or 6 (b). There will be an order, ac- konivenbon was cordingly, für possession of the Me, Brooka said that appellant premises in the terms of the sanda The reationdent is given antis was under a misapprehensur

one week in which to move out." The Tribunal ben ring, and he asked

No onder ns to costs was mando, the love of Count to all evidence.

In granting love. Mr. d'Almada |

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W# section Fit based

remarked that he would not like TENNIS TOUR

that to be a precisen for everal

ST PAUL COLLEGE

COEDUCATIONALƏ 33. Molonnell kox,

EXAMINATIONS

FOR NEW STUDENTS

B. Clonass 1 to 71 on Janust y “digt.

It is hereby aised that sealed | ENTRANCE tenders in ip cat, which should be clearly kel

ender for Strand.c.d Prauch" wil bel received at h Othue of the Chairman, "eader Board, Public Works Branch, vil Affairs of n'il Hendy art to Moncay, the let January, 1946, for the sppy the fllowing

Blores to the Medical Branch

50,000 nce. etriuen with

126-01

handles, 1. fause No. 14, -ih wood n dr, long hardlor.

2,500 Burkas, night, suil carrying. 15" iam. x 15." with covers, all wood with in binds.

20,000 nos. Got age ins, 2 cu

For Douior and Juvor Micule

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10,000 no. Grbage dins 6 cu

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1,000 ne. Ga bage Bins 8 cu.

ft. with lids and handles, GI Gange No. 14.

400 na bine, 1 gallon iz^, with cover and brackets Aldo and bases of containers to b marked 5

Delivery 7 per cent. u the

Hong

Disinfecting Kong Station and 31 per cent, to

the Kowlon i isinfecting

arsen.

WEEK END SOCCER

The following is the socker. programme for this week-end:

SATURDAY, JAN. 19 Civiliana "B" v. Eastern

(Sookunpoo, at-4.30 p.m.) Referee: Sri Pollitt.

Anglo-Russian Football Plans

An

London, Jan. 14.

England VCTSUB Rusel noccer match is not likely, this season. It is also unlikely that

Lineamen;0.0. E Noble and an England team will visit usin

Mr. F. A. Barretto.

Kwong Wah v.

R.A.F.

20

and

(Recpolo ground, at 3.80 p.m.) Referee: C.P.O. J. Rogoro. Linesmen: Spr, G. Thorne L.A.C. J. Andernon,

SUNDAY, JAN.

V. Navy "B" Civilians "A"

(Sook unpoo, at 3.30 nm.). Referee:--LA. I. G. Young. Linesmen :-A.C. F. Roberts and

C.P.O. Bartlett

Navy "A"

V. South China (Navy ground, at 3.30 p.m.) Referee:Mr. A. McCorkindale. Linesinen:1/S. 1. Mulling and

Mr. Sze Po Wal.

V

R. Engineers 44 R.M. Cdo.

(Obatham Road, at 3.30 p.m.} Noferte:Mr. K. K. Ip.

Lineamen:-L.A.C. J. Anderson

and A. Adohend.

Walters

Returning To Cricket

again.

London, Jun. 14.

London, Jan 14. Cyril Walters la returning to Accoubing to Norman Farqu- cricket this summer, and will pro

former

South African

bably captain Worcestershire tents changeon, a strong team of

He is now 40, and 1 is ten American profo-aionals consisting

years aince he retired Tec domestic of that Budge. Bobby Biggs,

rengens and derived the first clans Franke Kovacs and Welby Van

gan of a classic halaman. Been

visit South ready to Alman to play in exhibition mut

M

"Only lack of transport is hold

ip the top ns at the monent all piritus between the United States and Britain are taken by Ahoy personnel.

Pitere is no hope of obtaining pusagin by this route for some 11194 14 enne, Juck incris, the Munted Sustes tram's nunoger, is exploring the possibilities of the team travelling via South Ameri

Reuter.

7X1

NELSON WINS AGAIN

At the time of his rellerment, Walters, then captam of Wurces tershire, was

was firmly established as one of England's opening bateman, e went into the England Tea team as Sutcliffe's partner for the 1904 serien against Australia, and was an immedinte success.

In his first match, when he took over the exptancy owing to Wyatt being injured, Walters acored 40, England's avcond

tap seurur,

innings.

1

Waliers is one of the artists of cricket, n batsman who makes beatiful strokes, with a full free, swing of the bat. He will be a real acquisition to the enme in its Arst difcult post-war season.

AL 40 he is unlikely to make his way back into the England Test team for Australia at the end of this Hopau

in May, when it is hoped to resumoj the pencetine overseas toura,

Tho visit of the Moscow Dynamo players carlier this season

has 1 done much to bring the two coun tries together in a football sense, but there are several points to be! #tared un before we can met down to international matclics.

More than one English League club, however, is expected to maile a trip to Russin at the and of the current season. Charlton are keen to go and take on Moscow: Dynamo-they had hoped to play them at the Valley-and an invita Ulon is expected to be extended to Chelsen. Router,

Soccer Players' Heavy Loss

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time During this nome of them would have served Bye full years with n club and qualified for

benefit. Now of the There is little kelthood war years being included in the player's length of service nnd benefits present a real problem.

Charlton witt-nak the League-SHOWING- for permission to pay their players the necrued share of benent for the years served before the war per year started: that is £130 fot

team the recognised first

about £76

per year player and Pach for the others. -Reuter.

SOVIET SUGAR

Moscow, Jun. 14. According to the People's Com- missaring for Food and industry. the Soviet.

produce Union will twice as much sugar this your as in 1945.

The rebuilding of sugar refine- ries is expected to result in pre- war output

It is also planned to extend the sugarbeet area by 350,000 acres.

-Reuter.

ORIENTAL

San Francisco, Jan. 14. Byron Nelson. golfdom's greatest money winner, won the San Francisco open yesterday with a 72-hole score of 283, aine

England are well stocked with strokes ahend of the runner-up,

young batamen of the calibre of SHOWS: 2,30.-5.15--7.15--9.16 Coninton, Hutton. Wahbrookt. Nelson shot a three under pr 68 on the final round to gain

Edrich and Robertson, and age the $3,000 victory bund first

will inevitably count against Wal- prize. Horman Barron ofters. even if he fully regains his White Plains. N.Y., was second 1934 famn --Renter.

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Nem a CHINESE BOOTY IN

have resu ned peace-time produc] with 282. Renny Hogan wat

third with 293. 1 Eities welcomed.

the Los Angeles pen WIT week ago. Associated Press.

NOTICE

PHOTOS OF ADMIRAL LOND FRASER

INSPECTING

the

GUARD OF HONOUR

at the

Sixth

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HAINAN

Shanghai, Jan. 14. Panama, Jan. 14. The most valuable part of the Fores Bradquarters Chinese Air

war booty suized in Terry Moore, forter St. Faid

Hainon Island, in the South Louis Cardinals outfielder, has been released from the Army and China Sea, was 90 vessels, ar- will foin the baseball team sorine training next month. -AR

ociated Press.

COMMENCING TO-DAY

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your Eyes!

TRUE GLORY

Presented by the Government of Great Pritain and the United States, giving a complato 1itulation if the Western Front

1000

for cording to semi-official Chinese Campsign from the planning of

reports. These Included

Tokyo, Jan. 14. Twenty-eight champion. swiwym mure will

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motor-boots and a 10.800-ton

D-Day to the fin gurronder of steamer belonging to various la German Hoore.

panese concerns. The steamer Photgraphed by hundreds of was formerly an oil tanker. 14 resent the United was sunk by Allied action dur- Taring, lod Can gran an of States occuuation forere in the Anals of the Army Pacife Olyming the war, but was recently whom were killed, 16 Reported 2. Net prises must be quoted' RAGE COURSE, JAN. 14, 1946 ales on Jan. 24-27 in Honolulu. salvaged and is now being re-missing, and more than 150

Station.

and the

must include the cost)

of delivery of the soles supplied.

3.

Obtainable at

Terder is may tender for FRANCIS WU'S STUDIO

■ or sny part of the above

stores, samples of which may bej

scea at the ffice of the Bup riu.

ter det of Рос

nitary Services,

ffice Building, 3rd floor.)

3, Gloucester Aic, ds

Further particulars and Forms BRITISH MILITARY ADMINI of Ter der may be obtained from STRATION, (HONG KONG) this Officer,

4 No tender will be con- sidered, urless the person tendering produces a receipt t the effect that he has deposited with the

Prince's

rezaury,

Buddig. Des Voeux Road C.

the sum of $250 a pledge of

Supplics, Transport & Industry Departmeot

NOTICE

Ten left on Saturday by a trans- paired by Japanese prisoners-of-wounded). Dort plane-Associated Press. war-Reuter.

MANILA REPATRIATE VESSEL ARRIVES

A REPATRIATION SHIP WITH NEARLY 1,300 CHIN- ESE FROM MANILA ABOARD, ARRIVED IN HONG KONG YESTERDAY. APPROXIMATELY 900 OF THE PASSENGERS-WITH BAGS, BUNDLES AND BOXES DISEMBARKED AT KOWLOON TO RE-

MAJESTIC TO-DAY ONLY

At 2.30, 5.00, 7.00 & 9.00, p.m. Distributed by EAGLE-LION

"BURMA VICTORY"

MAIN IN THE COLONY OR TO PROCEED SEE gls fghting & om-

CANTON AND SWATOW.

THE AMERICAN SHIP, WHICH WILL LEAVE TO-DAY AT NOON FOR SILANGHAI, IS THE 8.8. CHARLES LUMMIS.

paign conducted over some

TOMORROW

"MOON OVER HER SHOULDER"

of the world's most difficult tar- reips and in one of the wo: l'a Recipients of Relief Supplies

most trying climates......The the "bona fidea of his tender, of foodstuffs from the Karipo

paign was one of the most difoult which um hll be forfeited to leaning Office of the Reef Section the Administrston if such person of the Supplies, Tras,opert This was the ship concerned Hauch said. "One was the and original of the entire war. fails or refus s to carry out hus industry Department, and other in sharp editorial criticismy widow of the late Chinese Con- at Sandakan, who Who tender, a ould the tender be perrong who may have received Manila's Chinese "Commercial sul

he sum deposited such accopted,

'supplies from service Bulletin," which alleged ques executed in Borneo by the fa sh.ll be returi ed to any tenderer source, are hereby notified that tlonable conduct by the sub panose, and the other was the wh tender is not accepted the following, brands of tinned ordinates of the Chinese Cen- wife of the Chinese Vice-Minia-

sulate-General in Manila in the ter of Overseas Affairs.

Shef! and to the successful tenderer errings have been reported as selection of repatriates for the, was stranded in Manila through- when the contract has been being suspected as unfit for human trip.

out the war. I don't think any completed

casumption TENA

The newspaper said it had one could property object to our 6. Tenderers are required to

reports that favouritiam Fad, including them on the passenger provide their ow materials for

been abowrt to well-to-do buai-list.. inessmen.

Numerous passengers sald A Chineso Vice-Consul, Mr.they knew of no favouritiam, Lo Y. C. Hauch, who arrived aboard Wing Yung, a former Univer

the making of the above mentioned stores

6. The sucessful tenderer

0.

Permont or Paramount

b. Canada Spa

d. -Qaem Cherlotte.

c. Zires

LEE THEATRE

2.

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW,

FRED

ASTAIRE

GINGER BOGERS

may be required to diposit up! All persons legitimately holding the ship branded the nowe sity of the Philippines student, at 2.30, 5.15, 7:15 & 9.15 p.m.

friend who ap to 2 per out of the vague of supplies of this character emang paper's implications as "utter-pointed out a the contrect, as security for the ting from service sources are ly false."

plied for pausage Just before Batistaetory, performance of the advited to return them to the He said that all Manila Chin the hip sailed, without any issuing authority forthwith.ess who qualified for repatria- qull' with anyone, and lie Hdn't tion to their homes or nu dia- have. any trouble selling 7. ho Administration does not bind to If to accept the Persons otherwise holding such placed persons, and who wanted aboard,"Associated Press. lowest or any tender, and reserves supplies are warned against their to come to Hong Kong or Shang- to itself the right of accepting sale, or consumption.

contract

...

*** hal, were allowed to make the

trip: He said there was actual ly room for about 30 more, but

all or any part of tender

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D.D.M. (C.A.).

14th January, 1946.

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