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WATER SUPPLY

NOTICE

The following extracts from the Water Works Ordinance No, 20 of 1938 are published for information:

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Section 5. Powers of the Water

Authority.

It shall be lawful for the water authority to disconnect from the waterworks the in- side service to any premises to any without prejudice

meter water rate,

rent or

other suma due or to become due under this Ordinance or the Rating Ordinance, 1901.-- (a) Unless the consumer, within fourteen days from the date of service of written notice in that behalf or such extended time as the water authority may allow, given an undertaking satisfactory the water authority to pay, quarterly 03 at sich leaser periods is the water authority

to

may in any case determine, the amount due for charges for water and for meter rent, to the Accountant General, in accordance with regulations;

Who Are The. Ringleaders?

So Chun, a Chinese lad who was charged before Mr. G. Y. Kwan yesterday with being con carned in the larceny of $30.00 from the person in Queen's Rond Central, outside China Building, plended guilty and added that he needed

money to return

ក vilinge.

Mr. Kwan poistod out that he disbelieved this story, but was Ppared to give accused a chance.

to

Mr. Kwan and that he felt tha these cases of lareny from the

on were carried out by two! or three boys working in concert ou Instructions from a leader who

background.

stayed in the back disclose the

accused would If accuse ringlenders and give all the neges- ear Information to the Police which would lead to the arrest of those behind the scenes, h. Mr. Kwan,

would be prepared to ret secured go free. Mr. Kwan Bured

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accused that he need not be afraid of any consequences from. the leader of the gaig and that he would be accorded full Police protection.

Mr. Kwan concluded by anying that ke also felt that if accuses would assist in the manner aug- gested, the Police would no doubt de their utmost to and him, de- ensed, a job, which would mean that he woul ba་མ་t1P། of

(b) if default is made in the payment of any deposit

given wag which the water authority | huurs to think mutlera ovur. may require or of any money's

living and have his liberty pro ected. Accused

duc

Ördinawe under this

For 80 from the consumer, long as the default continues:

HKVOC ORDERS

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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1946.

Legislative Council Passes

Rice

Allocation

A motion by the Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo at the Legisla- tive Council meeting yesterday on the alloca- tion of rice to the colony and the quality re- ceived was passed without opposition, The motion voiced regret at the reduction in Hong Kong's allocation and concern on the effect of the cut, protested against the broken rice re- ceived and expressed hope of a better alloca- tion in future."

In proposing the motion the Hon. Mr. Lo said:- outset of my

"Your Excellency, At the remarks in aup- port of the motion standing in my name, I should like to inake quite clear that the object of this motion is not to try to secure for this Colony anything beyond its fair share of the rice availability,

"Hong Kong residents have hitherto accented with fortitude and without demur avery redue tion in rice rallon which it has heen found necessary to make. In December, 1945, the ration was reduced from 1 catty (16 trels) per person per day to 12.8 lacls. As from Feb. 18. 1946, it was again reduced to 64 tnels, although supplement- ed by a ration of 4.8 taels of flour. As from April 13, while the rise ration. remained at 64 tacls, it was necessary to reduce the leur ration to 3,2 trels. As from May 1, the rice ration was again reduced to 5.6 Inels, and the four ration to 1.6 taels. As from May 23, 1946, the rice ra

in was against reduced to 4 taels, while the flour ration was restored to 3.2 tacle.

quantities of "rice", canalating of 100 per cent. broken rice, alt and full of debris, and totally unfit for human consumption, shipped part of the Colony's allocation.

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allocation to the Colony of the (d) to express its hope that the next and subsequent quarters wit be at the rate and on the basis of each consumer being able to have at least two proper meals af rice

per day,

to

Accordingly it is hereby resolve! that His Excellency the Governor ho asked to be kind enough transmit the above Motion together with an expression of the wrong feelings of this Council 10 Secretary of State for the Colonies so that the necessary net!on may be taken.

the

Motion ALLOCATION

RICE FOR HONG KONG

Bangkok, June 20. The Combined Rice Coninia- dion today announced the scheduled shipment of 37,600 tona of rice is to be sont in the next 10 days, to the Nethar- landa, Singapore and Hong Kow. The Hong Kong rice. allotment will be on board sis large cargo_venacla-the St.

Bernard. Stanhall, Fort

Rensselaer, Samekorn and the Empire Boswell--Associated Prern.

State and to His Majesty's Special

OF HOUSES

Lorry Stolen

Bought?

Or

Defending himself on

ja charge of receiving a Statements on the allvention 24-ton Chevrolet motor of houses and flats after de-lorry, knowing it to have

requisition and the number of

people occupying a house or been stolen or unlaw- flat, were made by the Colonlat fully obtained, Lam Lai, Secretary in reply to questions partner in the San Kwok at the Legislative Council muct-

Wah motor ing yesterday,

shop, told The Hon. Mr. R. D. Gillesple the Kowloon Court yes- asked:

terday that he had pur- "Will Government state on chased the vehicle from what basis houses and flats are allocated on de-requisition to the Chinese military in commercial firms by the Quar-Kowloon Tong. toring Commandant's Depart

At an earlier hearing, evi- ment?"

dence was given that the lorry The Hon. Mr. D. M. Mae vna recognised by its chauffour Dougall, Celonial Secretary in Slantung Street, Kowloon, replied:

on June 3, three days after it "Strictly speaking, Govern had been stolen from a garage Commissioner in South East Asia. The facts are, however, that for ment powers of allocating the Bay View district. The the moment no additional rice is quarters lapse on de-requisi- chauffour said he recognised It available. Both authorities are tion. The Quartering Com despite the fact that it had been fully aware that the effect of the mandant has, however, on a repainted different colour. cut wes to reduce the rice ration Į number-of-occasions been ablo

Lam eald yeaterday that he from 4 catty to 26 cutty per to use his good offices to put bought the larry on June 3 from person per day.

commercial) firma into touch

a Capt. Chan Cheuk-kei, of the regards the very poor qua- with the landlords of promises Chinese military, and had re- lity of the rice received here, pro-

be de-requisitioned.ceived a document in lieu of n tests have been sent to His Majes Ly's Special Commissioner and the Accommodation which firms are receipt. He was not given a Augio-Siam Nice Unit. Samples able to rent in this way normal-prazer receipt as he had only

to Lord Killearn's of recent consignments were shown Lly cannot represent more than paid 90,500 and still owed $1,000. stuff during a fraction of the firm's de Capt. Chan, he said, had pro- their

mands. visit to the Colony.

In notifying a firm of mised to accept full responsibili- "As far as future allocations the impending de-requisition ity for the anle.. are concerned, the Combined Food of such promises Quartering Board met in Washington on June Commandant also indicates the Andrews as to whether it was

Crons-examined by Sub-Insp 16 and Hong Kone's allocution for maximum number of persons true or not that the document the third quarter of this year will

which he considers could be given him by Capt. Chan stated by now have been decided. Our

in that parti-that he was given a Studebaker ulication to the Board was bas accommodated on the minimum daily ration of cular house or flat. Whether motor and a chassis for his ner- or not the firms concerned in vices in repairing seven trucks 12 oz. per person inid down by the Younk Working Party 4

fact arrange for this number for the Chinese military oniergency scale. We have not yet "The drastic cut in the allen-been informed what quantity of on for the second quarter Snarice has in fact been allotted to

representations to the Secretary of be known very soon now.”

Grave Effect

had seconded the motion, the Hon. After the Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau Colonial Secretary anid:

"Your Excellency, The facts referred to in the Honourable Member's motion are substantially

correct.

"Government he airdy don all possible te islam all-uthori-, its concerned of the very grave effect of the reduced rice sation und to urge that our Kung's food situation be rented as san as possible.

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about to

(0) if the construct! 3.) alteration or repair of any

Orders by Lt. Col. E. J. R. inside service by a consumer

Mitchell, OBE, ED., the to

Utlige in not carried out

Commanding H.K.V.D.C. Order nalisfaction

the of

water

| So, 40, 20th June, 1946. authority in accordance with

Red Crey Supplies:-Distribu- provisions of this Ordinance tion will be made at Volunteer

regulations; 33

if the Headquarters to all members of or B.K.V.D.C. and II.K.R.N.V.R, who camstruction, alteration

on 15th repair of any inside service were Prisoners of War

already been the subject of strong Hong Kong but the decision should commeilation out with the August, 1846, on Friday the 21st statement issued carriel

water from 1000 to 1200 hours and 1430 approved

to 1800 hours, and authority.

on Saturday the 22nd from 1000 to 1234 hours. If unable to enll in person, de- livery will be made only against signed authorisation.

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is

of the

Section 10.

Inside Services.

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Any ensumer may arrange | with a licensed plumber construct an inside service in premises for the supply of water from the waterworks. The construction of the in- wide service and the nature,

and quality

tle: of Kize materials and fittings shall be in accordance with regula- tions and on the completion of the rvice to the satis- faction of the water authority! it shall be connected by the water authority to the water- works subject to payment of the charges for inch Co. nexion as prescribed by such regulations and subject to giving the the undertaking required by Section 5.

consumer

Section 21. Injury or alteration of Waterworks or inside services

Every person who wilfully the or negligently injures waterworks, or unlawfully draws off, diverts or takes water from the same or from stream waters by any

or which the waterworki are supplied, or alters or causes or permits any inside service allered without the to be approval of

water the authority, shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars,

Section 24.

Water to be taken only through metered inside services or public standpipes.

LEGAL BRANCH

CUSTODIAN OF PROPERTY

NOTICE

MOTOR VEHICLE

CLAIMS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LIST OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTOR EN- GINES IN KOWLOON AND HONGKONG WILL BE POSTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CUS- TODIAN OF PROPERTY FROM 7th JUNE, 1946.

ALL MOTOR

POLICE WARNING

DOGS

Rabies is present among the dogs in the Colony.

Readers' Letters

12-oz. Minimum "According ta the official on May 22, the Young Planting Committee set down a minimum of 12 uza. for a little more than 9.1 tacks per person per day.) On this hasis. Hong Kong's require- ments for the second quarter of 1946 (April. May and Junci were 40,000 tons, The Com- bined Food Board allocated us

Sir-With an air of coaduacen- only half this amount, in othersion "Civvy" anticipated, all dis- words, 6 ozs. (or 4.6 tacls) percussions by delivering what he person per day. Recently, this intended to be the last word or allocation was still further cut the subject "Chinaman." to 60 or 12,000 tons, for the marier, or 2.7 taels per person per day.

"Chinese"

T. F.

Piscatorial

and

of persons to be accommodated that there was reference to is a matter for them to decide any money, Lam said that he did in the light of such other ac not want to accept the document nd they them given him as worded. We were selves may have been able to assured by Kwok Sing, who had introduced him to Capt. Chan, that the document bearing the seal of the military office he had bought the truck from should entlafy him.

secure."

The Hon. Mr. Gillespie then asked:

ARRIVALS AND

DEPARTURES

"In determining how many persons should occupy a house cognise the good noints of others, or flat, is the same basis ap- Further hearing was adjourn- The for after all. all nations each has plied to commercial firms as ised to Thursday afternoon. its good as well as bad points and applied to members of Govern- ense is being heard before Mr. for God's sake, my friends, pleasement and of the Fighting Ser-Horace Lo. Defendant is re- do not hurt the feeling of others vices?"

presented by Mr. F. R. Zim- on whatever ground.

The Hon. Colonial Secretary mern, replied: So for the ealightenment of an

"Yes. The general principle, at party he "would like to

which is to ensure-that-s-many- point out that for some reason the Chinese object...

persona as possible are housed und for that reason (What reasons? The same

in the limited accommodation Soine ressona?) it has been wide shortage of food, I think it

Sir-In these days of work available.applies to Government dropped from polile conversation is absolutely necessary that the officinis and to members of the

And to the other party he people of the World should know fighting services."

Chinese called a little more of thut interesting behind the "Middle King-procurement of the most essentia. dom

thing Alor,

ing in the human life--food. I Then he dismissed the two par-propose to take fish as my subject, tics:

es by alluding to "The Superior and, as this is the first of a series Man couldn't

CAYO less." It is of articles, it is better that I start true that

wrote from the beginning and give Confucius auch maxim,

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"As if this wore not the limit. a substantial proportion, some- times amounting to half of the shipment, consists of 100% brokens-old and totally unfit preved that the for human consumption. In

themselves

other werds, if half. consists of "Chu by saying background that lies

uneatable rice, the effect is that ench person gets 3/3/5 of an ounce of rice one day and no rice the next,

Unspeakable Hardship

Tic:

never

NO RIGHT TO TAKE STOOLS

Chan Sam

Lo

others, who were

Arrivals at the Peninsula Hotel on Wednesday were .B.S. Taom zon (Kowloon Godowns), Chna, F. General N. A Bogdan, Stewart Capt. W. A. Dadding, Ying Ha L. S. Leong and W. W. White.

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C.

The gentleman

nur Ganfucins By chank, Mins H. Regen- "Sir. I do not forget that the the superior man) tivation of Each to the Cul-Tockhart Road and who were out i

route.

heart

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fact

laid

salthough this, like

£8

mis-

many

STOLE SOME

BRANDY

his

WKE

A.

Butterfield Harria; Mr. J. MacGregor; Dr. Y.

&

Mr. W.

H. Lee: Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Woo; Mrs. Wu Yau-hing; Mrs. Tai Wing-hing; Mrs. Chan Choung

Miss Tee Wal-pun; and 820; Messrs. Chen Shun-hing. C. M. Keh. T. Y. Zes. Iok Wing and

Yoknan Loc.

Departures the same day were Capt. Libby, W. A. Welch, Capt. and Mrs. A. E. Williams, Lt. and and several | Mrs. D. E. Hindmarsh, Capt. charged with R. A. Stucko and Zimmerman,

C.

II. but never haughty: con-

It is, of course,

оп bail, did not appear when their streif, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kronzyl- Intest reduction to 5.35 oz., or

a well known 4 taels of rice, daily is made up haughty, but never digalded." and the greatest experiments of mo- was made for all bail

mon people (the mean

namos were called at the Coutrar berg and child, General Loh and mean man) ar

from 1800/1901 one of

Magistracy yesterday. An order Bir. Lo, Paul Viaud, Major-Gen. with 4.27.z., or 3.2 taels of "When you know a thing, to re-dern times took pince on

1 to be and Mrs. Cheung Kwong Kin

King, J. ANY PERSON HAVING A Hour, but to the overwhelming cognize that you know

Lochestrented, it, and Fyne when some 142,880,000 fry

G. Mitchell, CLAIM

H. V. Brown, L. AGAINST THESE VEHICLES AND/OR ENGINES majority of the residents who when you do not know a thing, of plaice (it will be approstaten order for the sum of $277.70 and Mr. and. 3. G. W. Blown and Mr. O. Y. Kwan also made un Brewer, Miss W. Jitta, D. Jitts, are accustomed to rice, an en- to recognize that you do not know that this figure is correct only to 85 cents in one cent coins seized son, C. J. Roe, A. V. Pauloff, D. ARE REQUESTED TO SUB

of nearly 50% of it. That is knowledge. (Walev's the nearest ten, as it is MIT SAME WITH PROOF OF forced diet

NOT

unspeakable hard-The Analects of Confucius, XIII, bable that a few fry were at the time of the raid to be placed Salter, Miss R. M. Clausman, Miss OWNERSHIP

LATER (lour is an

mis in the Poor Box. A table Lop, a F. M. Hoare, C, E. Lawroncs and ship. The fact is that faced 20 and II, 17).

the fald in THAN 22nd JUNE, 1940,

aircraft on way. from tin cash box and two packets of B. I. Bickford. with inevitable scarcity, we

BALONIA Inner Limfjord, Denmark) were playing cards were ordered to be

so rightly confiscated VEHICLES must be thankful to eat what

As Fulton AND/OR ENGINES REMAIN there is, however

The 8. "Wing Sang" loft for anpalatable

An electric bulb and six atoula Shanghai yesterday with about 300 ING UNCLAIMED AFTER | and unusual is beside the point.

other spoch Sir-What's in a name, as lux open to criticism-this led to anrdered to be returned,

making statement, is

is also scized during the raid were THIS DATE WILL

passengers, among them being Mr. BE SOLD No doubt, in actual famine, we as one can give and take. Frankly substantial increase of the plaice place where they were acized, Mr. Rubber Co.; Mr.

the F. S. Gibbings of the __Dunlop BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

may be called upon to eat tree I do not like to be called a China- population. Astounding

We should have no cause man, but if the Englishman who may seem to those who have not no right to seize articles of furni- Swire: Mr. K.

this Kwan said that the Police had Mr. A. Coghill of R. A. WICKERSON,

of complaint if we were really enjoys calling me that name does studied history profoundly, this ture which had no bearing on the F. G. L. Lee: Mr. and Mrs. C.

was only one of a series of experi- charge. Custodian of Property. convinced that we were being not mind my calling him in vuigar fairly treated. But nothing has Foreign devil", it will be 0.K.

Chinese

Red-haired devil" or,

ments that started as far back as a Ho far been published by which with me. However, for the sake

1835.

As a child, I remember we can be so convinced.

On the contrary Sir, I have of haman happiness, let us take to father telling me of the hazardous

the teaching of Confucius experiment hat gathered that the Combined "Do not do unto others what

an old college Food Board, although it is sup do not like others do unto you As a young man, Dannevig ind eyes, Lau Tat. A coolic employed

friend of his, Professor hat you

Dannevig by name, made In the year 1835, posed to allocate from world re- Sometime ago the C.N.A.C.

With tears streaming from soureca, has in fact permitted in Its show window the picture of Leen interested in increasing the on the S.3. "Wing Sang some place to obtain suelenta enake charmer to represent Cal-population density of photyplank Sentenced to three months

The following left yesterday for rice to make further cuts un-cutta and this hurt the national ton in the hope that the diatom labour by Mr. C. Y. Kwan for the inner by Quan Leons, g necessary, while

places like feeling of an Indian reader. I take cells and many more autotrophic larceny of two bottles of Hen- Kee Keow, Kwan Lin-chye, Mr. Messra. Caeo Foni Instructions have been given Hong Kong and Singapore have off my hat to the G.N.A.G, offlelala pannoplankton fazellates could be nessey brandy from the No. 2 and Mrs. Cheng Ah Koo, Mrs.

introduce further restric-for removing that pleture thus increased to 680,000 per litre, As hold of 8.3. "Wing Sang."

respecting the national feeling of this problem had not then Leon

Chow Fook-yue, Mrs. Young Koon- Accused, plending in mitigation, to and Mrs, Young Blen-yue, athers: "Sfr, the Colony is gravely

solved, it was with great strength said that he had to support four dissatisfied with the present Chung Kuo Jon is absolute non- attempt the experiment

Civvy's English translation of of character that he decided to persons, was in need of money to The assistance of the public position, and the object of this sense. The proper translation of is urgently requested to

In She-provide medical attention for his "DOLEY" WAGGED pherd's Markot, London, W.

fe and that the principal ten- that the regulations regarding feelings of this Council so that

ser motion is to let you know the Chung Kuo Jen la Chinese, Ying Up to this ting-people had ridi-nt was pressing him for house Jen is Englishmay, Teh Kua culed the idea of growing fishca in gent and bad threatened to turn

HER TAIL

observed. muzzles and leads are carefully you may, if you think it, place Jen is German, Ho Lan Jen is soll. This of course, as every him and his family out into the When Fung Man appeared be--

the same before the proper au- Punch or Netherlander, Joh body now

knowa,

is quite possible street. An order was

Mr. C. Y. Kwan charged made for fore thorities."

Is Japanese.

provided that there are plenty of the brandy to be returned to the with the larceny of a dog belong- As far as my personal experi-lankton organisms in the soil. Company.

ing to Wong Kam Sing of Morri- ence goes, the term "Chinaman"

the "Hungry Fortles" fast

non Hill Road he put forward an anly used by English "Dishards" approaching, Dannevig planted his The motion was:

For larceny of a quantity of amusing tale. and some Eurasions who are frat Fish Bush in, Shepherd's wooden window frames from

Fung said that he was hisolf "That the Council, whilst ap- ashamed of their Chinese blood.

Market. There is no is horeby warned that in all

preciating the World food shortage Many

need to unoccupied house in the Deen coming up from Saiwanho with a years ago

recall to overwhelming success of was watching situation and the consequential on International ice hockey con- this daring experiment, for even

Water Bay area, Cheng Sum and dog named "Dolly tied to a leash. caacs the nervice will be din-

Cheng Kau were each sentenced Vally" obligation on the part of the test in Davos, Switzerland, when a today the Market is frequented by to four months hard

managed to escape, how- connected by the Water

Colony to assume its share of the Swise team was playing a Japan-young men of the Royal Air Force Mr. C. Y. Kwan at the

labour by ever, and ran away. As Fung Authority and the person or

Central was walking along Marrison Hli! burden of restricting, consumption ero team. The Japanese played anxious to quench, their thirst for Magistracy yesterday. peraons. responsible under the

Road, he

lo to ho ufmost extent consistent very poorly-and mede a con-

Dolly" in overy knowledge by seeing the alto of

oserabled his Ordinance (See Section 2.1

with the duo maintenance of a rea- temptuous remark about them, and the first. Fis

Ish Bush incidentally,

dethil. He therefore called out above) will be prosecuted, unless

sonable standard of health, con- to my great shame, my Swiss friend a pablle

"Dolly" and the dog, which was tho permission of the Water

Will any person, knowing the siders that it is its duty towards replied, "Oh, no, on the other hand. Built on the recently (1880) pherd's Market.

My next instalment will be the produced in Court, wagged its Authority is obtained forth whereabouts of, or information the residents of the Colony

I think they are wonderful, the Bush had to be removed: to Gravity of Calanus Finmarchleus. it and fastened

they

It was indeed a bad day when thrilling story of the Specife tall in recognition. He then caught with. The necessary Forms about; EDWARD LYSAUGHT and disappointment at the reduc such a long way to play with na

(a) to voice its profound regret are -no

sporting a to coma

to the leash tho country as

"PISHY".

which he was carrying. the Water Authority, St. 16, Somerset Road, Kowloon alocation of rice to the Colony in but may be

not play

play well, growing the Market, but the old

in story, was not believed by George's · Building, 1st floor..

Mr. Kwan and they have

sentence of two Tong, please communicato with respect of the second quarter of Ire as we have to practice on." nrosent

Answer To alte of the bush is called

wocks' imprisonment the Secretariat, C.SO. Building, | 1946.

The Swiss cheered the Japanese

Danned. Shepherd's Bush. On account of Correspondent Lower Albort Road.

(b) to express its concern on team at the expense of their own. the Tourist Trade, this is now a the effect of the cat in the rice Here lles av attitude and while flourishing suburb and the loca W.O.P.: Don't you think that a ration from the already drastical-sophy on which an international inhabitants are thinking of setting very, very small minority would ly reduced amount of 4 catly per goodwill and friendship, can befan Motion Picture Studios so that derive satisfaction from the rais- person per day to 35 catty. ballt on. Try to minimizo • and the World will know the glorious ing of the, laxve in the publie

(c) to protest against the largoi excuso, the abortcomings and rustory of the Fish Buab at Sho- press?

Every person who takes

not on a or

tions.

any water from the water to the police to destroy all dogs to works

unmuzzled except through a seen metered inside service or lead. from a public standpipe with- out the permission of the water authority shall be liable on summary conviction to fine not exceeding two huu dred and fifty dollars. Many connections, and altera-

C. HI, SANSOM,

tiona tu water services are Acting Commissioner of Police.

known to have been made with-

out the permission of the Hong Kong, 18th June 1946.

Water Authority, and the public

NOTICE

Profound Regret

this site,

It was

now out-

are available in the office of and HARRY LYSAUGHT, 0Ftion of 70 per cent, made on the I agree that they do nothuchamo, still lingers on! and the

J. FORBES

For: Water Authority. Hong Kong May, 1946.

Both wore reported, to have been in Hongkong at the time cd the Japanese occupation.

an

A

which

Found not gulity of armed robbery by an unanimous verdict from the Jary, Younge Shing, was nequitted by Mr. T. 2. Gould. Act. Ing Pulang Juden, at the Criminal Bonjons yesterday.

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