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DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE APPROACH TO GOVT.
All Quiet On Political Front
Nanking, Nov. 25. The weekend brought little political excitement in Nanking despite the opening of the formal gion of the National Assembly today:
(By Harold Milks)
Nanking, Nov, 25.
The Democratic League spokesman, Lo Lung-chi, said he was appealing to Government leaders today not to permit Kuomintang armies to at- tack Yenan, in order to leave the door open to resumption of peace negotiations.
Declaring that all hopes of a peaceful, settlement
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THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1946.
Pleas At
Sessions
Six of the 40 persons brought before Sir Henry Blackall,
Meaning Of Cable & Wireless Change
(By Margaret Bradbury) Mobile and local staff of Cable and Wireless In
Chief Justice, at the beginning of the November-Criminal Sep sions in the Supreme Court yez- terday, pleaded guilty charges against them of Po session of arms and ammupi-In tion or of robbery..
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Of six alleged, collaborators five pleaded not guilty while one was sick and not fit to anter | any plea until Dec. 9.
Hong Kong are perturbed at the future na- tionalisation of the Company which now only awaits formál Royal consent in London: an interview yesterday with Mr. W. J. Knight,
Hong Kong manager of Cable and Wireless, was told: "We are gloomy about the future set up and feel the organisation is about to suffer an eclipse." Mr. Knight said that as far as jout of the Company's capital of
concerned there 30 millian-pounds. 1 will be no immediate changes in communication rates, and the staff will remain for the time be ing
Mr. B. Bernacchi will appear for two of the alleged collabora- the public are tors. Hector Lee and Lau Yuen-chau, in addition to de- fending Sadhi Singh, who has entered a plea of not guilty of
Money Martmanslaughter.
would be ended if the Nationalists moved against the Red capital, Lo said he personally was speaking to Government delegates in the Generalissime Chiang Kai-shek
political consultation conference in the hope will preside with the satisfaction
of persuading some negotiated agreement. of having among the delegates 40 Social Democrats who broke away
what part United from the Third Party front t
States mediators will play "in foin the Assembly, but it is gen- future negotiations. Lo said: that the Demetra "They have a very important erally tig of which the Social part," adding that Chou En-lai Democrats constitute a branch told him frequently that General align themselves with the Marshall's and Ambassador Communists in opposition to the Steart's mediation is essential Kuomintang controlled Assembly. The Hain Min Pac reported the arrival in Peiping of 12 planey carrying the withdrawn Execu tive
Headquarters field teams from Manchuria,
Meanwhile, the Nationalists claimed that they are not ad- vancing on Yenan bat asserted that the Communists are fiercely attacking Yulin, 110 miles north of the Red capital. Associated
Press.
Coxswains Fined
The untimely illness of two motor-junk engineers had a acquel in the Marine Court yesterday when the coxswains of their vessels were charged before Comdr. Ryder for al- lowing their vessels to be under way without a certificated engineer on board.
Chan Shing, fone of the Coxswaina, was fined $10 or 7 days after he had pleaded that his engineer was suddenly taken ill just before 5 p.m. and had to go ashore. When he failed to return Chan had to cake the vessel across to Yaumati Anchorage to avoid
mooring overnight without permission.
Leung Kwai, the other ac- cused, had nothing to say and was fined $20 or 7 days.
Leung Chuen-sing, on a simi- lar charge, failed to appear and his bail was estreated.
-NEW-BANK- OPEN
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The Hong Kong Branch of the National Commercial Bank opened for business yesterday morning in newly furnished and fitted up premises at 10, Queen's Road Central.
Fellow bankers and merchants called from early morning to late in the afternoon to offer their felicitations to this latest addition to the Colony's bank ing institutions.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
future discussions. Lo Lung-chi repeated" an carlier statement that Carson
Social Chang's.
Democrats would be asked to resign from the Democratic League because of their participation in the National Assembly and their negotiations independently with the Government."
Red Successes MeRawhile the Communists cantt:red
three important Government towns in south Crn Shansi, the Nationalists reported-Fenghsi, Yunghe and Taning, all south of Taiyuan.
Cheng Tung-kuo, Deputy Commander of the Government armies in Manchuria, reported that Tu Yu-ming would return te Mukden from Nanking this week.
'Speculation in the Piastre reached fever hent yesterday, and at least one Chinese bank failed, as the wild scramble among buyers skyrocketed the price from $14.30 per 100 Piastres at the opening to $16.16 at noon. The market slightly weakened as a result of profit-taking by fortunate bulls in the afternoon and the closing rate was $15.85,
Chief reason given for
this
switchover, is that the Dominions wanted a bigger say in communi- cations within their own area. After passing separate bills early next year, they will run their own sections.
the
No date has yet been set for In the case of Hector Leo, the Government to take over the Mr. Pernacchi requested His Company, and it has not yet been Lordship to fix the date of decided whether Cable and Wire- hearing towards the end of the less will be run as à corporation current Sessions so to enable similar to the British Broadcast- 93 oil-drum pluss from
Pleading guilty to stealing him to bring back an important ing Corporation or be taken over Standard Oil Co. installation defence witness who is now in by the Postmaster General at Lai Chi Kok, an unemployed China.
London and become a post office Chinese, Li On, 33, was senten- The alleged collaborator who department:
ced to one month with hard is sick in hospital is Li Kun-
New Scheme ·labour at Kowloon Court yes yau, who will appear on 14
Under the new scheme there terday. charges of doing acts with in-will be six utility companies, one tent to assist the enemy een in the United Kingdom, one, in trary to the 1940 Defence. Reach of the four dominions and GLOUCESTER HOTEL gulations.
Above these will
Gloucester
It was not revealed what the amount of the defaulting Ya Kau, coffin-shop assistant, ne in India.
The Management of the bank's commitments was, but is charged with making a false be a central board which has yet
Hotel beg to it was reported that up to noch atatement, and Dr. Chan Hei-to be appointed by the Govern-
cat. The British Company will announce that in ordey, to, in- yesterday it was, As it had shan is accused of being an acwn the foreign concessions now prove the service on the Top been-the-last-several days; acessory before the fact Botheld by Cable and Wireless. Floor of the Gloucester Hotel heavy seller.
accused, who are on bail plead Mr. Knight explained that when extensive alterations bave to Gold, too, was very active.ed not guilty. Mr. M. A. da a big British firm gets into log be made to the East wing. It Opening at $323 a tael it drop- Silva will appear for Dr. Changerheads with a firm in a foreign is regretted that some lacon ped to $319 but from then on Sir Henry deferred sentences country with which, they are deal-venience will be caused, to our it Began to climb until it reach on those who had pleaded guiling, it is settled in some way or patrons whilst the contractors ed $$25. However, towards the close it eased off again to 8321,50.
Chinese National Currency was lifeless. There was no transaction in futures which remained nominal at 844 cents
the results will justify this.
ty to the end of the present other, whether by arbitration or are installed but we trust that Sessions..
umpire. But he expressed doubt about the outcome of these dis- putes arising in the rough and tumble of markets, when the Government is operating the con-
VEGETABLE
Several thousand Communist troupe supported by artillery, launched attacks against. Go- vernment-held positions around per CN$1,000. Spot changed PRICES
Nungan, 31 miles northwest of Changchun, Chinese reports in Nanking said.
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The "Central Newn Agency" said that similar forces estima- ted at 2,000 men, stormed Tien- shishan near Nungan but wore repulsed after battle.
The Government's Manclur. ian Commander, Tu Yu-ming, reported the military situation there to the Generalissima and top military command. The length of Tu's visit to Nanking was not disclosed.--Associated Presa.
Deputy In Court
Rame
hands at $1.13.
CORTIL
World System
Cable, and. Wireless today owns There was no change in Retail Prices per cally of Vegetables prices of U.S. dollars, Sterling Kowloon, yesterday, wers -
at the Government. Wholesale Market, [a greater portion of the world's and Australian pounds, which
system of cables built up over ไฟ remained at $4.79, $15.50
Aver eighty years. The Bill which quality, qualit $12.55 respectively.
mainly 30. Parliament has passed ..... $0.58
provides for the "transfer to the Treasury of 27,400,000 £ shares
S'hai Exchange
and
String Beans White String Beans Green... French Bean
Chinese Flowering Cabbage
24 1 7 .72**
Closing quotations in Shang-Chinese White Cabbare ** hai, cabled by Associated Press: Leaf Mustard. Cabbage Large 34
Buying Selling
Gold, per oz. US. dollars H.K. dollars
--
do. Cabbage Round *268,000 260,000 Cabbare Tientaln
CNS CN$
4,800 090
4,900 Canflower
18
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Q
.16
Stall .11
.03
.20
.40
1.1
.70
960
Celery ..... Chinese Chlyes
Garland Chrysanthemum
All Condiment Planta Kale Chinese
Leckz... Lettuce all kind Lotus Rhonse Matrimones-Vine
OPIUM CHARGE Pleading guilty to the unlaw ful possession of 29 taels of raw opium found by a palice patrol in his suitcase at the onion Spring Kowloon-Canton Railway Sta- When Kwok Fook's
tion at Tsimshatsui on Novem Spinaches all kind was called in the Marine Court ber 23, an unemployed Chinese, Water Cress
Water Gat yesterday to answer a charge!
Li Tak-wai, 22, was fined Bringel or Ex Plant of allowing his motor junk to $2,500 (in default six months' Cabbare Salt Muslard be under way without a certifica hard labour,) at Kowloon Court Carrots ted coxswain, on board, a woman
yesterday. office-assistant from the firm owning the junk pleaded guilty on Kwok's behalf and explained that the accused had already left for Canton to bring down
cargo of pigs in fulfilment of a time contract with ship- рега
Chillies Rad
Another Chinese chutter Gra was fined $900 (in default 4 Cucumber Green months' hard labour) when he Glazer Ok riended guilty to unlawful pos- Ginger Stem acasion of nine taels of raw hol opium.
SPAT IN COURT
1.40
Went For Wife
With Chopper
When she refused to give him money for smoking epium, Wong Ka-yau 25, unemployed, lost his
The contractors are starting work to-day and have, promised to complete the work within thirty days in order that Hotel guests may enjoy these new facilities over the Christmas period.
THE HONGKONG ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION
1J
The next Council Meeting of The Hong Kong Anti-Tubercu losis Association will be held
Service Auction Rooms Auctioneers, Surveyóra, ata Basement, French Bank Bldg. AB.B. de Bonsa, Auctioneer
Telephone 8188T.
PUBLIC AUCTION
The Undersigned has received instructions from the Custodian of Property to sell by Public Auction
on TUESDAY, the 26th
NOVEMBER, 1946, commencing at 10 am,
at the SERVICE AUCTION ROOMS. FRENCH BANK BUILDING, BASEMENT,
246 LOTS OF VALUABLE GOODS, comprising a
Tin Ingots & Tin Plates, Pressing Machines, Machines & Machine Parts, Motors & Engines, Power Pumps, Machine Bases.
Motor Engine Accessories, Hammers & Chisels, Bolts & Nuts,
Iron Chaios, Plates, Pipes,
Wheels, Brackets, etc.
Fly Wheels, Crank Shafte
Electric Starters,
Generators,
Mild Steel Sheets, Lead Slabs,
Galvanized Iron Wire, Water Pipa
*Clamps,
Valves & Switches, Fire Extinguishers, Chemicala,
Pumice Stone Oil, 1
Connection
Brass Floating Discs
Cylinders, Pulleys,
Canvas Belting, Ete, Etc, Etc.
The above-mentioned articles will be open for inspection at Sui Bun For No. 3-B Godown, West Point, on the 23rd & 25th November, 1946, between 10 a.m., and Noon, and between 2 p.m. and 4 pm... Inspection Permits will be issued by the Undersigned
at the Service Auction Rooms, French Bank Building, Basement..
The Auction is subject to thoj
on Wednesday, 27th November Conditions of Sale published 1946, at 530 2.M at the in the Hong Kong British Mill- bledical Headquarters, Hong taxy Administration) Gazetto Kong Shanghai Bank Building Notification No. 22.
queated to sitend
It temper and attacked his wife. Lau Alt members are kindly re
Chlu with a chopper outside 153 45 Queen's Road West, on Sunday
afternoon.
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The woman was taken to Queen Mary Hospital, and was discharged after treatment.
21 Wong was sentenced to six months hard labour by Mr. H. G. Sheldon, K.C., at the Central 15 Magistracy yesterday, for assault- .42 ing Lau and causing her grievous abodily harm.
Hairy Squash
Papaya Greed Polaloes Swer! Tomatoes Groen Tomatoes Red
26
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A 50-year-old woman hawker, rule Chiese who was seen spitting inside Yas small
Yam fly the Court room, was fined $1 by Mr. F. X. d'Almada, Central
Fish Prices
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Comdr. Ryder, Magistrate, remarked that this-practice of sending a deputy to Court was irregular and must not happen Magistracy, yesterday, for con- of frasis and sell fiak during the weak The average wholesale price per cally again. A fine of $50 was im-tempt of Court. The defendiant, from Nov. 15. to 23 wat! →→
charged with obstruction, in
Fh Tisk at Fix Queen's Road Central,
Yellow Croaker Was Crosker
Latest Krrival at the Peninsula Hooposed. include Mr. & Mrs. Y. Low, Capt. and
Mta Staley, Capt. and Mea. Klein, Mrs. R. Winter-Evans, Capt. I. Donovan, N.
Red Shapter
HONG KONG ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY
The short Remembrance Ser vice at Stanley on St. Andrew's
held at 3 Day, 30th November will be o'clock and all members intending to be pre- sent are requested to attend in } good time." Any members re- quiring transport who have NOT advised already are requested to communicate with the under- taigned, not later than Thursday, 4 28th instant. •.
31.20
s121
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Golden Thead. Grouper
3.34.
1.89
1.00.
1.5).
Horse Head
Ben-brea
1.14
1.ZA
1.20
1.31
Gost Fish ... Lizard Fish Conger Pike
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A fine of $50 or three weeks fined $20, Hanworth, AW. Stewart, Mr. and hard labour was imposed on Li M. N. Backanen, C. Quirino, Mr. and Kwok-choi, by Mr. H. G. Sheldon,
Two orders for eviction were Mr. Chan Cho-rum, Mr. M. M. Brut.K.C, Central Magistracy, yester-made by the Magistrate,, Mr. J. Tien Sang-wg and C. & Wu.
day, for the theft of a raincoat W. H. Latimer, at Kowloon Departures from the Feninsula: B. from a car, at Blue Pool Road, Court yesterday in respect of Jardine. R. 8. Bushan, L. W. Walkin the property of Mr. C. A. Crustwo convictions wherein chaw, G. Cormack, G. Smith, E. E. Defendant was seen taking the defendant was charged with n Pilchard
the Anchorica. ... raincoat from a vehicle parked keeping brothels on the pre-Hound Harring outside 35, Blue Pool Road at 1.30 mixes. Both addresses were in Shrimp 1pm on Saturday,
Shanghai Street.
† Macao Bola
Days. A. U. Lind, T. G. Evan, R. Singb, [B. Harana, A. Paliansky, Mr. and Mr E Tuck, Mr. and Mr. B. Hofstad and Mr. and Mr. Neil Buchanan.
"JANE"
VIOLETTAS RIGHT!- MICK WANTS JANE
·ALL TO HIMSELF... WHY'S HE HAVE TO START A NEW ACT WITH HER?
-BEFORE WE GO
ANY FURTHER, JARE, HOW ABOUT HE AND YOU TEAMING UP
PERMANENTLY Pin. ('(SUESS I'VE FALLEN
FOR YOU...
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
THE LITTLE ANGEL!
COME TO MOTHER, PRECIOUS
MY OWN SON MINE!
I CAN BARDLY
·BELIEVE IT. YETU
FOR HEAVENS SAKE!-
IS THIS THE TIME
TO TALK OF FALLING 7
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Very Simple
BUT HE'S SO QUIET! HE DOESNT MOVE, IS HE 'ALL RIGHT 2
Chevalle
3.34 1.M
HEY- QUIT “THAT"
·FOOL ACT AND LETS GET OH WITH OUR
TRIPLE TRAPEZÉ-
TURN-1-2
BY EDGAR MARTIN
D. S. ROBB Hon. Secretary.
SAD Hongkong, 25th Nov., 1946.
ZHE'S LAZALEKE
ALL MENI PINCH.. HIM AND HELLE WAKE UP!
T.:R. WU.
Joint Hon. Secretary..
CHURCH NOTICE
Firat
Church of Christ Scientist announces the Annual Thanksgiving Service, to be held at the Church Building, 31 MacDonnell Road, on. Thursday, November 28, at 6 p.m.
"All are welcome.
EMMANUEL CHURCH 218, Nathan Road Kowloon
Evangelistic Service every Wednesday at 8.00 p.m. Preacher, this Wednesday, Capt. J Collins,
NOTICE
It is hereby notified that Sealed Tenders in duplicate will be received at the Office of the Custodian of Property, until, noon on Friday 20th November for the purchase of the following unclaimed articles:
Tenders should-be clearly marked (1) A po Marina Bifiers;
(2) 19 case Nantibalene.
(3)
pes.
Copper Ingols
1901
645
12
Tiny.
ITB
· Alieufntum. 'Jazota.
6. Bundles Brass Sherl
· Cues Carbon Black
Boull of Listoviar
Zajch Lamp Tilba
· Basalt Lans. Bethe
Maia Coolinaon
Aah & Match Tras
(0) 20 Balm Hemp Cloth (Cońrow, Hemp)
· (93), 11: Casse - Mieroen in¦ Celluloid Isame
· 16..
Hand Mirrors
|(30) ¦ 142 Kazu. Wine Madla.
(32)
(12)
„18 Crates Marble-Talika Tope etc. ̈
10-Caman & De Los Camel Back
4. Colla',' Hatzmad,· Rubben
(13) 81 Cram Tin Plates:
(14)
100 Calle Blee). Wie 14-16 Gaug
'I'Drum',...
1-Piece Яkoda Transformer
China - Fir: Lending, Barca
(partly i mužommergod};. Steel, Lending Graft... Pipartly simmerged).. Fishing Tew law () { \'insk). Wooden Sedimurine Lights
|| Small - Fleet, Lightar :-
"Tender for
Localed as Mažilei" Whart.
· Kaen Yuan Giedowa. Kywloon Gedown Yu, W
da
de
do
Chica Provident No.
China
Wing Toen Gedirkn
• Fy. Wah Godową.
Tuan, Yaen Godowa
- Fu+Waj Dodajen
Ban For. 1A Gearsome
2 Inspection permits will be aned to prospective purchasers by the Disposaly (Tenders) Branch Custodian of Property Office, Windsor House of application
8. The Government does not bind itself to accept the highest
or any tender and reserves the right to scoopt all or part of each
407. Cuntadines al Property,
A.E.B. DE SOUSA, Auctioneer:
Hongkong, 23rd Nov. 1916.
LAMMERT BROS.
Anchoresis, Surveyors and Appraisers, Fedder Building, Telephone No. 20214.
PUBLIC AUCTION
The Undersigned have re- ceived instructions to sell by Public Auction on Tuesday, the 26th November 1946 commen cing at 2.30 pm.
at their Sales Rooms, No. 36 HANKOW ROAD KOWLOON
A Fine Collection of Valuable Household Furniture *com- prising:-
ing tables
* Chesterfield sofas, easy armchairs, office deaks, sectional book case, extension dining tables, sideboards, dining chairs, glass cabinets, wardrobes with mirror, dress--|
with mirror, hanging cupboards, chest of drawers, divans, bedsteads, bathroom mirrors, medicine chests, cloisonne vases, car- pets, ruga, blackwood furni ture, perambulator, babies cat, gent's Buits, cheque writer typewriters, set of ten Poya, cutlery, wine, glasseZE, decantera, wall clocks, piano. stool, carved cabinet and kitchen utensils etc. etc.
Alsa
1. Ladies Bicycla
Organ
Dining Room Sulte 1 Bed Room Suite
1 Radio Gram, "Zenith"
1 Wardrobe Trunk (New)
On View from Monday, the 25th November 1946. A
Terms: As Customary.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
20 WORDS FOR ONE INSERTION PREPAID, $1 FOR EACH · ADDITIONAL INSERTION, ADDITIONAL WORDS 10 CTS. PER WORD PER INSERTION
$2
Replies are awaiting at our offices for Box Nos, 52, 81, 82, 88, 91, 09, 102, 104, 112, 117, 113, 912, 214, 218, 220, 203, 231,
POSITION:
WANTED
YOUNG Englishman, having Matriculations Mathematic and English, seeks any responsible position in Hongkong or alse-. where. Has clerical and office experience. Write Box 241 “China Mail'
POSITION VACANT
WANTED for immediate engage- ment, foreign electrical engineer. Write stating qualifications, salary required to Box 240 "China Mail".
FOR SALE -
CARPET: (10' x 15') $150! Remington (20-Juch) 82251 Dia- mond Ring $1001 "Carlon's" Basedrum, Snaredrum, complete Jazz Drumset! 289, top Prince Edward. (5-7 p.m.)
ONLY A ROSE
PUBLIC AUCTION
The Undersigned has received" Instructions from the Custodian of Property to sell by Public Auction
on THURSDAY the 28th November, 1946. commencing at 10.00 a.m.,
at the SERVICE" AUCTION ROOMS,
FRENCH-BANK BUILDING.
BASEMENT,
256 LOTS OF VALUABLE GOODS, comprising:-
STORED AT' CUSTODIAN'S 1-K. GODOWN; MA TAU 'WEE ROAD, KOWLOON.
Broken Furniture; Box Spring Mattress; Desk Top:-- Wooden Bunka, Wooden Stands, Bedstead &... · Bed-· springs.
STORED AT HONG KONG. AND KOWLOON WHARF AND GODOWN CO., LTD'S NOS, 30/31 GODOWNS, KOWLOON.
Steel Belting; Leather Belt- ing; Sewing Machines with Frames; Mops, with handles; Paper Parchment and Tissue Paper; Rice Paper: Gunny Bags and Grass Mats; Hemp and Twine; Hessian Cloth; Brass Tubes; Book Papers, Stationery; Insertions; Buc kles; Brushes; Spray; Mos- quito Destroyers Fly Paper: Dental Powder; Sauce Pow- der; Copper Kettles; Wash Basins; Dust Bins Com- passes; Gauges and Clocks; Chemicals; Sada; Bleaching Powder; Coulding Utensils; Bubber Hose Salt; Iron Hammers and Wooden Hand- les; Aerial Sets & Glass Insulators; Steel Sheets; "Singer Sewing Machines and stands; Wax; Bicycle Lamps Water Pipe Fittings;' Nails etc.; Iron Door Hooks; Motor Blowers; Well Pump Heads; Pickaxe Handles, Hatchet Handles; Scythe Handles; Hand Pumps; Wooden Clogs; Window
: Panes; Bamboo Chopsticks; Mcaquito Netting; Bathroom Fittings Mazden Daylight Lamps Bicycle Parts; Solder- ing Tin Bars Wax Stencil Paper: Tools Copper Gauze: Soft Lead Squares; Hydraulic Gauges, ete
The above-mentioned, articles will be open to inspection at their respectixa Godowns on the 26th and 27th November; 1946, between 10 am and noon and Between 2 Dag and 4 pm: Inspection Permita • will ba Issued by the Undersigned at the Service Auction Rocas, French Bank. Bldg., Basement.
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The Auction is subject to the Conditions of Sale published in the Hong Kong (British Military" Administration). Gazette, Noti LAMMERT BROS, fication No. 22-
Auctioneers.
Victoria Dry-Cleanm
& Dyeing Co.
RESUME BUSINESS
Experts for 20 years.
89 Nathan Road, Kowloon.
(pre-war at 50 Nathan Rd.),
EB DE SOUSA
Auctioneer.
gkong, 26th Nov, 1946,
Chinese Optical Co
OPTICIAN
67 QUEENS ROAD C
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