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Canton Insurance Annual Meeting
A combined surplus of nearly $8,000,000 on the Company's workings for the years 1940-1944 was announced by Mr. F. A. Pollock, presiding at yesterday's first post-war shareholders an- nual meeting of the Canton Insurance Office Ltd., held in the Board Room of the General Agents, Messrs. Jardine Matheson & Co, Ltd. A final dividend of $5 a share for 1940, and dividends of $10 each for the years 1941-1944, a total of $45 per share in all, was declared.
Wat Tad
"Provision has been made for Lover of $367,319 and $184,658. farmer names, which has been debited in Investment nad Exchange Fuctuation Account, la. To respect of the writing
town of Hong Kong Mortences and
Leasehold Properties which; were."loated
Supporting Mr. Pollock the chair were Messrs. F.C. Barry, Cand badly damaged, and Shangbal Deben Bernard Brown, P.S. Cassidy, cures, due to the fall in the value of A.H. Compton, W.A. Stewart and CM. Currency. The Salle aus which the Hon. Mr. M.K. Lo (members been charged to Underwriting · Suspense of the Consulting Committee) and premiums, the collection of which
1941 tanding Mr. K.A. Mason (Secretary), -!
Opening the meeting Mr. Pol doubtful, and various rehabiliation
lock said:
The last Ordinary Yearly Hecting of shareholders was held on June 25, 194), The Articles of Association provide that. General Meeting be held every year and that Consulting Commitie be elect ed annually. It has been impossible to fold these requirements during the ins four years and it is normaty that the appointments and acts of the Consulting Committee be regularlaed.
• "Fallowing the outbreak. of war in the Pacifle the General Agenta were able t make arrangements for the Office Lo carry
Account
pedics
represents
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THE CHINA MAIL-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1946.
Emergency Operation On VEHICULAR FERRY
A
Wooden Table
War Damage Claims
Commission
ex-
Evidence that an emergency operation had to be carried out on a Royal Scots officer at Argyle Street camp on a wooden table without ade- quate surgical instruments, was given at yes- terday's session of the war crimes trial of Colonel Tokunaga and other P.O.W. Camp officials.
William Fogwill, Health Inspec-, further quantity. In all, witness tor, said that he was a member of supplied 48 vials of 20,000 units the H.K.R.N.V.B. and was taken each. POW in Dec. 1941. During the
was at Shamshulpe, North Point
and Argyle Street Camps.. period of his internment, witness
At the Argyle Street Camp witness worked in the bakery and assisted in surgical operations. He had joined the Royal Navy in 1910 and served 12 years with the sick berth stoff.
Swabs From Stanley
The Regular Ferry has been suspended and an irregular ser- vice is being operated in its place between the hours of 7.00 a.m. and 6.00 pm. daily.
THE HONG KONG
YAUMATI FERRY CO, LTD. Hong Kong, 13th Dec., 1946.
THE EXCHANGE „BANKS' ASSOCIATION
Owing to the present high The last witness yesterday was level of working costs a scale of Leung Kwok Tal. Senior Labara charges for the work entailed tory Assistant, Government Bac in the handling of securities, ed that he was appointed techni teriological Institute, who declarete deposited in Safe Custoily of the Association as from lat January, 1947.
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February 1942. with pre-war
"The serious decrease In income tram Interest In comparison year is due in part to the non-receipt uinea 1041 of Mortenes Interest and Dl. vidends on our holdings of Hong Kong
whares and Shanghai debentures. The general decline in Interest rates through
at the World is, of course, responsible for large portion of the' reduction; the position would have been much werde but for the interest received in Londoa on sceumalated profits.
"e compilling the Ascounts for the period under review, kuma sf $600,000, as a normal business nutelde the oocs $100,000 and $600,000 were transferred pied areas under the direction of our from 1940, 1941 and 1042 Working Ac- London Agents, Menara Matheson & Co.. conata respectively to Underwriting Bus- Lid. On the surrender of Japan in Bepperie Acescat. Tali, marse whe neon Lember, 1945, the General Agenda coniael-
sary in order to place the latter Account ed thee merabers who had been on the
in credit to meet claims in respect Consulting Committee in 1941 ant who previous cled years. In the were then available and steps were taken
way, appropriations are made to rume control of the Qfee's business Underwriting Surpenne Account annually. fram Hone Kong.
but it was not possible to do this during
The Consulting Committee, with wome changes, has continued to act the best
intervals of the Office an If it had been"
› regularly constituted in the ordinary way
and tie arts of the Consulting Committee _auw_requlko-geo-refirarthanand" ap÷ ̈ proval. I therefore propose the following Branlation, namely:-To the appeint ments and nets of all members of the
Consulting Committer subsequal to the In Annual General Meeting and up to the date of this Meeting be hereby ope proved and ratifleri.
The motion was arconded by Mr. Juhn' Femine and carried unanimously.
Process, Mr. Pollock saldi "I wish to refer with much regret to the death of Mr. TE. Teatre, & erber of the Con exting Committer since 1918, who wa kennelfon in Hong Kong unt Dec.
13, 1141. no uve to report the lost the les ha inffered by the death in actign in Hong Kong of three members of the Staft, namely: Menar, HWV.M.
the war years,
to
armel
1
"The total af Anužis Between 1941 and 1946 ha rien by $4,082,614 7 4408,18 as expressed in Sterline. Thu is mainly fue to the fact that all accumulated fifs were invested by Hessen. Malbronn & Co., Ltd. In
will-edged securities; ayr holding of British, Indian and Colonia) Government Securities for 1963 shows un
increase over that for 1941 of £381.17
It has now become necessary for us to dispose of about £160,000 of our holding to finance the proposed dividend and later on, when our Hability for taxation in the
to be made.. U.X. is case. furiber salts will have
"After payment of an interim Dividend of 16 per abire on account of the year 1940 and the transfer of $2,000,000 to Underwritine Buspenis Account, the auz plus available for the years 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943 and 1944 in. 47,081,285,
We now recommend a Final. Dividend of $5 Datter. J.C. Eager and G.P. Store Dividends of $10 per share per annum per share in respect of the year 1940 and should like to take this opportunity of ..... extending to their relatives and friends
for each of the Year 2941, 1042, 104 dor deepeul sympathy in their h
and 1944 making in all $45 per share which will absorb $2,250,000, the addition
Jur
"Mr. F.C. Hall, who hna been Secretary for the past 26 years, has now retired and I desire to place on recurt the General Agents and Consulting Com -millco's appreciation of the distinguished
to requisitioning can be No decision in regard
made until war damage claims have been amined in detail.
This was announced by the Acting Colonial Secretary, the Hon. Mr. R. R. Todd, at yea- There were several
cases of During the Japanese occupa- terday's Legislative Council cholera in Camp in 1943 and they tion, ample laboratory facilities
Particulars may be ascertain- meeting in reply to the Hon. were transferred to the hospital were available for the examina-ed on application to member Mr. M. K. Le, who had asked outside the Comp. This hospital tion of diphtheria swaba.
barks. "With reference to the first was just an ordinary hut similar) question which I put to Gov- in kind to the huts occupied by ernment on the 25th July, 1946 POWS There were other hospi- on the subject of the responsi-tals in Hong Kong at the time. bility for the requisition of- Lleut. Col. Armstrong, who was
suffering from
4
When Major Hook of the Win-
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
"GLENFINLAS"
In 1942 throat awabs were re- ceived from Stanley Internment supply of swabs on hand. foot of Camp. There was always a large the throat swabs handled were in respect of diphtheria. Occasional. (1) Leasehold property:
cancer and had cholera swabs were sent
ly
in. (2) Steamer and her craft: been in the camp hospital origin- These were received from Hospi- (3) Personal property: ally, was only transferred to tals and the Japanese anti- And the answer of the Hon. the Bowen Road Hospital after some epidemic bureaus. No swabs were Colonial Secretary of the same considerable, time.
ever received from any of the Military POW Camps. day, can Government make further statement on the mat-nipeg Grenadiers became scriously read affidavits by Capt. E. J. vessel will be surveyed at Holt's Damaged cargo cst the above After Major. Puddicombe had ter, and if Government has not, repeated requests were made Green, Capt. J.J. Hurley, Rim. A. Wharf between the hours 10.00 $cached a decision, will Govern-
to Salto to have him sent to Pihler and
Lieut. Col W. J.am, and 12 noon on 14th, 16th tent state when a decision is hospital. Nothing was done for Helmes, hearing of the case was and 17th December, 1946 and likely to be reached?"
over a month. Satto was in the adjourned till 10 am today.
consignees representatives are ward with the patient when the
requested to be present during request was made. He had many
the survey. did not take advantage of them. opportunities of secing Hook but He simply came in, looked at the patient and then went away.
Operation In Camp
Mr. Todd replied:- "Government regrets that no these matters until War Dam- decision will be possible in
age claims have been examined in detail. With this object in view a War Damage Claims Commission will shortly be ap pointed and it in anticipated that they will visit Hong Kong A request was also made, that about March next year. The Captain Miller of the Royal Scots uestion of the extent, to which be sent lo Bowen Road. The re- responsibility cat be assumed ply came back that Capt. Miller for claims for which there is could not be sent on the day the no legal ability under Regu-request was made but would have lations 4 and 6 of the Compen- to wait till the following day salion (Defence) Regulations, Owing to the serious nature of 1940, will have to be consider Capt. Miller's illness, an operation ed in the light of such contri- was carried out in
camp that Suspensubution as may be forthcoming evening. He was never removed
from Imperial funds and on ac- to hospital. count of reparations from the A wooden table served as the
the enemy. As
Honourable operating table and there were Member will realise it will not few surgical instruments. Steriliz be possible for this Colony to Ing had to be done over a fire of provide full compensation from its own resources.”
|to Investment and Exchange' Plucluaiian Account of 1900.58 and the transfer at
4,882,047 to Underwriting,
Account.
"No payment of U.R. Income Tax and
... meryleen rendered by Mr. Hail during E.P.T. has been made in respect of the war wars and we anticipate that fair
42 year service with the fee: Lie xirme posities of the Office today le due In tali masure to his efforts,
I am aure you will all join with me in wishing Mr and Mrs. Hall many happy year of well-rared retratsent.
The Accounts have been divider fate + Diese un to Den. 21, 1941, tom arther with Balance Sheel at that dale and thour for the triod from Jan, 1 1942 in Dec. 31. 1945. The new method adopted in rendering ar Accounta
proportion of the sum allocated to Under- writing Suspense Account will be requir ed for this purpose.
|| "In addition, we must also, make allow inen, for Proft Commissions, which ar payable to our varisian Agents. In ordin- | azy – Útries), statements of Profi Commis» afon were prepared annually Ant owing to the outbreak of the Pacific war, no par ments have been made ainee 1040. Then, Lao, pravistori based on modern practice. We have dla standing claims in respect of the closed must be made for out vents, particularly in cantection with the war risken neurred in the Far East in 1942. When I point out that the $2,000,000 allocated 10. the Underwriting Buspense Account from 1960, 1541 and 1942 Working Accounts had been pret cally exhausted by the end of 1945, you will appreciate the necessity for ampie additions being made to the Account.
**The balanea of $2,615,480 at credit of the 1846 Account allows the payment of an Ialerini Dividend of $5 per share fer that year, leaving a mount of $2,425,480
"I think wa, can congratulate ourselves that the Garena has come through the war
wood. TSub-Lieut.
Eordley of the
to
| H.K.R.N.V.R. was struck in the legs by shrapnel during a raid by
loon Swing Club
At 8 o'clock tonight Line Kow: American bombers. He was ad- 10 the camp hospital, meely at the nitted records of British and American Salto came in and promised NAAFI Club Kowloon to listen to operated on and then put to bed, Swing bands and orchestras. The send Eardley to hospital, but his second half of the programme promise was never carried out. trombonist will be devoted to Eve American Several minor operations had to orchestra leader, be performed to heal the wound. dises Patients usually went to hospital agony. Lieut. Bowker was away from Camp in a lorry. He was in a very serious condition.
Tommy Dorsey and tỷ requested at last Friday's Swing in Club. All swing enthusiasts are taken cordially invited.
who said the results revealed exceeded the most sanguine expecteline of whare. holders and it was brilliant achieve. ment on the part of the Londun Axenia of the Company and its varioun ogens
pensed with showing cents, shiling ad pruer and have drawn up our Balance Sheet in diferent manner. For exam pie, current zasels are now grouped to gether, as are current liabilities, thus ... facilitating compariunt
In additions, ...we have introduced' ch Appropriation Account to which the balances of closed Working Accounts are transferred: the appropriations recommended Le incor porated in the Balance Ebert thereby re- vouling the portion of the Omer at the date of the Balance Ebret.
"With the exception of the year 1912,to be carried forward the outturn for all the years under to view exceeded any previous balance and the results for 1944, which reveal atrez- plan of $4,426,574, constitute a record in
rears in such a strong Anancial position. "As regards future prospecta, I would the history of the Offee. This excellent warn shareholders that we skill not be showing is most gratifying and I thinkable to maintain the figures of the part whareholders will agree that we owe a few years. These latter bare been ab great deal to Mcaurs. Matheson, & Ca, normal and whilst it is true that, owing Lid, Landon, for the work they did in to high commodity values and the app
cation of a compulsory marine surcharge, bloc on the proposition of Mr. N.VIA. -wish to express per appreciation for prima are still fairly high, los dos Croucher, seconded by Mr. A. Hampden the whole hearted co-operation and a
During the occupation, he was Laster mndered by our varius Arenta
to thell, and pilferage, particularly fo
asked by Dr. Selwyn Clarke in the Far East, are severe." uutalde the occupied Areas: their staunch solution "That the Report and and Metars. Perey Smith & Co. were urgently some
Mossrs. Lowe Bingham & Matthews May or June 1942 to obtain very support following the fall of Hong Koog ↑ Accounts
anti-diphtheria presented, including the appolated auditor of the Company on payment of Final Dividend of 15, për the motion of Mr. M.H. Lo, secunded by two dozen vials of 20,000 units vaccine. Witness obtained about of Working dar fri respect of the year 1940, Divi- | Mr. H. Aldbury.
present were Musera cach,
looking after uur interesta,
Chemist's 'Evidence
Arthur Rowan, MA. of Cam- rond. to whom therebolders would like bridge University and a member La convey their lanka. (Hon. Mr. M.C. L, and Mess, C. of Great Britain said that at the Members of Utd Coneulling Committee of the Pharmaceutical Association Berry. C. Bernard Brown. PS."Casidy, time of the Japanese occupation D.E. Clark, A. Compton. W.A. Stewart he was operating the Kwong Wah and 5.T. Williamson) were reveledDrug Company.
Shareholders
Sa mach appreciated.
"The balance at credit Account 1945 as at Dec. T. 1946 stood ends of $10) Desabar per andum for M: $2,676,480. This much below the
each of the year 1941, 1942, 1048 and N.V.A. Croucher, MW. Lo, H. Sidbury, figures for the rears 1941 to 1941 at the 1944, an Interim Dividend of $5 per share ML Lo, 5. Hampden Rose, J. Firing, to get the same quantity because A few days later he was told same stage, but compares favourably within respect of the year 1945, the tranfer Horace Lo, Ho Rom-tong. RA. Dastur the first lot had been stolen by pre-war fenten. It not possible make any forecast as to the final outcase and Exchange Finellation Account and
Lo of $810,588 to the cred, of Investment D. Hung, J.T. Bagram and
the Japanese, Witness spent the of the 1946 Accounts much has yet
cheng. the addition of $4,832,847 'is Underwrit
whole day, in getting the second lot and after 6 p.m. In the even- ing, handed Dr. Selwyn. Clarke a
to be paid out in respect of second year Ing Suspenso Account be adopted and loses and U.K. Laxation,
"JANE"
!...I CAN'T TURN IN ON A ROMANTIC NIGHT" LIKE THIS!-- HOW STILL IT. 15. THE CIRCUS SLEEPING 'NEATH A CRESCENT HOON... HO SOUND SAVE AN DISTANT HOWL OR GRUNT
foors!
Daasis,” was, neconded by Mr. M.W.. Lu,
AS IF ONE
OF THE CAPTIVE BEASTS WERE ROAMING IN SEARCH OF
PREY+++
MAY SHARE: YOUR MEDITATIONS,
JANE?
(WARE
Io Shai-
At the conclusion of the moeting the Chalaun sindiqunced that dividend we
nunta ware-jezdy.
YOU REMEMBER ! SAID I HAD SOMETHING IN MIND FOR YOU BESIDE YOUR CATCHÍ ACT, MY DEAR!~~. WELL
YES YES-BUT I'M AFRAID THAT'S ALL WASHED LIP, CAPTAIN!~1~L CAN'T WORK, WITH THE METEOR BROTHERS
AFTER ALL!.
Whoo-ee!
BY EDGAR MARTIN
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
"SAY," CLARA, FOR GOSH! WHERE IS
SAKES I THAT'S A
MAN'S WORK.
DUD, ANY MORE
SEEN HIM "MUCH
LATELY!
OR HE'S REBUILDING THE WORLD AND THAT TAKES TIME “YOU KNOW?
NO!
LOCAL ESTATES
Lo Tung-fan, Barrister-at- Law, formerly of No. 1, Wang Tak Street, left local estate sworn under $50,000. The late Mr. Lc was arrested by the Japanese Gendarmeric and im- Prisoned at Stanley, where he died on April 12, 1943, at the age of 39.
Letters of administration of the estate have been granted to his widow. Mrs.. Lo Liang Pet- yao, of No. 7, Lower Rond
Castle
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents.
2
until 20th December
you should file early, preferably before the 16th to ensure timely delivery.
For further particulars apply to:-:
CABLE & WIRELESS LIMITED
UNION BUILDING
TEL. 28035
LAMMERT BROS. Auchoncers. Surveyors and Appraisers. Fedder Building. Telephone No. 20224; PUBLIC AUCTION
Hong Kong, 12th Dec., 1946ceived instructions to sel The Undersigned have
Public Auction on
Service Auction Rooms
A actioneers, Surveyora, etc. Basement, French Bank Bldg.. A.E.B. de Sousa, Auctioneer. Telephone 31867,
Messrs. P. L. L. BIAU & C. C. KLUGE
French Architects,
ጸሓ
take pleasure to inform the members of the Colony that they have entered into partnership as from the 9th of December 1946.
National Bank Building, 2nd floor (Room 205)
Tel. 28562
YOU CAN RELY ON A SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE AT
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PHOTO SUPPLIER
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| APPLICATIONS are invited from certificated or qualified navigat ing or diesel engineer officers for employment as Cosat Staff Officers on the ships of the Chinese Marl- time Customs Service. Employ ment is also offered to men ex- perienced in navigating small craft. Applicants are interviewed at the Office of the Chinese Mari- time Customs, 4th floor, Marina Rouse, Queen's Road, Central.
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FOR SALE
BRANDY: 7,600 cases matured vintage over three years old and V.O. balance of stock now avail ahle $6 per quart per 1,000 cases to clear also Continental Pilsener Beer 70 shillings 48 quarts F.0.8. European port. Wholesalers in China please communicate early. Forth coming arrangement; gun- nios, textiles, teakwood, chemicals and engineering, building material, oilexpellers, waiponer distemper. ete; quotations wanted Tung-oil, groundnuts and soya bena. Con- tact MacArthur, 604 Gloucester Teak wood extension dining Hotel or Chartered Bank. tables, glass cabinets, side- FURS-Good news for Winter. boards, dining chairs, chester- Best gifts for ladies. Just arriv field couch, easy armchair, ed large stock different kind of writing table, steel filing ladies' latest styles fur overcoats. cabinet, wardrobes, dressing Beat quality cheapest prices tables, double beds, single iron guaranteed. Inspection welcome. beds, perambulator, cloth Ke Zanz Co., 32 Nathan Road, wringer, tennis rackets, off Howloom. Phone 50606.
A Nice Selection of Valuable Household Furniture
comprising:
clubs, hall stands, English LAST few dozens pure Sandal- coffee acts, table clock, wine wood and Rose Joss Sticks. Each glasses, glass ware, E. P. ware.tick burns 90 minutes... Price cutlery, curios, Удвев, double moderate. Pak Hop Company, bed mattress, and blackwood Gloucester Arcade. Solo Agents:
Krishna Trading Cop d furniture etc., etc., etc,
CODE-BOOK: Acme Commodity Phrase, Bentley Second Phrase, ane copy each only. Phone 39381, Room 321, Mr. Waung this morn- ing--
Also
I Philips radio-All wave
1 Philco.radio
I Philco refrigerator
1 Cheque writer
1 Teak dining room suite
CLEARANCE SALE Aluminium Saucepans with lids $18.00 only ner set of three pieces in 2,3, and 6 pint capacity. Discount for wholesalers. Obtainable at V. M. Hammond & Co. Union Bldg. 4th floor.
4 Tientsin Capets & Rugs
On View from Thursday, the 12th December 1946.
Term: As Customary, LADY'S BINOCULARS: Special- ly made by "Carl Zeiss" for LAMMERT BROS., horse racing. Latest model, anti-
Auctioneers. fungus lens, practically
Post Office Cheap!'
Box 415.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG
PROBATE JURISDICTION
LOST
reward
elow.
Teturn
GENEROUS Indies
diamond and sapphire wrist-watch loat Star Ferry or Wharves 11.30 p.m. 10th Decorn- ber. Any information com- municate Box No. 248 "China
Mail"
TUITION GIVEN
In the GOODS cf Hormus-“ jee Ruttonjce late of No. 11 Duddell Street, fourth floor; Victoria, Hong Kong, Re- tired Merchant, déceased-- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has by virtug. of. Section 58 of the Probates lessons given it group or private- CANTONESE AND MANDARIN Ordinance, 1897, made on Orderly by expert teacher with young limiting the time for creditors lady assistants. Moderate charges. and others to send in their Write Box No. 240, "China Mail", claims against the above extate)
to the 26th day of December 1946.
WANTED TO BUY
All creditors and others are accordingly hereby required to WANTED. Bost hullin' sound send their claims to the under-condition — Length 50-70|| Fect. signed on or before that date. Engine, shafting, propellers not required, Write Box 250, Chica Dated
the
December 1946
2nd day of Mail"
LO AND LO,
Solicitors for the Executrices Chinese Optical Co.
of the Wilt of the above-named
deceased,
Alexandra Building.. Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong..
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB'
Former Members returning to the Colons are requested to register their names with the Treasurers, Messrs. Percy Smith & Co., on, arrival if they wish to continue membership
By Order of the Committest.
CYRIL BELL
Hon. Becretary, Hongkong Cricket uns.
OPTICIAN
467 QUEENS ROAD C
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