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Auctioneers, Burveyors and Appraisers. Peddar Bunding. Telephone No. -20224. PUBLIC AUCTION ...-- The Undersigned received instructions to sell by Public
Auction on
Friday, the 19th. March 1948. commencing at 2.30 p.m.
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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 18 -1948.
CHINA ENTERTAINMENT &
MARRIED WOMAN TOLD: Case Of
"DON'T DO IT AGAIN"
If you come back again I shall close your shop,"
Tit For A Tat
Penicillin “mist for SINUS TROUBLE
30 million Americana suffer froen mass "Well,” It's a case of one trouble. In March Reader's Drost Lofs hitting the other and the other Mallox Miller brings news' hitting back, Chol Yuk-shu, plest, safest, most effective trosament ye
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LAND INVESTMENT that the thirty-ninth Ordinary
NZ CO., LTD. General Meeting of the Com- pany will hold at the Offices of NOTICE IS, HEREBY GIVEN Mesara. Dodwell & Co., Ltd. that the Fourteenth Ordinary
warned Mr. W. A. Blair-Kerr when Loo Ka-lo, married woman, of the Yick-Man Drug Store, 3rd floor, Hong Kong Bank General Meeting of Sharehol Building, on Friday, the 19th ders will be held at the Regis
104 Laichikok Road, pleaded for a reduction March, 1948, at 11 am. for the tered Offices of the Company, on the $800 fine imposed on her for selling a purpose of receiving the Re- King's Theatre Building, th
-tin-of-glycérine and black currant pastilles_at_|_Station,__replied Contral port and Statement of Accounts floor, on Wednesday, the Blst
Read how this new treatment, was de Magistracy yesterday 45 cents over the control price of $1.70.
Whenveloped and its possibilities undy for the year ended 31st Decom day of March, 1948, at 12
naked whether he pleaded bor, 1947.
o'clock noon, to receive
medical guidance for use in the homită the Mr. J.H.G. Pitman of the instead of $2.30, said Mr. Pit-guilty to the charge of assault
{Condenad from Hypoon) NOTICE IS ALSÓ GIVEN Directors' Report and Accounts Price Control Office said that it man.
against him. that the Transfer Books of the as at 31st December, 1947, to was the defendant's third of On the Inspectors boarding a 'Chol wha fined $25 and Also in Reader's Digest';
and Auditors fence,
the shop having been bus to go to another district, bound over In a similar to there life after 407 Doc wins TOW Company will be closed from elect Directors
fokl followed for 12 months. transact such other fined in Oct. 1946 and Jan. Choy and his the 6th March, 1948 to the 19th and to
be properly 1947.
them, and so spoiled thei March, 1948 both days inclu business as may
On the charge of evading transacted nt дл Ordinary. When defendant pleaded that chance of investigating further tram fare, Chol was discharg- sive.
General Meeting of the Com she had just taken over posaca- breaches of the Price Controled on lack of avidence. pany.
slon of the store, Mr. Pitman said that investigatione reveal-
DODWELL & CO., LTD.,
General Managers.
25th February, 1948.
THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
1 Bed Room Sulle, Carpets, TO SHAREHOLDERS.
and Glass Ware Ete.
Terms: As Customary.
LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.
NOTICE is hereby given that
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On View from Thursday, the the Fifty-fifth Ordinary Yearly 18th, March 1948.
Meeting of Shareholders will! be held at the Company's office. 4th Floor, P. & O. Building, on Thursday, the 18th day March 1948 at 11 am. for the Ro purpose of receiving the port of the Board of Directors together with the Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st
and December 1947,
เก and elect Directors
appoint Auditors.
- S.S. "SHANTUNG”
(G.R.T. 2549) Tenders, are invited for the purchase of the
alzove vessel
for breaking up purposes only.
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from 6th March to the 18th March 1948, both days inclusive.
Cafe de Luxe, China Emporiums she lies in Hong Kong, with Moyannine Floor Tel. 26428.
the exception of certain stores, equipment and fittings, as perļ specification obtainable at this BY ORDER OF THE BOARD office, and which will be re- moved prior to agle.
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
neur
Applications for permita to inspect the vessel should bo made to this office,
BUROPEAN COUPLE. no ik Mito, requira bed and break- frest on Bronthly basis. Central district or near Ferry Tenders will be received up noon On Saturday, 20th March 1948.
Kowloon Write Box 372 to "Chian Muit.”
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We, as Agents for S.S. "SHANTUNG", do not bind
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.
Agents. Hongkong, 21st February, 1948,
THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LTD.
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Register and transfer Books of the Com pany will be closed from the 23rd to the 31st day of March. 1948 both days inclusive.
that the name of the licences was the same as that given on the previous summonses,
It was alleged that the tin of -pastilles was sold 10 STI Inspectora W.H. Lam, Majorie To and Monica Leong on Feb. | GEORGE Y. K. SUN,
Secretary.2 for $1.70 instead of $1.25.
When STI Monica Leong and Hong Kong, 18th March, 1948. C.C. Chan revealed their iden- tity to Choy Chow of the Chow Kee shop, 42A Shantung Street. he followed them to another shop in an attempt to get back the tin of Nestle's malted milk which his foki sold for $3.50
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NOTICE
CHANGE OF
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
AS FROM TODAY THE TELEPHONE NUMBERS AT OUR EAST POINT COLD STORES WILL BE ICE & COLD STORAGE DEPT.
(MR. E. M. HANLON) 31234
ENGINEERING DEPT. AND ENGINEER'S RESIDENCE (MR, A. B. COLEMAN) 31235
THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED.
CHATHAM ENGLISH
SCHOOL
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ourselves to accept the highest NOTICE is hereby given that or any tender
the Twenty-ninth Ordinary
Preparations are being com- BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE yearly Meeting of The Company
Agents, China will be held at the Registered pleted for the above School to
Navigation Co., Ltd.
Des Voeux Rond Central, ́ on
Lantao
Poppy Field
At 0.30 am, on March 16, Sub- Inspector Fryer and Police party went over to Laniao Is-
Incated, land, where they
at 7 am, a poppy field between Haam Tin and Shop Long villages.
They kept a watch on the field until their presence became known to the villagers through the grass-cutters, As no owner could be located the Police pulled up the 400 heads of poppy.
On the application of Inspector J. Orem at Kawloon yesterday, Mr. W.H. Lalimer ordered the poppy heads to be confiscated.
Boarded Ship, Stole
Office of The Company No. 10, open classes 4-8 for boys and Some Lead HONG KONG, 15th Mar. 1948. Saturday the 20th March 1918 Kirls at No. 1 Chatham Path,
nt 2.30 p.m. for the purpose of May Road, Hong Kong. recelving the Report of the Directors together with Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st, December 1947.
GUNNY-BAGS
BUYING and Selling on narrow POSITIONE VACANT margin of Commisalon only. Please apply Mr. DICKMAN WANTED immediately by. Bri- LEUNG, 101 Jervoln Street,
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with experience~iveni port re-
gulations and
office routine.
Apply stating salary required
to Box No. 377 "China Mail",
EXPERIENCED salesmen for
Cotton
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PRINTING PRESS
The Register of Shares of the Company will be closed from Saturday 13th March 1948 to
March Saturday 20th
1948 |-(both-days-inclusive) during
Students intending to regis- ter should apply to Room 501, Peddler Building, Hong Kong. Principal: Mrs. W. H. Later, Manager: Raymond Chiang,
which period no transfer of CHINESE art
shares can be registered.
By Order of the Board of Directora,
KAN TONG PO, Chief Manager.
and Kayon Yarna: The REST name in job printing, Chinese, Produce; and Rayon Speciliae in Copperplate and Cotton and Silk Piecegoods re- Die Stamping, Letterheads, quired by established Import | Visiting
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Juvenile To Be Caned
* Returning a finding of guilt on
8,116-year-old boy" "Mr. timer in the Juven
Kowloon
youth to
the
tho
Charged yesterday with unlaw. ful boarding of the ss, Bridge on March 16 and stealing 20 lbs. of lead, a 24-year-old unemployed, Chu Wing, was sentenced to nine months hard labour and recom. mended for banishment,
Regulations.
Tram Conductor 100 told the| Court that at 11.20 a.m. last l'uesday defendant boarded the ram with five others not in custody at Tin Lok Lane along| Honnessy Road. One produced 40 cents and after giving four tickets he asked another man for his ticket. for he had one.
"Cut Up Rough" The foki "cut up rough" and actually laid his hands on one of the inspectors to drag him to the Police Station. The party bitimately want to see the Chiei, Clerk at the Kowloon Magis tracy.
The man sufd Beuro he could Aned $160 Choy was
the conductor vercharging and $25 for not nak the others,
His plea alleged, defendant struck him! having a price tag. that, the Inspectors originally a blow on the neck, while the asked for "Kiln" was not be- others: crowded round him. Heved by the Magistrate.
The gateboy, who bora marke of sovere bruises on the face, was also assaulted.
Tam lley and the fokis of the Hey Lee Yuen Fruit Shop,
Chol said that, he had a ticket 212 Portland Street, caused so much trouble to STI Inspectors and alleged that the conductor Martha Wan, Mary Saire, and hit him first, C. Wai that they had to enlist the aid of a Chinese detective! before they could get the truth out of Tam, said Mr. Pitman when Tam appeared on the sum- mans of overcharging five cents' on each of two apples and two oranges on Feb. 17.
al
"Benevolent Fund" That Didn't Exist
17,
Tam, said Mr. Pitman,
Tan Ping-law,
went to first said that he had only re cently taken over the business Wong Chlu at 10.80 am. on March 15 with a letter, purport- And that the previous conviction) ing to be from Mr. Tsang Kum registered against the shop had cheung, sicretary of the Heune nothing to do with him. It was To Chiness Schol (72 Waterloc only after the assistance of a Road), suggesting that parents of Chinese detectivo had been en- the sclinol students should invest listed that the Inspectors were $45 each in a Benevolent Fut for stationary for the pair stude. able to examine the licence.
Defendant was fined a tota
that of $375 and warned would be "too bad" for him if he should appear
before the Court again.
ents
Wong, having a son in th school, smelt a rat os no mentior of such a Fund was made by th by. So he told Tam to call back later when the money would b ready.
Inquiries Two Offences
the Making Stating that he must treat school, Wong found that no such
Fund a being founded, the summons ns two offences.Tam called back at 3.30 p.m. h Mr. Blair-Kerr fined Wong Pak-detained the youth, and sent for
Sub-Inspector prosecuted.
J.S.
When
Howarth
Bang of Tul Luke Co.. 684 Tsang who suka that he did. n:1 Shanghai Street, $300 for over know Tant;
Mr. W.A. charging Go cents on a tin of Charged before" "Milo" fortified tonic food and Blair-Kerr at Kowloon yesterday of with attempting to obtain the $100 on un excess charge
$45 by false pretences, Tain war five cents, on a tin of Nestle's sentenced to four months hard malted milk. Defendant was labeur.: further fined $25 for displaying no price taga.
Production of a bill showing V. R. Garcia, second mate of that he bought a dozen tins of warned defendant the as Bridge said that he had Oxo from the Wing Sang Fat that he was Comparadore Shop in December not allowed to beard the vessel. Dofendant was later brought to last for $7.80 plus one per cent hien atter being hauled out of the commission saved Lai Chung sen with a "belt" of lead around, choi of the Golden Flower Shop, -his-waist.-
G-Hillwood-Road,-840.
Defendant alleged that Garcia threw the three pieces of lead into the water and thinking that there were not wanted he dived for them.
Opium Hidden In Pudding
Lai was originally fined $100) Fleading guilty to the posses for selling a tin of Oxo for 80 ́sion of eight taëls of raw opium. cents (control price 66 cents). found by CRO 78 c:nccaled in- The fine was reduce to $60 when side a Chinese pudding ("Un Long Ko") at the K.C.R. Station ahe produced the bill. He was at 1.30 pm, on March 16, Chung A 18-year-old coolle facing similar theft charge was sentene. however, warned that he should Ki-heung, former, was yesterday ed to 15 months' hard labour.and acquaint himself with all con- fined $800 by Mr. Latimer, to be re-deported,
Leung Chor was charged with trol prices, and that purchase stealing 10 catties of lead from on celling prices does not entitle the Talkoo Sugar Refining Fac-him to charge excessive prices. tory. He was arrested by No. 1 Watchman Mohamed Ismall,
Leung was also charged with breach of deportation order.
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Other Cases
Other summonses dealt with
were:
Lo Tak of Hung Fook Co. 641A Nathan Road, fined $276 for selling a tin of Oxo for 80 cents instead of 66, cents.
For overcharging $1 on A "G.E." Aluorescent lamp, Kwok Kang-wing of Jordan Electrical Co., 89 Parkes Street, was flied $176. -
An overcharge of Ave can'ts on a tin of Oxo coat Lo Kin-lee of Hip Shing Fát, 98 Nan Chang Street, $100. The same fine was imposed on Taol Kwan of Stall No. 10 at Ningpo Street for overcharging five cents on from bach of two oranges. ·
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With a previous conviction, Lui Mi-yung of Wing Yuen Co., **Peter | "Duck"!," by 654 Shanghai Street, was fined Arthur Esnaomis. Kelende 4 $225 for selling two oranges af Anchor and Peter Duck's Yarn." Brad by Captain Fint.
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Also with a previous convic tion, the Nathap Store, 76 fined $125 Nathan Road,"wat for selling a tin of Nugget boot
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Another farmer, Yu Shing Emprisonment, was fined $800, or three months by Mr. WA, Blair-Kerr yesterday when he admitted possession of 5.5 toela of rnw oplum, found wrapped round his wrist with a handker. chief by CRO 59 at 11.40 p.m. on March 10, at the Yaumati Rail- way Station."
Revenue Officer D.H. Knux prosecuted in both cases,
against exertion. Giriz (who'oughĩ ́t@
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