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POSITION WANTED

EXCELLENT cook-boy, over ten CHINA

FOR SALE

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Good assistant for sales dept. knowledge of English and able to play on plano preferred.

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28

MAY BE BOOKED AT THE SWINDON BOOK STORE, NATHAN ROAD, TEL. 69327

LADIEB we have at your service fur specializad operations

Waves, Helene

Cool Curtiss machinelose oil parms, hairdyes & manicure AOBE MARIE Dosuty Parlour-Phone 60384-43, Han *ow Rd., Knwinon,

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary,

F. L. SILVA & CO.

Notice is hereby given that I,4 the undersigned, have been ad- mitted as a member of the H.K. Stock Exchange Ltd., and am continuing my late father's business an a stock, share and general broker.

Mr. Solomon Saul will con- tinue to act as my authorized

Tel: 27453.

F. A. SILVA.

NOTICE.

MARLBURIAN CLUB

THE HONG KONG FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD.

·

Notice to Shareholder

The Seventy-sixth Ordinary Meeting of Yearly

Share- holdern will be held at the offices of the Undersigned on Friday, the 18th March, 1949, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Managers together with a Statement of Accounts for the your ended 31st

December, 1940,

The Share

Register and Transfer Books will be closed from the 4th March to the 10th March, 1949, both days inclu-

sive.

JARDINE, MATHESON "E CO., LTD.

General Managers. The Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Hong Kong. Feb. 25, 1949.

THE HONG KONG AND YAUMATI FERRY COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the. Twenty-First Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Com- puny will be held at the Com- pany's Office, Jordan Road Ferry Fier, Kowloon, on Satur- day, the 26th March, 1948 at 12.00 noon for the purpose of receiving the Report and State- meat of Accounts for the year ended 31st December 1948.

Notice is also given that the Share Register of the Company will be closed from the 16th to 26th March, 1949, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board,

LAU TAK PO. Managing Director. Hong Kong, March 10, 1949.

NOTICE

L THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1049.

CORRESPONDENCE ALHAMBRA CARNIVAL

in

The Editor takes no respon atbillig for` views expressed letters by correspondents, and by no means necessarily agrees with them.

A Tributo

Sir,-in the midst of strong criticisms against Hong Kong Telephone Company may I tell my story which at least proves to be an exception to all hostile sayings on this public utility manage- ment?

Softball Issue Sir-It would be greatly ap- preciated if you would be so kind as to print this in your "Cor- respondence Column" tomorrow:

Being a member of the Madcap Softball Team, I am very anxious to know more about the Madcap "I came back to Hong Kong after-Cunudian protent lodged by our the enemy surrender and applied, team manager about, two weeks I believe early in 1940, for a tele-ago. Perhaps the Protest Board phone. Because of the rumours on reading this can enlighten me the decision that binck market money had to on the subject of

be paid I thought it was a hope-made by thern in not upholding less case resuited from a monopoly which only Communism would

cure.

I even did not care to keep a copy of my first application.

our protest

First of all. let me point out these facts to you, and if I am wrong, please, do not hesitate to correct me.

To my surprise! the chief inPES - The Canadiun runner on mak- for from the "Telephone Company 460 UFS BABY ATTE came two months ago and inform-ball, overran the sold base.

-NEXT CHANGE

a love story? bridges

thed

the Atla

tem

After

ed that my turn was coming. I overrunning it, he failed to return did not know anyone in.the Tele-Immediately na defined in Rule phone Company nor have I asked 30. Section 20 of the Official Rule anyone to speak for me. Not n Book, therefore becoming llable to rich man, I by sentiment enter- be put out us in any other base. taln hatred for the vested in- teresta.

That chief Inspector from the Telephone Company did not usk for any tip, nor did I promise any additional fees bealden what was required by the Company. I have received a letter from the Tele- phone Company promising the in- stallation upon payment of deposit which I did yesterday.

have not got the Although Installation I think it is my duty to write this letter in defence of Hong Kong Telephone Company.

Y, JANE.

POST OFFICE

MAIL NOTICE Outward Mails

He was at least 20 feet between home plate and first going towards home when he realised that be wus still in the game. On turning to first, he was tagged by our first baseman. The Umpire rule him "safe" on his return.

re-

Did the Umpire make n call on first base when the said runner crossed the base the first time? No! Then, what right had the field of runner to walk off the

Maybe the readem enn play? tell me (if the Protest Board can't) the rule that governs this particular play.

Why did the mæner not return to his base Immediately? Did he not have a base-couch? Did he not know the rules of the game? Maybe It was the Madcap's fault.

was because Perhaps it tempt was made for the recond bune. So what! The fact still remains that the runner fulled to return to by

With effect from March 3, 1949. correspondence intended to be forwarded

by air to London enir and then

most

to destination, surface muli superscribed "By Air to London only". (In future It wl not be sufficiens to merely superscribe' such correpondence Min London").

Hail Service to Tientsin and Felping h 41} further suspended temporarily natlee.

Unless

elberwise

Registered statai, Artic and Pardel Poeta alone 19 minute earlier than the ordinary mail. If mail

no ut-

the base he was entitled to and therefore liable to be put out as in any other base. (Note: your rule book, please).

It would be greatly appreciated by my team mates and also be o matter of interest to the ball fans. I am sure, if the Prolest Bourd could inform us on what grounds they based their reasons in not upholding our protest.

Also would like to point out that I am sure our manager dig

alone before 10 am. Registered and Parool Posts close at b pin, on the previous der.

Malls are closed si Kowloon Central not protest on the umpire's deci- Fost Often half an hour earlier than the APO all times.

TUESDAY, MARCH 16

21+

Clean Time by Air Canton and Hankow, (Kowloon CPO) 7.10 Am. 10 am, 12.10 p.m.. 3.30 p.m.; (GPO) 7 m., 9.30 a.m., Noon, 2p.m. IN THE GOODS OF Almat for Swatow and Amor, (Reg.) ASSUDAMAL-HASH- 1.80 m., (Ord.) 9.177- MATRAI - VASWANI | Airmail for Shanghai,' (Reg.) 9

Ord 9,80 m. also known as ABSU-

Airmall for Swatów, "Amoy, Kanking' and DAMAL VASWANI Teingtao, (Reg.) p.m., (Ont.) 3.40

A. known VASWANI, late of 25 Fort Street, Causeway Bay, Victoria, in the Colony of Hong Kong, Merchant, deceased.

also

All Creditors or persons or Arms having any claim or de- mand against the Estate of the above named deceased, formerly carrying on business as Assu- damal & Sons at room 600 Bank of China Building, who died in Hong Kong on the 5th day of March, 1940 and all persons or firms having in their possession any monles, securities or other assets due or payable to documents belonging to the Estate of the said deceased or to the said firm are requested to forward full particulars to the Please forward your names with houses and dates to T. G. undersigned on or before Mead, C/o Hongkong & Shang-30th day of March, 1849,

Dated the 14th day of March, 1949.

It is proposed to hold an Old DANCING LESSONS

Marlburian dinner at the Hong- DANCING "Made kong Club on Friday, 8th April, BALLROOM

"LATEST 1949, and it is hoped that all for you. Easy" VARIATION 8". Specialition O.M.'s in the Colony will be

Rhumba, Bamba, Tango, Jitter-, able to attend. bug. (Enquiries 1-3 PM)-TONY HUDSON, B12 China Building.

FOR SALE

FILM RENTAL BERVICE Sen- autional Savings. (A) 10mm Sound Hollywood Full-length Features. 12 or 24 features per year, $36.00 each, Deposit $200,00, Starts April.

(B) 8mm Filma. 5

hai Bank.

Sárvice Auction Rooms

reals per wook. 260 reels a year. E. B. de Sousa, Auctioneer.

for only $255.00, or 130 recla

$165.00. Starts May. Limited to

Auctioneers, Surveyors, etc.

100 customers. Join now. Starlite Basement, French Bank Bldg. Filme, 336 Wang Hing Bldg., 10] Queen's Road Centre). Telaphone 33035,

TAMARA May 603 Peninsula Hotel, large assortment BUMMER FROCKS all sizes, reasonable prices. Orders taken for Wedding and Evening Gowns, Eto, Euro- pean workmanship only.

TENDERS are Invited for the sale of approximately 15 tons 19 DAUGA drum scrap.

Offers should be addressed, to the Dis trict Manager, The Taxas Com- pany, (China) Ltd., 14, Queen's Road, not later than March 21, 1949.

PILOT RADI08: Bame reliable pro-war quality now obtainable at popular prices, made possible only by increased demand and)

salos. World Reception

largo Models from $190 each. Obtain, mble at all the better danfore or direct from: Golonial Agencies, Tsakoochay Bldg, 14 Queen's Road. Phona 20310.

Telephone 31867.

LAMMERT BROS.

Auctioneers, Surveyors and Appraisers. Pedder Building. Telephone No. 20224.

or

the

BRUTTON CO., Windsor House, Solicitors for the intended Administratriv.

HONG KONG CLUB

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the 101st Yearly General Meeting of the Members of the Hong Kong Club will be held at the Club House on Thursday 24th March 1949 at 6.30 p.m.

By Order of the Committee

K. W. Kirby Secretary.

THE BANK OF CANTON, LTD.

Ordinary Yearly General Mooting

Notice is hereby given that the ordinary yearly general meeting of shareholders of the company will be held at the Head Office of the company, 6, Des Voeux Road Central, HONG KONG & DIRECTORY Hong Kong, on Wednesday, the 23rd March, 1949 at 9.00 p.m., (1049 edition) containing Hong for the purpose of receiving and considering the reports of the List,

Offices, Hospitals, Directors and of the Auditors and the Profit and Loss Account Schools, Churches, Institutes, Consulates Barvices,

Olubs, and Balance Sheet for the year ending 31st December, 1948 Agencles, Who's Who, Residences, and for the appointment of Directors and Auditors and de- it's the most up-to-data and most claration of dividends.

Govt.

A

complete of all business directories: The Register of Shares of the Company will be closed in the Colony. NOW ON SALE from the 15th day of March to 23rd March, 1949 (both days at all landing book shops and inclusive) during which perlod no transfer of shares will be:

"Okina Mall” offion.

HONG

registered.

KONG FILM AND..

ANTHEATRE NEWE 'at 50'denta per

copy, ---- Obtalnahlé - at Leading

Mock #toran, Newspaper Bellers Hong Kong, March 9, 1940.

and "China - Mall” ɑnow.........

By order of the Board,

D. 5, YUAN, ›

Chief. Manager.

LEBLES bus L

p.m.

(Reg.) A P.M... Alrmal for Holhow,

(Ord.) 3.80 p.m. Alma for Bhanghal, (Reg.) 4.50 p.m..

(Ord.) 5 p.m. Airmail for Manila, Honolulu, USA and

Canada, (Reg.)

D.m.. (Ord.)

4.AD

(Ord.) 6 p.m. Air Parcel Post for Manila, Honolulu and

CPO) UBA, (Kowloon

6,30 p... (GPO) p.m. ordinary Airmail (printed matter, sam ples and mall parket pola)

for

Manila, Guam, Honolulp and USA, (Kowloon CPO) 4,30 pm (PO) B. p.m.

Airmail for Bangkok, (hex.) 4.30 p.m..

(Un) p.6. Airmail for Mangoon, Calcutta, Karachi,

Bahrein, Alexandris (Nairobi, Johan- neeburs and Marnellles via Alexan driu), Rome and London, Kowloun OPO (Rex.) 4 p.m.. (Ord.) 4.20 p.m.; GPO1 (Reg.) 1.80 pr. (Ord.) & p.m.

Closing Timen by Son Manila and Marsellion, 10 m

Formos vis Keelung, 10a.m. Hirata, Ceylon, India, Madagascar, Aden, Egypt and United Kingdons via Lon-

(Ord.) ..

don, (Par.) 1 pm, (es.) 2.10 p.m. Gandakan, Australia and New Zealand via Rydney. (Par, and Reg.) 12.10 P... (Ord.) 1 p.m. fanghai, p.m. Bandakan, pro

Formoss vis Keelung. $ p.m. Am07, 3.m. Manila and Mamelles, 1 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16

Clowdog man ky Air Alemall for Swglow and Amoy, (Res) ·

1.30a.m., (Ord.).

Airmail for Bhanghal, (Reg.} 1

(0xd) 93), KI..

Airall for Manila,TM (Reg.). Hood (Ord.)

12.10 p.m.

Airmall for Shanghel, Nanking

alon but on the technical point governed by Rule 30 Section 20.

Please note that we are not in- terested in what the runner thought, intended to do but on what he did.

MERRY MADCAP.

Hearty Thanks

ANNA NEAGLE REX HARRISON DEAN JAGGER

ROBERT MORITY

I LiVE Grosvenor

Sq.

AN INTERNATIONAL RELEASE

EETHEATRE

COMING SOON

145 WILKIE COLLINS"

WOMAN IN WHITE ELEANOR PARKER-ALEXIS SMITH SYDNEY GREENSTREET-GIG YOUNG

GRAY WAR HIR BROST SENSATIONS

PERORIZKERLY HEMATT

London Fitzva Prezent ROBERT DONAT

In

THE

WINSLOW

BOY

CEDRIC HARDWICKE

BASIL RADFORD KATHLEEN HARRISON FRANCIS L. SULLIYAN and

MARGARET LEIGHTON

Directed by Anthony Aaquish From the play by Terenca Rattigan Produced by Anatole de Crunwald

WONDER SPRAY

By Dick Turner

DOPKL 1969 BY KEA EERVICE, INC. T. M. RECL, U. §. PET, OFF.

GAFA

1-24

"It was ladderman Feeney's idea, Chief-breaks up the

old monotony a little!"

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay:

“The "Authority" on “Autlioriiles"

FIND IT IMPOSSIBLE

disclose

third

"the defenders will win it. They PROBLEMS of the declarer are will then knock out my second so definite and simple sometimes sprde stopper. *The diamonds When I that ordinary foresight shows still will not be set up. certain plan of play to be utler-lose the second diamond, they spado remove my ly impossible of success. Mentally will playing the

the cards according to stopper. Then, when they tako diamond trick, they that the third that method

able to bent me with the opponents are sure to beat will be

setiing me you. It's not necessary to play spades,

probably pasteboards to three tricks." physical figure that out. When such is So he looked for another plan your finding, it is up to you to and found it in the clubs, where look for some alternative. If deep finessing against the J and toeated, it may not be anywhere 9 could make his contract safe near to a

if he was fortunate enough to sure thing, but if bears the slightest hopes at all, and those cards, where he want- 1 is better than an Impossibility., ed them to be. Therefore, after

the

Sir, I beg to acknowledge re-when diluted 1 to 400 parts of ceipt of the land gift of three water kills chewing and suck-SA K boxes of babies clothing pre- Ing Insects on plants directly sented by Miss H. Monlem of the or when they bite them. Baby Shop, Princes Building, and an enlarged photo presented by the China Mall, with hearty thanks.

CHAIRMAN, I BOARD OF DIRECTORS, TUNG WAH HOSPITAL.

TAIPO MARKET. PLACE OPENED

at

The new market place Taipo was officially opened yesterday in the presence of a large gathering of village elders and Government repre- sentatives.

Tested and approved by leading greenhouse operators and growers all over U.S.A.

To be used in conjunction with an Atomical Sprayer.

Obtainable from

RELY CHEMICALS, 500 National Bank Bldg. Tel. 25805.

PARKER HERBEX

The wonderful treatment for any scalp aliments, and special remedy for the care of thin falling hair, baldness and Į premature greyness, dandruff.

The opening ceremony was performed by Mr, I.M. Gordon- Williams, District Officer, Talpo Tang Fan, Chairman of the Taipa Beten's Beauty Salons

Speeches were made by Mr.

Chinese Chamber of Commerce,

Expert Ladies' & Gentlemen's

Dr. Van de Linde, Health Omeer. Itair Dressers. Talpo, and Mr. M.F. Wright,

Main Shop: Agricultural Officer (animal hus-Exchange Bldg., H.K. Tel. 33101 |bandry).

Branch Shop: Peninsula Arende. Tel 58061.

The day's programme ended last night with a Chinese banquet.

INDUSTRIAL WELFARE

THROUGH

PLASTICA

and

Tsingtao: Alemail for walow, Amoy and Taineni Airmail for Foochow,. (Reg. 3 p.m., (Dn£) 8.10 p.m. Closing mon by Bea

tangkok, 10 m. Hothow, Pakholvik Holbow and Strakte,

Noon.

wow, 1. p.

Shanghai, pita. Amor and Japan, 1 p.m.

SANDAKAN LIGHT & POWER CO. (1922) LTD.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE is hereby given that the 22nd Ordinary Yearly Meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the Registered Office of The Union Trading Co, Ltd., York Building, Hong Kong, on Monday, March 28, 1948, at 12. noon, for the pur- pose of receiving a Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ended June 30, 1940, electing Directors and appoint- Ing Auditors.

and

The Share Register Transfer Books will be closed from March 21 to March 20,

1949, both days thelusive.

By Order of the Board,

A. D. LEARMONTH,

Acting Secretary. Hong Kong, March 15, 1949,

''PERSPEX' ACRYLIC SHEET fər MACHINE GUARDS This I.C.J. plastic is widely used for transparent machine guards, and Its corrugated form provides a quick, easy and inexpensive method of improving roof-lighting in workshop or factory. For full paniculars write to.. IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (CHINA); LTD,

Chater Road Tel. 20658 Prince's Bldg

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DJ 10 8 CK 4 2

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(Denler: South. Both sides vul- nerable). South West

1 S... 3 6 Dbl

Dbl

Winning the first spade, he scor ed the heart A, K and J, Inid down the dub. K, which South ducked, and then the 4 to the B and A. The spade Q came back 10 his K and he finessed the club 10, then scored the Q and the heart Q That giving him his ninth trick, he happily surren dered three diamonds at the end,

Tomorrow's Problem SJ 8 3

II.7 3.

D.J. 0 5 2

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CAK 32

North Pass

SK Q Enst HQ 10:0

10 7.8

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W E s

3 NT

Here we had

the a man in West who looks ahead. When North dutifully led his partner's spade suit in obedience to the double, West counted up before he did another thing. The long diamond sult tempted him, but then he engaged in a series of progressive thoughts.

SA QO

HAD

DK 3

2

AKAD

North-South

C 0 4

(Doaler: East. vulnerable).

Why should West not risk 2- Plamonds over South's 1-Spade? If I take the first trick and If he does it, what should then lead a

diamond," he cogitated, occur?

127

A BRITISH CROSSWORD PUZZLE

33

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I Bystem.

a Discharges,

6 Fight.

9 Not offen. 11 Cancel.

12 Dismal... 14 Blessing. 10 Jog

18 Modify

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25

26

28

19 Monster. 20 Vent.

24 Peculiarity

of language. 25 Helping. 20 Greedy, 27 Bird."

20. Indicated bssent.

Yesterday's Crossword

ACROSS 1 Trado, Amused,

*

1 Meditate. *Related.

Down

3 Instrument.

4 Territory, 6. Remaining. @.Grant. 7 Greeted

ceremoni- ously.

10 Sog.

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place.

22 Fastened. 23 'Grow old.

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DOWN-1 Tomes, 12 Arson)". 8

8 Mishap, 10 Often, 12 Credit, 14 Enact, 5 Mood, 0 Better, 7 Donors, Senator, 17 Deer, 19 Cudgets, 20 Process, 11 Fidget, 19. Erudite, Trapped, 22 Asti, 23 Bitting, 27 15 Ears, 16 Aspire, 13 Elan, 20 Trusty, 29 Oslor, 30 Ermine, 31 Talons, 21 Attire, 24 Tyres; 25 Bikewer, 326ight

Icing, 26 Greet, 20 Urge,

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