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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1840.~

Dispute Over Sharing Of Shop Premises

A dispute over the use of shop premises shared by two occupants led to the parties bringing thair case before the Puisno Judge, Mr, Jus- tice Williams, yesterday for adjudication. The parties were Leung Sul-po, trading as the Sui Fong Company, and Dewandas Partabrȧi, trading as the King's Silk Store, occupying respectively the East and West portions of No. 78, Queen's Road Central..

Leung Sul-po, who brought the action to Court as plain- tiff, through his counsel Mr. Brook Bernacchi (instructed by Mr. P. H. Sin) sought a declaration that he is the ten- ant of the East portion of the ground floor of No. 78, Queen's Road Central, that he is pro- tected from eviction under the Landlord and Tenant Ordin- ance, and that he is entitled to the said portion together at all times to have free access with his servants, agents, in-num vitees, etc.

Leung also right an injunction fering with the use of the naid restraining Dewandas from inter- portion of the premises by plain. ff; return of these parts of his portion at present on loan to de- fendant, and damages for wrong- ful eviction

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do. Dewandas Partabral was fended by Mr. D, A. I. Wright, In structed by Mr. A. M, Sonrea,

Sharing Of Promises

by

of the Tin Yat Goldsmith Shop at No. 238 Queen's Road Cen- tral, charged with receiving stolen property.

Mr. Bernacchi, explaining how

All three defendants pleaded to be shared, the premises came aald early in 1945 Leung approach not guilty. Mr. A. el Arculli up- ed Dewandas with a proposal that peared for third defendant.

For the prosecution. Inspector he might take over the premises.

said that Mrs. R. since they were hardly used at all. J. Forrest Dewandas declined to transfer the Weill made a report to the police premises but offered to let to Loung, on December 11 last year that half of the shop at a monthly rent she had lost a platinum bracelet of Military Yen 1,000, on the un-containing 33 diamonds between NOTICE is hereby given that derstanding that Loung was also Marine House and Pedder Street. Nothing further was hearel uf the Twenty-second Ordinary to look after and to make tum-

Information the police received Yearly Meeting of the Share-porary use of the other half for the bracelet until May 18 when

defendant. holders in the Company will be

that Din had the bracelet. Two held at the Offices of the Gen-

This agreement was later out in detectives arrested Din and he that he had told the detectives Mezzanine Managers, eral

Chan to given the bracelet to writing by Dewandas. Floor, Windsor House, Hong Kong, on Tuesday. June 28,

sell."

1949, at 11 a.m. for the pur- pose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with Statement of Accounts and re- electing Directors and Audi-

tors.

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from Tuesday, June 14, 1949, to Tuesday, June 28, 1949, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

་

G. MILNE,

Secretary.

Hong Kong, June 8, 1949.

HONG KONG MINES, LIMITED

NOTICE is hereby given that the Ordinary Yearly Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Third Floor, Prince's Building, Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong, on Thursday, June 30, 1949, at Noon for the purpose of:-- (1) Receiving the Report of Directors together with the Statements Account.

the

(2) Election of Directors. (3) Election of Auditors. (4) General.

Di

The Transfer Books and Register of Members will be closed from June 15, 1949, to June 30, 1949, both days in-

clusive.

By Order of the Board of Directora,

MARTIN & CO.,

Secretaries.

Hong Kong, June 14, 1949.

After tho libera'ion Dewandas wanted back the Western portion of the premises which Loung tulv

gave up.

Sold Bracelet Chan was arrested. Chan then told the police that he had cold the bracelet to third defendant.

In October 1945 Dewandas left

The bracelet had been broken the Colony and the business was

up and 25 of, the diamonds used in charge of his partner, a Mr.

in making into other articles, All Mohan, with whom Leung entered these diamonds had been recover- Into a new agrement fixing the ed. The remaining eight diamonds

$138 4 rent of his portion at

were sold to a goldsmith's shop month, after the promalgallon o in Kowloon and have not been the Landlord and Tenant Pro-recovered. clamation.

TEVER RIVER

WARNER BROS. HEW OUTDOOR EFICI

THOMAS MITCHELL BRUCE BENNËJT

HADUL WALSH

COMING TO THE

ROXY

BA THEATRE:Ï

2 OSCAR ACADEMY

AWARDS

T

1

1

WRITTEN

1-

AND FILMED

Mrs.. Well, taking the stand, she lost the bracelet caid that between Murine House and Ped- der Street and had given up all hope of recovering

1 it when she received П telephone message from Inspector Forrest.

She denied the bracelet as her own.

The rent of the whole shop was $230 a month, so that Loung paid exactly half the tent plus 20% pro- fit allowed to the principal tenant,

smoothly Everything went on until February 1946 when Loung received a letter from Mr. Marcus

Chan Wal-sang, master of the da Silva acting for Mohan giving

months notice to quit Majestie Goldsmith Shop in Kow- However, a settlement was reach-laod, testified that sometime Inst el and Leung was not required to quit upon bis agreeing to lend de fendant the use of certain parts of his Eastern portion.

him two

Relations Worsened Defendant Dewandas returned to the Colony in 1948, and Mohan left the business. Relations between Loung and Dewandas then da- teriorated, said Mr. Bernacchi.

Wan

year he was given a bracelet by Mrs. Well to have it mended

Questioned by Mr. Arculli, wit- ness said that today he would pay $4,000 for the diamonds and $1, 000 for the platinum bracelet

After evidence by the two de- tectives of arrest the ndjourned to Wednesday.

case was

Five Japanese Sentenced To Death In PI

The matter came to a head when sometime last year Dewandas er gaged an Indian watchman who ap peared to have been employed ex clusively for the purpose of pre- coming

Manila, June 13. venting customers

the shop, and A Philippine War Crimer Com- Into Leung's side of

Do- mission today. sentenced Ave diverting them to that of

soldiers to Japanese

death by wandns,

alleged. On one occasion, said Mr. Hor- hanging and one Japanese officer

watchman to 20 years the Indian

imprisonment for actually assaulted, Leung, Leung's atrocities against civilous during 6011 and his

his foki, after they on the war.

Those convicted of participating deavoured to bring customers Inta

of more than their portion of the shop. This in the massacre

De later

disappeared.

2,300 elvilions during February. watchuman

Bir. Bernacchi said the claim for and March, 1945, at Lipa, Soutir

respect

Manlio, were Yoshimi damages ring which this watch

Toshlo Hatayema, periodermployed and caused the kichi Takasaki, Shoei Nakajima man was obstruction and sarault.

in

of the of

After the plaintiff Loung had giver evidence in support of coun sel's opening, further hearing was adjourned to this morning. 7

DRUNK AND DISORDERLY

A Russian, Boris Markov, aged 30, who was stated. by Inspector had severn) Wheeler to have convictions before, came up again

De Souza's Auction Rooms of Central yesterday on the charge

Auctioneers, Surveyors

& Appraisers Basement, French Bank Bldg. Tel. 31867

HARRIMAN REALTY CO., LTD.

For further particulare, contach· Real Estate, PO. Box No. 862., Photos are in, the offios. : :

Furth

Brokers

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“BUYING.” SELLING "AND,LMİTİNG:

inform me of your

Immediate `Ivapeitiona

“Tologyaanai“

of being drunk arid disorderly.

He pleaded guilty and was given a fine of $100 or one month's imprisonment in default

NOTICE

OLD WELLINGTONIAN DINNER 1949,

Co

Will, all - Old Wellingtonians who have not yet been tacted about the above dinner, to be held at Government House on 17th June by kind in- vitation of H.E the Governor, kindly get in tough, with J. A. Stericker (Tel. 7131) right away. This applies especially 10 newly arrivedə£XW.'s/ in the Services who are difficult to contact

Asano, Torn-

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Lieutenant Kuni Dol was sen- tenred to 20 years for torturing and mistreating civilians in the mountain province of Northern Luzon in May, 1944. United! Press.

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JAMES STEWART

Call NORTHSIDE 777

RICHARD CONTE LEE J. COBB HELEN WALKER

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By Dick Turner

IF THE SUIT DOESN'T FIT

WE WON'T LET YOU WEAR IT

COPR. 19HE BY HEA SERVICE, INC. T. 86. REG. SA A PAT, DIES,

JOB'S NIFTY FIT CLOTHE

"They didn't seem to think so much of the fit of the sult, I wore in there.either!"

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay

“The Authority, on Authorities"

MAY AID THE DECLARER to bat with YOU have two soild reasons down the As and

his clubs, laying

then the

3.

for leading your partner's suit When West took that with the against a No Trump game. One K, he scored the spade 10, led is that it may develop tricks in the 9 to the A and East switched a sull which you know your side to his heart 4, the A, taking the

is for the setting trick. hac in fair shape. The other is

that leading a different suit may

definitely aid the declarer.

lead may go right up to

some

The other West decided it Your would be smart to lead the fourth card of the unbid diamonds, his South to win tenace carcis of his. Even if it 3. That enabled doesn't, it may give him the ad- with the and open clubs before After the players spades were started. vantage of what many call

enable It may "timing."

and then the J to the K, West Lo altack him to start work on the Ruit he decided, all too late, prefers before your side has be-spades. East scored two of them,

but the Q KOL the third gun operations on its own.

South then added three

S 10.5 3 HA 10 0

J 8 63

CK 7

2

SJ 4 H95 DQ 10 7 4 CQ 10 5

SAK 0,3 N

HQ 8 7 4 WED 2

S

CD 8 6 3

S Q 8 7 HKJ3 2 DAK 95 CA J

(Dealer: West, vulnerable),'

North-South {

North East Pasy 1 S

West

Pass

Pasu

2 C

2 H

Pass

3 NT

That Identical

East

making the

third

diamonds and the rest of clubs to have nine tricks.

and

more

the

In this case, the surprise dia- mond lead not only made it cer tain that the J'would be shut gut of a trick, but also gave the de- clarer a head start on clubs be- fore the spades were inaugurat- ed.

Tomorrow's Problem

S None HAQ 10 5 2 DK 6 6 4 2.

Bouth

Dbi

S K 10 5

2 NT

HJ 8 4 3 DAQS

bidding--with C.7 4.3

weak third-

hand opening-came tables

at two

of Д social duplicate.

Entirely different

obtained.

results

were

One West observed the time-

C 10:5

N

BA 2

HK 9.7

W EDJB73

CAKQJ

S QJ987843

S

"H 6

# 10

саб

(Dealer: South. East-West vul-

honoured injunction to open his nerable). partner's first suit, spartes. His

How would you rate. South's

ability in apro

3 was won by the K, the 2 came trick-taking back to the Q, and South went emptive spade bid?

A British crossword pUZZLE

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Directed by HENRY HATHAWAY

Freduced by OTTO LANG'

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