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POSITION VACANT

FOR SALE

PROFESSIONAL Accountants re- | TAMARA. MAY Room 503 Penin- quire two English youths fresh oula Hotel American Dresses for from school to train as auditį all occasions large selection all clerke Reply in own handwriting | sizes at moderate prices.

and | Taken. giving details of education

age

Mail".

to Box No. 987 "China

POSITION WANTED

STENOGRAPHER Fast and Accurate worker requires.

and Job

Orders

THE · CHINA, MAIL, -FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,- 1049.

NOTICE

The CHINA MOTOR BUS COLTD, -announce the in troduction of the following bus service

from the 12th November, 1949.

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ROBERTSON WILSON AND COMPANY...... CIMITER

NOTICE

Companies (Raesustraction of Rpentola) – Oralinaper 190.

“Times” Man

To Lecture On CARNIVAL

British Press

service will commence at list of the persons who it dent in South. East Asia. For a

11:00 am.

Fare-20 cents.

Mr. Ian Morrison. Hong of The Kong correspondent Fimes, London, will lecture next Tuesday afternoon at the Route No.18 - TONNOCHY:

British Council Library on the ROAD, FERRY, and Ale. ROBE SON WILSON AND traditions of the British gress. DRICH STREET, SHAU COMPANY LIMITED (herein. Mr. Norrison, legal representa- KIWAN, via Gloucester after called the Company) uve of Britain's, leading Conser Road, Percival Street, Yee Wo. Street Tung Lo Wanhas applied, for leave to revalve newspaper, will discuss the Road, King's Road, North struct its Register of Mem-profound influence exercised on

free Point and Shaukiwan Readers, under Section 12 (1) of Parliament and the people by the press of the United Kingdom. the above Ordinance, and is

Son at Dr. G. E. Morrison, a Hours of service - Every 12 proposing to adopt a New farmer adviser to the Chinese

Memorandum of Association Governmes and himself minutes between Tonnochy Road Ferry and North under the provisions of Sec-Times correspondent, Mr-Mor- Point, with every secondtion 9.of the said Ordinance. rison has bad wide experience as

22 journalist in the Far East bus proceeding to. Shauki-

The Statutory Declaration During the war he was a cor-

Mac wan, from 7.24 a.m. to in support of the application respondent in General

later with 11.24 p.m... Please note that on the under the said Section 12 (1) Arthur's commandy

and the exhibit thereto (being Lord Mountbatten and since then has been the Times correspon- 12th November only, this

believed are entitled to be re-ime, Mr. Morrison as a Pro gistered as shareholders of the fessor of English Literature in Company) can be inspected on Japan, and, later, private, secre- payment of the prescribed fees, tary to the British Ambassador in in the office of the Registrar. Tokyo. of Companies, Courts of Jus- tice, Hong Kong. A copy of the said Statutory Declaration and the exhibit thereto to pased New Memorandum of Association may be inspected follows: .

at the Company's Registered Route No. 2 — YAUMATI | Office, David House, (third VEHICULAR FERRY PIEB floor), Des Voeux Road, Cen- and ALDRICH STREET, tral. Victoria, Hong Kong, dur- SHAUKIWAN, via Con- ing ordinary business hours. naught Road Central, Muz- ray Road, Queen's Road East, Hennessy Road, Ar- senal Street, Lockhart Road, Tonnochy Road. Gloucester Road, Percival Street, Yee Wo Street, Causeway Road, (West bound buses via Tung Lo Wan Road

of instead Causeway Road), King's Road and Shaukiwan Road.

The Lecture will be given at 5.30 pm. on Tuesday, November, 15 in the British Council Library, (opposite the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank). No tickets are

In addition as from the 12th November, 1949, the service on Route No. 2 will be diverted AND from Hennessy Road to Lock THEATRE NEWS at 50 cents per hart Road, via Tonnochy Road copy, Obtainable Leading Ferry and extended to Shauki-gether with copies of the pro-required for admission. Book Stores, Newspaper Sellers wan The route will be as

HONG KONG FILM

and "China. Mail” Office.

SCRIBBLING PADS-100. pages

On sale at: immediately. Please write at 50 cents each.

"China Mall ❤Mics. Windsor House, Tel. 32312,

Box 988 "China Mail.”

WANTED KNOWN EMBROIDERING initials, mono-

garments,

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handker grams chiefs, naperies, bed linens under takan. Also stitching, smacking and all kinds of needleworks The Eastern Embroidery Co., 45, Chungking Arcade, Kowloon.

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CHINA MAIL PICTORIAL $2.00 per copy. Obtainable at all. Leading Book Stores and "China Mali" Office.

CHINA MAIL POSTCARD—$1.50 for & or 20 cents each. Obtainable at all. tearing Book Stores and "China. Mail" Office.

HONG KONG $ DIRECTORY, WHY LIMP, about with a painful) (1949 edition) containing Hong corn or ingrowing toenail when a List Govt visit to Beten's expert chiropodist Consult right ? put you Beten's Beauty Salon, 1st Floor, Exchange Building.

can

Wall

23 DIFFERENT DESIGNS Carpet Furniture Tapestries, Decorations 21" x 47", 50" x 75". Carpet Industries, 63 Austin Road, Kowloon,

CARPETS, Rups, Upholstery, cleaned in your Gwn home by DURA- modern, convenient CLEAN SERVICE DURACLEAN COMPANY, DEERFIELD, U.S.A. Agent: George Lin & Co. 202 Bank of East Asia Buliding Tel: 24408.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

ILL

MAY BE BOOKED AT THE SWINDON BOOK STORE, NATHAN ROAD, TEL. 59327.

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Offices, Hospitala,. Schools, Churches, Institutes, Consulates, Bervices,... Cluba, Agentles, Who's Who, Residences, It's the most up-to-date and must complete of all business directories In the Colony, NOW ON SALE t all leading book shops and *China Mai?" (Mich.

NOTICE

TRANSHIPMENT

OF JAPANESE GOODS TO MACAO

are

Hours of service - From. Y. V. F. Pier every 5 -minutes from 1.05

am.

All persons who claim to be entitled to be registered as shareholders of the Company are hereby required to notify of their FULL the. Company

and ADDRESSES. NAMES their claim and, the evidence upon which it is based WITH- IN THREE MONTHS from the day of November. Twelfth 1949.

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who hold

Share Persons Certificates and instruments of Transfer in respect thereof (if any) are requested to produce From Shaukiwan every 5them at the Company's Regis- minutes from 7.05 a.m. to 10.45, p.m.

Fare

11.20. p.m.

20 cents.

Hong Kong, Nov. 10. 1949.

CHINA LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY LIMITED.

HONGKONG/BOMBAY, FREIGHT CONFERENCE

NOTICE

Shippers are notified that as from December 1, 1949, tran shipment and storage charges at Bombay on through cargo to all destinations will be in- creased by 251.

MACKINNON MACKENZIE & CO.. Hon. Secretaries.

NOTICE

OLD CARTHUSIAN CLUB, HONGKONG.

The Annual Dinner of the 9, C. Club will be held on Monday, December 12th. Will Carthusians. in the any Old Colony wishing to attend, kind- their names to the Secretary, O. C. Club, c/o P. O. Box 26, Hongkong.

tered Office if this has not, al- ready been done. Sharehold- ers who have lost their Share Certificates and have not al- cady notified the Company of their loss and given full par- Aticulars thereof are requested to write to the Company giv ing all known particulars ofly send the lost Certificates and the circumstances of the loss, when further information will be given as to other evidence re- quired.

The importation of Japanese goods into Hong Kong is pro- hibited by an Order made in 1947 unless such goods covered by an Import Licence. Such Import Licences granted only for goods pur- chased through the Hong Kong Notice is hereby given that Government-SCAP Two-way it is the intention of the Direc-its Registered Office. Account. They are not granted tors to recommend at the

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

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All such notifications and communications should be sent to the Company addressed to

All persons who wish to

for goods paid for in Free Annual General Meeting raise objections, to the propos

Market U.S. Dollars.

as

final dividend of $1.00 per ed New. Memorandum, should. share, less tax, in respect of Several consignments of the year ended September 30,file a brief statement in writ- Registrar of Companies, Hong- goods intended for tranship- 1949. Dividends will be paid of such objections with the

Macao have recently pro rata on new shares.

Kong, on or before the Twelfth RUGS.-Genuine ment to GARPETS & Peking, and Tientsin, lovely de-arrived in Hong Kong which

purchased

on the The Transfer Books and Re-day of February, 1950. gasand, colourings, various sizes were not

All persons raising such ob- Come and inspect at The China Two-way. Account. The pur- gister of Shareholders. will be

from, Saturdayjections should also file an Bug. Co. Kayamally Building, 4th

pose of this notice is to remind closed Kong importers that

such inporta November 19, to Saturday, De-address for service within the floor (Opposite Hotel) Queen's Road, Central. tion is illegal and that the pro-cember 3, 1949, both days in Colony of Hongkong with the

Registrar of Companies. the import of clusive. on RUGS Peking Art Rug Cohibition Wholesale & Retail, Room 8.9 Japanese goods which

Corner of been paid for in Free Market Lucky Apartment Hankow & Peking Road, Kowloon. S. Dollars applies equally to goods for transhipment to Macao.

Hong

DANCING LESSONS.

BALLROOM DANCING-"Made Easy Advanced Variations taught. "Specialities" Rumba, Bamba

have

DIRECTOR, Supplies & Distribution.

Tango, Jitterbug (Jive), Enquiries Hong Kong, Nov. 10, 1949.

(4.3 P.M.): Tony Hudson, 612 China Buildin

WANTED TO BUY

4th

WANTED to buy FAR EASTERN, ECONOMIC REVIEW from Volume 1 to 2. Apply to Mr. Fan, of. No. 5 Shelter Street, floor, Causeway Bay. WOOD PULP in stock please. state quantity and lowest prices Asia Industrial Development Co., Ltd. China Building, Room 407. LARGE, numbers of mattresses, blankets and sheets for single beds. Also pillow caset, towels and chairs. State. quantity, and lowest cash prices, Manager, China Fleet Club, Phone 20421.

FOR SALE

HILLMAN 1949 owner driven, mileage 760, next to new. Owner leaving Colony, D.M. Hykes, The National City Bank of New York

LAMMERT BROS.

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

De Sousa's Auction Rooms

Auctioneers, Surveyor & Appraisers, Basement, French Bank Bldg. Tel. 31867

By Order of the Board of Directors,

F. W. A. WOOD,

Secretary...

& Chief Accountant. Hong Kong, Nov. 10, 1949.

DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL

The Sargent Memorial Chapel will be dedicated by the Bishop of Hong Kong at a special service on Sunday, November 13th at 10:30 am

All Old Boys, especially those at the School during the late Bishop Sargent's Head mastership, are warmly invited to be present.

G. A. GOODBAN HEADMASTER,

WANCHAL FERRY SERVICE TIMETABLE

As from Noon the 12th November, 1949.

Leaving WANCHAI

Every

15 Min.

12

Leaving JORDAN BOAD

7.50 am 7.50, am.

6.50, alm.-

7.30 p.m.

8.06

7.30 p.m. .11.00 7.45 p.m. hard 7.45 pm:

11,00

THE HONGKONG & YAUMATI FERRY CO. LTD.

ELECTRIC Cookers Gas Cookers & Ranges Coloured Glazed Wall Tiles for sale. Apply S. W.. Lee &Co, LM, Wang Hing Bldg-(6.50 a.m. 4th Tel. 23434.

8.08 SPECIALITY-Orders accepted for Parcel Post Fine Chocolate in well soldered Uns]: 3 to 10 lbs to any address at lowest wholesale Prices. We takej

care of packing, and forwarding Hong Kong, November 11, 1949.

without extra cost. Alex Chocolate

Co King's Building, 3rd floor!

(opposite Star Ferry), Tal. 22:14.

SHORTWAVE, enthus worldwide sations

Includ

Ja, waiņui, cabinet

gg coloured d

without obligation!

HARRIMAN REALTY CO., LTD.

Tel::$125

Sed. G. W. SEWELL,

Managing Director.

A. WHITE & CO.

Plicto Studia :

preking Road,: Howlocay

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

Tenth Race Meeting Saturday-

19th November, 1949.

There are eight races, the First Bell will be rung, at 130 p.m.

and the first race will be run, at 2,09, p.my

Through Tickets (8 Races$16) May be obtained at the Office of the. Treasurers,, 1st Floor, Telephone House, also tickets for the Cash Sweep on the last race as well as the Special Cash Sweep op the "Pearce Memorial Cup" to be run at the Annual Race Meet- ing in January, 1250. Cash Sweep.tickets on the last race and those for the "Pearce Memorial Cup" may be purchased also at the Club Branch Office, No. 382-Nathan Road, Kowloon.

MEMBERS BADGES AND ENCLOSURE

Membera and guests, are reminded that they, and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the

· Meeting- allA

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS, ENCLOSURE.· ́

Badgca admitting-non-members to the Members, Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10 including tax are obtainable "through" the Secretary on the written or personal Introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all chils, etc.

e Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT be on safe at the BACE COURSE

The Treasurers Compradace Office will close at 11 am and, the Secretary's Office at 11.45 m. Both Offices at Jet Floor, Tele- phone House,

A limited number of tiffing will be obtainable at the Club Hous provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818).

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PRE MISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission to the Public Endiesure, is $3 Including tax for all persons including ladies, and payable at the Gate: AC MEN ETC, WILL NOT BE PER.

BOOKMAKERE, TIC TÁC MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG, KONG, JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING. HEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

SERVANTS' PASSES.

Servants' passer will be issued to private box holders only. who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and to en dorse their names on the passes. Holders of such gases are not per.. mitted in the members Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their employers, stands.

BY OH

LEAP.

cretary.

BON TON BEAUTY SALON

By Dick Turner

"Don't worry—I'll know. YOU!!!

SPECIAL

TODAY

COMPLETE OVERHAUL AAR WASH SET FACIAL..

THE WORKS.

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay

Authority or ALS

and J to the A, the spade Q LENGTH AIDS STRENGTH GREAT suit length can be tre-scored and the club 9. returned mendously effective when it is to the Q K and A, after which opposite general strength across North ran the rest of the tricks, the table. That is why some including the established. remain- His players will respond to an open-ders of the diamond suit. ing bid even when holding no third little diamond proved worth high card strength at all, if they its weight in gold as a re-entry North have extreme distribution. They to the rest of the suit. protect the side by rebidding, the even had fun along the way, dis- suit on their next turn. That iscarding the heart A on one of a sign-off in anybody's language the diamonds.

Besides making his 2-No Sometimes, dire things happen if the strong hand is short in the Trumps. North pointed out that could have been suit of the weak hand. On other 5-Diamonds occasions, fing results come from made if South had seen fit to take out the No Trump game. such bids,

Only two trump tricks could have been lost The club. finesse.→→ would have worked and the two losing, spades could have been disposed of, one being pulled and che discarded on the heart A.

S. 10 6 3 HKJG4 DJ 9 CK7G4

SAK HAQ.835 D. Q 75 CAJ 10

.S.QJ52 N R 10.932 W ELDAK

SC953

5-9-8-7-4-

H Noce

10 8 6 4 3 2 CQ 8.2

(Dealer: North. North-South

South said after the hand that the main hope, in his 'first bid, was that it would be followed by a-spade-call from North; ip thất

ned event South would have support.

vulnerable).

North

1 H

Ezut Pass

South-

West

2 D

Pass

H2 NT

Pass

3 D

Pass

3 NT

S 9

Tomorrow's Problém ·

S.K 10:37:54

South hated to pass that, since H A 10 2

752 his, hand appeared worthless ex- cept at diamonds, and he was DK 754 momentarily sorry about the C 5 3 whole thing. Then, he reflected, he had really told North his story with the sign-off rebid. If North could disregard that, then it was up to that worthy to have the means of protecting himself.

The spade 2 was won by the A. diamond Q led to the K, spade 5 returned to the K, diamond 7. Jed

(Dealer: vulnerable),

H None

DJ.6

CAK 10.9.8

S. AJ3

N LH 4

W EDA Q 10

S

S Q 6-2

23 2

CQJ 71

HKQJ96 3

D 8

C 6 4 2 North. North-South

What would you consider the soundest bidding of this highly competitive deal?

A BRITISH CROSSWORD PUZZLE

3 Offer for

consider- ation.

& Vegetable 9 Flatters 11. Contrite.. 13 System of weights

15 Fortifica tions.

Across

18 Boiling .18 Detail 21 Calamity. 25 Abstaining.

from alco- hol. 26 Heap. 27 Answered sharply.

Yesterday's Crossword

TH 4 Dared, 71

1 Applaud.

14 Kind of leopard.

2 Average

·4, Discourte. 16 Send,

ous.

5 Skim 6, Extreme. 7Dark

9 Book of maps.

12 Elévate..

17- Purloin

19 Eury

20 Occurrence 21 Obstinate.

23 Labour.).

24 Take in

DOWN -1- Trace, 2 Tithe,

ACROSS Agitates, & Exile, 8 Expert, 11 Rotates, Desert, 5 Beticent, 6 Psteems, 13 Persist, 15 Elated, 18 Duress 10 Persuade 12 Stemmed, Spurt, 19 Admitted, 20 Spent, 13 Passes, 14 Intact, 16 Alter, 12- Deride.

Dodge.

2000 2.3.40%