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NOTICE

A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED,

Notice to Shareholders Extraordinary General Meeting

NOTICE is hereby given that an EXTRAORDINARY GEN- ERAL MEETING of A. S. Wat- son & Co., Limited, will be held at the Hong Kong Hotel, Hong Kong, on Friday, 24th March, 1950, at 11.45 a.m. (or as soon thereafter as the Or- dinary Yearly Meeting to be held at 11.30 a.m. on that date shall have been concluded) for the purpose of considering and, if thought t

pasting the following Resolution as an Or- dinary Resolution:-

"That it is desirable to capitalise the sum of $1;-

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1960.

POLICE NOTICE

The following y traffic, ar rangements have been - made for the Militar) - Páradé #t Merchant Navy Ground, Kow. loon on March 21, and March 22, 1980.

1s

TRAFFIC STOPPAGE

Successful applicants for Island beach huts

Ballots were drawn for 86 hut sites on Island beaches for the summer season at the Urban Council yesterday.

1. Chatham Road between The successful bidders were drawn from a record list of 1,071 applicants. Last year there were only 925 bids.

Middle Road; and · Gas-

coigne Road will be clos.

ed to vehicular traffe be- tween the Hours of 11,40,

The

sites include 39 for BOUTIL DAY¿ "C", 671, Chan Uha, 21, hours and 12.18 hours | South Bay, and 45 for Middle Henny Road, Best floor: "C", 149. both days.

Bay. Fourteen additional bid-as, Chay Chong, 3, Uxine Road, second Koon Kang Lee, 90, Kennerty Road; "C", ders were placed on the Re-floor. servo List.

2. Reserved Parking

A. Chatham Road south of Austin Road on the west side....

-

B. These areas will be re- served between 10.00 hours and 12.15 hours, Overnight parkers to note.

COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

: 500,000 being part of the amount standings to the credit of the Company's March 17, 1950,

General Reserve Account

that and accordingly

{ special capital bonus of $1,500,000 be declared and that such bonus be applied -on-behalf-of-tho-persons.

POLICE NOTICE

MIDDLE BAY: "C", 788, TJ, Wa. 1758, Sassoon Road.

Drawing was effected in th Council Chamber, under the direct supervision of Dr. J.P. Fehlly chairman of the Urban Council Before the proceedings began D Fehily invited the Press to Inspecteund flour: 352, Chung Chung Kim, the ballots and the drum to a *that everything was in order,

Mr. M.W. Lo, a partner of and Lo and a member of the Council. mixed the drum drew the Arst ballot, No. 270 which went to Mr. Kan Tong-po of 105 Robinson Rond.

Mr. Lo was assisted by Mr. C Terry, who read out the number as. they were drawn. Mr. W.F

Chuiell, oficially tabulate- successful bidders as the drawin

regressed. It lasted for more thar

'BOUTH HAY: "C", 530, Chang Kwai On, 87, Wangueizhong Road, seened floor, RESERVE LIST: K10, Wong Chung Yin, 1, Tynoochy 'Rand, second floor: BET, Ko Yo Kwony, 12. Tak Uhing, Street, Yuk Bars Riel, Art Four: 221, Abdul Hari Sermin, 125, Tunklowan Road first floors dhb, Ll King long. 6, Yurn Nksi Ktreri, kround Shor: 620, Clan Wa Cheen, 11A, Robiman Road, Arst door: #41; to Shing Fat.", Pokfulam Band ;- 891, Fok Chan Nam, 189, King's Road. N.r.: 154, Leung Wal Hof, 21. King Kwong Streef, first Anor: 107, Bhum Min Him, 17. Chla Loung Stret, first flour: 722, Almon Alon, 4, Perfection Place Jories, Hireet, mint floor1 920, Chow Wing Yew, 108, Wellington: Stevet: 192. Yung Kwok Tank. 26, Leighton Eat Itead, first floor: 835. Chay Tung Bang,

who on the 24th day of eral information that at about 1 Ur assisted Secretary of the Park-Rand," "Kasshil"""1007;***

were

It is hereby notified-for-gen«-

March, 1950,

the 11.05 hours on Wednesday 15th holders of

the 300,000 March, 1950, a European Male Issued shares of the Com- was knocked down and fatally pany in payment in full injured by a tramcar in Des for 150,000 unțssued shares Voeux Road, Central, near the of the Company of $10 | H.K. and Shanghai Bank Build- cach, and that such 150,000 | ing.· ́~ shares credited as fully paid be accordingly allol-' ted to such persons re- rence or any person who can spectively in the propor-give useful information is ask- tion of one such share fored to communicate with Traffic every complete two of the Omce, Hong Kong Telephone satd 300,000 shares then

No. 30348 or any Police Station. held by such persons re-

COMMISSIONER OF the spectively, and that

POLICE. shares

SO allotted shall

Any

witness of the occur-

be treated for all pur- March 18, 1950. posey as an increase of the nominal amount of the capital of the Company held by each such share- holder, and not as income and that sich shares holl rank for dividend from the 1st November 1940, und

'that any resulting frac-

tions of abures be allotted

CHINESE ESTATES,

LIMITED

TWENTY-THIRD ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING

an hour.

Mr. E.A. Boyce, the Directar d' Public Worka, and Mr. N. Whitley. Secretary of the Council, were also present,

There was a full gathering of interested spectators.

An unusual feature of the draw. ing was the two occariorg whe successive numerals followell ont Horn another. No. 384 was drawr after No. 383, and No. 753 follow. mi No. 752.

were

Lecture on painting

A lecture on Chinese paint- Ing will be given by Professor P. C. Hou today at the YMCA, 11 Duddell Street.

Professor P. C. Hou, professor of Pathology University,

at Hong Kong is 直 student Chinese art and culture. His inik, illustrated with lantern with-sildes, will cover the history of Chinese painting as well as the technique of Chinese painting.

Fourteen ballots drawn before the drawing becaus the forms were not returned in time.

The numbers were 68, 69 80, 131, 149, 167, 220, 224, 670 671, 677, 784, 910 and 975.

Following are the numbers' ano sites of the successful applicants:

Before coming to Hong Kong, Professor P. C. Hou, was a pro- fessor in Cheeloo University. He was trained in America, and re- cently toured the United King- dom, sponsored by the British Council.

STAR

NOUTH Day "C", 370, Kat Tons l'o. 108, Robinson Road: "C", 812, Chan Mu Tong, 74, Villege Road, third fror; "C", This will be the second lecture 6th, Lo Chor Kin, 123, Crine ilowki in a series on "Things Chinese" amond flour; "C", 129, Ramond Ken, 5. | which is being held at the Kotewall Road, too, Woo Chan IoYWCA on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Chul, 18, Kennedy Road, third for "A" afternoons at 3 p.m. An admis-

Alternate Tuesday; en bloc to a trustee to be that the TWENTY-THIRD OR- 113, Tank Wan Tong, 1. Humuntin ixion fee of HK$2 will be charged. nominated by the Direc-DINARY YEARLY MEETING

Road (K.): "C", [982, Yu Ɛse Taun, -20,

Tea will be served. tors upon trust for vale

Connaught Road, Central, Bret floor; "15", of SHAREHOLDERS will be

4. Bhum Kung Bil, 103, Queen's Host on such conditions as they held at the Company's Office, West; “C”, BP, Tam Cho Kin, za, Calve consider expedient and the China Buildings, 5th fl. Road, Best Roar] "C", 906, Leung Lo Bhi, nett proceeds of sale shall Hong Kong, on Monday, the

Letheton Bond: "A", 503, Koh Han be distributed proportion-3rd April, 1950, at 12 o'clock

Ying, B, Stunel' Rond, third floor "gam

68, Chan Kam Yee. 202, Lorkhart' fond, ately amongst those mem-

ård floor; "C", $17, Mms, Chan Bik Chan, bers who would otherwise

11, Leighton 101 Ruja, 2nd floor; "C", be entitled to such free-

498, Xaw Wal Chad, ́8, Queen's Bowl tlons and in satisfaction

Weit: 105 210, Wong You Yau. 673] Wing Ik Street, ground floor; "G", 749, Wong Bha, 48A, Queen's' Road Bast, 2nd four! "C", 414. Dr. Wu Ki Lim, 21, Benbum Road, Brat does "I" 1. Philip Franklin, um 10, Hong Kong Club: ic", thì ĐẦU Chinh u, 31, Yenham

·Btrand" East; 107, 449, Wenz so Wan, 201, Wai Ye Strest, Kowloon: "C","411, Ma Hin I, 1, -Condult Road, Hong

thereof."

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON, LIMITED.

General Managers.

Dated the 15th day of March. Hongkong, March 15, 1950.

1050.

Me

Albolene

Scientifically prepared aid to beauty.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO, LTD. Chung Tie Buling, Hong Kong

Tub. 16

FOR THE PROTECTION of childrEN SUFFERING CHILDREN

Dr. F. 1. Tseung Chairman China Buliding

THE HONGKONG SOCIETY Mr. Ll. Fook Wo

Han: Treasurer

The Bank of East Aula, Ltd., H.K.

NOTICE

A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED

NOTICE is hereby given that the Sixty-first Ordinary Yearly | Meeting of the Company faince registration) will be held at the Hong Kong Hotel, Hong Kong. on Friday, 24th March, 1950, a1 11.30 a.m. for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors, together with the Statement of Accounts 'for' the period ended 31st October, 1949, and to elect Directors and ap point Auditors.

The Transfor Books of the Company will be closed from Thursday, 9th March, 1950, to Friday, 24th March, 1950, both days inclusive.

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON, LIMITED, General Managers. Hong Kong. Dated this March 8, 1950.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

MESSRS. LO AND LO Solieltor, etc..

Have Removed Their Office to

QUEEN'S/BUI DING,

2ND FLOOR.

- ICE" HOUSE STREET

HARRIMAN REALTY CO., LTD.

King's Building (2nd floor) Connaught Rd, Hong Kong,

Brokers and.

North Point district., 500 foot Real Estate Laem froniago, and also 270 foot rond: frontage, kuidéal site for factory or godowns. Interest- ed parties wrlie Box. No, dia, “Sunday: Heráld

Valuere:

noon for the purpose of receiv- ing the Report of the Board of Directors together. with the Statement of Accounts for the year ended the 31st December. 1949, and to elect Directors and appoint Auditor,

of

The TRANSFER; BOOK the Company will be CLOSED from the 27th March, 1950 to

Bircel, ground floor: "A", 891, Kwin Chi wank, queen's Road West;

3rd April, 1950, (both days in- "C", 386, In Tak Kone. 18, p. clusive) during which perlod ino transfer of shares' can be re-

gistered.

By Order of the Board. of Directors,

NG CHUN HONG, Secretary,

Hong Kong, March 20, 1950.

NOTICE

CHINA

Kwok Lam Po, 24, MacDonall Road: Top floor: "C". 1,000, Leung Sía Chuen, 29, Morrison 15 Boad, End floor; "Ch 216. Wa Wang Tul, 85. Conduit. Road; "C", 208," Wung 'Chd Ban;~181; Hennessy""Road," first floor: “C”, 598, Kuan Ka Yuo, 12, Morrison 1 Road, ground floor; "C" 59, La Wa Kan, 14. Fleming Roed, secand Bor: "C", 1,049, John Wing Bun Mak. 86, High Street, third floor; "C", 183, Fung Wiss Yoe, 8. Mercer Street, groun floor: "0", 384, Fung Wing Fan, 4, Mercer Street, lst Boor; "0", 178, 2.0 Chen, 16, Dragon Terrace, ground four. MIDDLE HAT: "C", 628, 6.JI, Wong. Bang Wo Tal, Great George Bireet, Causes way Bay "0", 197, Thomas G, Young, 41, Buble Iload: `"C". 164. Tum Mer Ing. 12. Lagard Road: "C", 498, Bo Chi Man, 18, Bonham Birand East; "C", 417, Ng Chaime Tak, 10, Nebington Path:

ENTERTAINMENT AND 714, Cheng Pane Fea, 18. Cumber

LAND INVESTMENT

CO., LTD.

land Road: "D"; 816, Leung: Bhok Yee.

# Fun Fal Terrace, Arst flour; "C", 974,

The Wat Yin, 147, Calne Road: "0",

838, Yurn Blue Kel, 8, Hankam Rand,

C

Phone 58335

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN first floors "C" 1,068, Sven Kuen, 81, that the Sixteenth Ordinary Po Kinx. 11, Bhary Bireet East, grount General Meeting of Sharehold- floor; "0", 17, George Stephen Ford, ers will be held at the Regis-TOS, LA Pinz Nun, 111, Wanchal Rot, 100 gbinson Road, ground four: "", tored Offices of the Company,

second floor: "G". 004, Chow Cha Ponn. floor, on Friday, the 31st day King's Theatre Building. 5th 2984, Hennessy Bond: "C", 461, Kanu

of March 1930 at 12 - o'clock noon, to receive the Directors' Report and Accounts for the year ended 31st December 1949, to elect Directors and Auditors and to transact duch other business as may be properly transacted at an Ordinary General Meeting of the Com-T. Chan Buk You, 15, Lang Kal Tere pany.

35

AND NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN that the Re- |gister and transfer books of the

Company will be closed from

the 22nd to the 31st day of March 1950 both days inclusive,

Chee Louk, 32, Bonham Strand East "C", €34, Bamuel Lans, 2, Tin Hau Tens Bin Road, second floor: "C" 837, Ponn U Tung, 19, Wongnelchons Road; "", BV2, Chung Chang Wook. 83, Kowloo City Bond, Ant form "D", 143, Ya Fina Ken, 88, Bonham Hoad: "0", 885, Wons Hok Yin, 84, Bonham Bond, ground floor: "c", 400, Pens Kia Cheung, 40, Wellings ton Street, third floor, “,” Dis, Leuna Kwan Fat, 19, Wing Lok Breet: "0",

Taze, second fluor: "D". 75), Wo Don, 8. Luen Pat Street, Bret Boori "B", $73, John William Ferris; 1, Mt. Nicholson | Dungslow; "A", 105, Lam Shlu · To, -26. Yik Ya Street, top door: "OH, GET. Loong Wing Yuen, 184, Calne Blondi "C**, MT, David Law, '85, Conduit Rum, arst Boor: "", 7014, Toon Cho Fun, S, Stat ford Boad, Kowloon ; "", 391, Lam-Hosi Kwong, #. Pottinger Street, ground forgi "10", 104, Pong Kong Bha, 10, "Queen's GEORGE, YK. SUN, third door "A", 1,023, Eae Kwong Hon. It. Des Voeux: Road,· C.. (Queen's · Secretary,

[Dispensary}; "E", $89, Tun Chang. Lien, 7. Food, tiled Boori ?"A", SIA, Kwok Tsang Talax, 4,... Nhälter Street,” secondo “A”. 456, Kwok Pal, 150 Ba) Yoe Street, ground. Boner "U" 215, Pan “Your Fóna,"~118;":"Bhouson Roadi. send" floor: "0", 831, Morig Man Wal,

Hong Kong. March 18, 1950.

THE REFORM CLUB OF 125 Island Road, Aberdwest C4D,

HONGKONG

PUBLIC. MEETING

Tuesday, March 1st at 5.30A

The Roof Garden, Hong Kong Hotel.

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will again be exhibited 60 March 23, for eno day onl

CARNIVAL

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10-11 'Dork't4S BY NEL SERVICE, MIS T. JÁ, MES, LI, Y. PAT, OFF:

"Junior will now play 'Dance of the Fairles"--this cost me twenty-five bucks!"

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay

The Authority

DON'T PLAY TOO FAST

-on: Authorities”!!

clubs beat his couvá

So he took out trumps in thres MANY A 'contract has been rounds and led the club 4, Anes- besten because the declarer made sing the 10, hoping the J would what seemed an obvious play to be in East's hand. But West.back he first trick, before building n nit and won. The positive loser In Jan. The effort for speed in the spades and the one moto sure

la prova loser beginning not only can

If North had taken a ostly, but can make him strug- le around with difficult problems straight look at the diamond lead, which cause him to finish play he would have realised that his ater than if he had taken the opportunity, for

for success confront- ime to start right. Usually ed him immediately. All that he little extra time devoted to get had to do was be willing to lose ing off on the right foot is saved the first Taler on.

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trick in

in diamonds

West had the Q: playing low him sell to let the lead run toward his J. If West did not have the Q, he would have been in just as good luck of course.

have

As the

cards lay, West would won the first trick if dummy North- could have played low. won any return. Even if it were a spade, he could have followed with a diamond to the J; the A and K of trumps, the two dia- moad tops for a spade-and a club discard, then could have conceded

(Dealer: East. Boil wides vui-La trick in clubs.....'

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South

Weat

North

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Tomorrow's Problem.

The slight extra burden put on S. K ! North by being in 8-odd instead H 108742- if 4-odd proved just too much D 375 or him, considering tempern-C 9 0 5 nent and everything.

When the Hamond 9 was led, he saw pos

ible losers in other suits, NO pladly observed he wouldn't have lose any in diamond-think- ng that as he played the A from Tummy.

Then he studied to see how he

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DK B

CAQJ742 87.3 HJ4.3.

N WED AQ681; S CK 10 3 3

HAQ 98..

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(Dealer: South, East-West vul nerable)..

What is most likely to be a ould limit other losers. He could winning bid for North after South „tand one in spades if he lost opens this tournament deal with inly one in clubs, he reckoned, 1-Spade?.

A BRITISH CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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medicine

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25.

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DOWN1 Howrd, 2. Medal 1

20 Parson

21 Carouse