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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1030.

Appeal against Tenancy Tribunal decision

The question as to whether or not the so-called landlord of 141/143 Waterloo Road, Kow- loon, was in law entitled to possession within the meaning of section 19 (1) of the Land- lord and Tenant Ordinance was argued yos- terday.

This was done before the Appeal Court during an appeal against a Tenancy Tribunal decision which held that Mrs. Marion Ramsey was not so entitled to the premises.

Lecture on plastics

The scientific background of the thousand and one plastic gadgets which are in dully_use today will be explained by Pro- fessor J. E. Driver. Professor of Chemistry nt the University of Hong Kong, by a short lecture preceding a film on the subject in the British Council Library next Wednesday.

Mrs. Ramsey is represented by Mr. C. Lozeby, KC, in structed by Deacons. The res- pondent in the appeal is Mrs. M. A. de Menezes. Mr. B. A. Bernacchi on the instructions of Mr. J. M. d'Almada Re- medios, is appearing for Mrs. Menezes,

Mr. Justice Scholes, Acting Pulsne Judge, to trying the case.

In opening his case, Mr. Loseby told the Court that the appeal was against the judgment of Mr. W. H. Latimer, Tenancy Tribunal President, on an interesting point or law. Arguments put for- ward by Mr. Remedios at the Another im dealing with Ap-hearing below were successful.

Olie entilled Under the Ordinance concern- describes thoed, it was plain that two people plicet Selence is "Colour" which

were allowed to make the ap- production of dyes.

plication for possessión

of the house; the landlord or the per- of a de- sonal representatives ceased landlord.

Both films were to be shown on June 8 but owing to the public holiday on that day, the date has been brought forward to the pre- celing day. Wednesday.

Professor Driver, who came to Hong Kong to take up the Chair of Chemistry last October had distinguished career in him had special subject, having been the Editor of the Chemical Journal In recent years.

He will be able to give a des cription of the techniques des- cribed in the film in terms not too teclinical for the lay public.

There is no charge for admission to this lecture and im show, but ovring to limited accommodation. admision is by ticket which may be obtained on application to the British Council.

MARINE DEPARTMENT NOTICE No. 14 OF 1950.

FOR INFORMATION OF SHIP OPERATORS AND CHARTERERS

It is hereby notified that Monday and Tuesday 20th/ 30th May, 1950 have been declared Weather-non-working

Days. ?

J. JOLLY, Director of Marine.

Marine Office, Hong Kong.

June 1, 1950,

PLACES OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT REGULATION ORDINANCE OF 1919

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given on behalf of TJONG KON FONG. the owner of Kowloon Marine Lot No. 68 and Kowloon In land Lot No. 781, Section "A", situate between

Tad Nam Street and Nelson *Street, Kowloon, of his intention to crect on the said Site and to open for public entertainment a Cinema."

This notice la given in pur- suance of Regulation 2 Port 1 tainment Regulations

Referring to the definition of the word "landlord" as contained in another part of the Ordinance, counsel pointed out that the land- lord is a person who is entitled to receive rent in respect of premises from time to time.

Mr. Loseby went on to say that Mrs. Ramsey, hla client, has been receiving rent for the past 25 years. Going briefly into the appellant's history in this connection, counsel sald she was the daughter of ene Willam Lysaught, who died in 1010, leaving land property at 131/133 Wanchal Road,

Loft in trust-

The land was lett in trust. The terms and conditions of the trust to the trustees were that

they pay the whole of the out-

come of the property to the ap- pellant during her Hetime.

In 1924, the appellant sold the property and bought 141/143 Waterloo Road, 'She hersel! moved into No. 143; and rented No. 141 for six years after. Coun sel asked the Court to imply that her, action at the time must have had the knowledge and consent

of the trustees.

Mrs. Ramsey went to Sa Francisco in 1990, and returned here In September, 1949. The rent, in the meantime, had been collected on her behalf by Dea- cons.

Mr. Loseby referred once more word to the definition of the "landlord"," and submitted that. whichever way one looks at it, she was the landlord of the house within the meaning of the section concerned of the Landlord and Tenant Ordinance.

Mr. Bernacchl, In the course of his reply, quoted numerous legal authorities to support lis contentions that though the ap- pellant was undoubtedly the landlord of the premises by de- finition, she was not a landlord within the meaning of the section. She was thus not entitled to an order for possession of the house in her capaelly, he argued,

After further legal submissions, hearing was adjourned until June 15 at 10 a.m.

Pl adviser leaves for

Applications should be made of the Places Of Public Enter-ILO conference

Dated the 3rd day of June,

to the Prefect of Studies, Wah Yan College Afternoon School, Robinson Road, Hong Kong. as soon as possible. Applica- | 1950. tions will not be received after June 18th.

(Fr.) R. MAGUIRE S.J., Prefect of Studies.

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Mr. Jose Hernandóz, Advis- er to the Philippine delegation to the 33rd session of the In- ternational Labour Conference, passed through here an als way to Geneva yesterday

Mr. Hernandez who also the National Secretary ofthe PI Na tional Labour Union,ad that the PI delegation to the ILO conter- to be held in Genova bc- tween June 7 and July 1, will Icave for Genova from Manils

time

today. will be

altogether :10 members in the delegation with Judge Juan L Lanting Associate Judge of the PI Industrial Rela- tions Court, Manila, as the chief delegate

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Among the members, three wild...

represent PI'employers, three will represent PX labour, threawili. represent Pi overnment.

and

BOITE

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the topics

disclosed that

to bo discussed

In the forthcoming conference will be connected with wages and In- dustrial relations,

the

Mr. Hernandez is travelling by

Pan American Airways.

He said that the PE-Labour

boycotting the well-known Soriano - enter- prisco, which are opposed to the PI Labour. Union E

Mr. Hernandez left on a PAA Clipper at about 3 p

Union' is at present

Loung Chan-luk and four, other junk owners were charged-before Mr. Skutil at the Marine Court, for tying alongside the" sa "Hupch

•while tho was still under:WEY the harbour Dates Thursday! All Eve pleaded not gulty

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"What kind of a pharmacist do you call yourself?' This toast is burned!"

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay

"The Authority on Authorities”!

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agreeing afterward, South not WHEN you have a hand which that North should have bid 4

and you consider worthy of a game Clubs on his second furn demand suit bid of two, you na- North Insisting that he had no turally have one or more declara-choice. A kibitzer was asked his tions in view. Perhaps you would opinion, and he agreed with North strength- be willing to take complete re- that 4-Clubs was not sponsibility for majer su shower at all, but merely a pre- game, which requires tea tricks, ference between South's two sults If your partner has an adequate which had been forced out of him suit fit for you without any high by the bidding. He maintained cards. But you may not consider that a 3-No Trump

call by have shown stopper your hand strong enough to un- would dertake such a project ia a minor strength of some kind in both suit, as it would require eleven the unbid diamonds and spades. a bit too high for you. With that mere preference Dy The alternative may lie between North-who should have bid 5- a major and No Trumps, so that Clubs if he held something like it is unwise ever. 10 bld your five cards in the suit and a heart doubleton, or perhaps four clubs

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