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Notice to Shareholders

THE HONGKONG AND

YAUMATI FERRY COMPANY LIMITED.' Notice is hereby given that the. Twenty-Seventh Ordinary

THE CHINA "MAIL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1955.

NZ TROOPS

WELCOME

IN MALAYA

London, Mar. 20.

recently

announced New Zealand contribution to the defence of Malaya was "wel-. come and important.”

but would have no important bearing on Britain's man- power position,

Annual Meeting of the Com-MR Antsoy Head, Minister pany, will be held at the M or War, said today that the Company's Office, Jordan Road Ferry Fler, Kowloon, on Saturday the 2nd April, 1955, at 12.00 noon for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1951, to declare Dividends, to elect Directors and to appoint Auditors.

Notice is also given that the Share Register of the Company will be closed, from the 21st March, to the 2nd April, 1955, both days in- clusive.

By Order of the Board,

LAU TAK PO,

Managing Director. Hongkong, 3rd March, 1955.

THE

NOTICE

HONGKONG AND YAUMATI FERRY COMPANY LIMITED.

Nolice to Shareholders

"Extraordinary General Meeting

IS HEREBY NOTICE GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of The Hong- kong & Yaumati Ferry Com- puny, Limited, will be held at the Company's Offices, Jordan Road Ferry Pier, Kowloon on Saturday the 2nd Day "of April, 1956, at 12.30 pm, (or

soon

thereafter

33

the

Ordinary Annual Meeting to be held at Noon on that date shall have concluded) for the purpose of considering, and if thought fit. passing the following Resolution as Ordinary Resolution:-

the

That it is desirable to capitalise the sam

of $1,680,000.00 being part of the undivided profits of the Company standing at the credit of the Company's Reserve Fund and

that accordingly special Capital Bonus of $1,680,000.00 be" de clared and that such bonus be applied on he half of the persons who en, the 2nd day of April, 1955, were the holders of the 336,000 issued shares of the Company in pay- ment in full for 168;000 unissued ordinary shares credited as fully paid be accordingly allotted to such persons in the pro- portion of one such ordinary share for every two of the enid $36,000 issued shares then held by such persons respec- tively, and that shares so allotted shall be treated for all pur- poses as an increase of the nominal amount of the Capital of the Com pany held by each such shareholder and not as income, and that such" shares shall rank for dividend from the 1st January, 1955, and that no fractional certificates shall be issued but that shares representing frac tions shall be allotted to a trustee to be nominated by the Directors upon trust for sale on such conditions as they con- sider expedient, and the net proceeds of sale shall be distributed propor tionately amongst those members, who, would otherwise be entitled to such fractions and in satisfaction thereof."

By Order of the Board,,

LAU TAK PO,

Managing Director. Hongkong, 3rd March, 1955.

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"

Mr F.. Bellenger, former Labour War Minister, had asked in the House of Com-

mons

what manpower the British Army would save through Australian and New Zealand participation in the defence of Malaya and the Southeast Asia area.

the had

New Zealand

that Australian Government

Head replied the matter under considera- tion now. would send Special Air Service

which squardron would meet an existing com- mitment.

||

Mr Bellenger asked it New Zealand was not going to maintain a division" in certai circumstances for defence in Southeast Asia,

Mr Head said he understood Mr "Bellenger's original question to refer to the contribution in It Mr Bellenger was peace. referring to a possible contri- bution in war, that would have no immediate effect on Bri- tain's manpower,

suving

Three de Havilland Trainers DH VAMPIRE TRAINERS

In Perfect Formation

Young Kikuyu

Hatchet-Men

Nairobi, Mar. 29."

The Police here announced plans today for a special drive against tribal teen-agers smug- gled into the city by the Mau May murder ring in kill loyal natives.

41

The age of the Kikuyus range from 12 to 15.

The Vampire T. II Jet trainers, each with a pupil

pilot seated alongside the in-. structor, on

Bight from

痱

Oazington RAF Station, Cam-

ANTTI.

heldgeshire, under the training scheme. Vader this plan the RAF's new pilots guin their wines on VampireJ, -Reuterphoto,

Covent Garden

Porters Back

a

The authontes sop the young- sters are smuggled into Nairobi's native quarter

truck- by the

London, Mar. 20. losd They must live in. hid- When Mr Bellenger asked if thating and they care not take re-

Covent Garden, London's main meant that there would be no milar jobs for fear they might fruit and vegetable market, be- whatever in Brilish be discovered and sent back came its old busy bustling self Army manpower under this to the Kikuyu reservadon, today after settlement" ct

Mr Head new arrangement,

Many of the young hatchet-33-day-old dispute. said he could not answer until min have been arrested, but the

Lorries the size and nature of the Police are after powerless to

again jammed, the Australian contribution was deal with them because the labyrinth at streets at the back cecided.

emergency rgulations invoked of the Royal Opera House, bring- Mau Mau muing in or taking away supplies against adult dertes do not apply to persons and bid mid-morning operations. under 17.-United Press, were raidy reported to be approaching 50 per cent of normal.

Mr George Wigg, Labour, asked if it was not likely that both contributions would be very small because of the size of

Zealand Ariny the New

al 2,000 and the Australian Amy at 40,000.

Me Head said the, New Zealand contribution was a welcome and important cne, but would have no important bearing on

Britain's position -China Mail Special.

NOT EVEN

SELECTED BY 17 COUNTRIES Air Troopers Save Taxpayer's Pocket

Finland has become the 17th country to select the de Havilland Vampire Trainer as its standard jet training aircraft. The Finnish Air Force is already equipped with Vampire single-seat fighters, so that use of a trainer of similar design will result in considerable economies in spares and mainten-

ance.

Although the wing-loading of the Vampire Trainer is moderate, it has all the handling charac- teristics of a contemporary jet fighter, with a speed of more than 500 mph. All Royal Air Force pilots are trained on Vampires, and the aircraft is also in service with the Royal Navy and the Air Forces of Australia, Burma, Chile, India, Iraq, A shy Chinese girl last week Lebanon, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, South confounded the security forces

TEASING

Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 29

of the area and caused a one-Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Sweden, Switzerland day strike on a rubber plantation and Venezuela.

bere-all because she refused a

police crder to "strip."

A screen

to

...

The decision of the British operate the turboprop from

air-

for sex

Police officers-including two Overseas Airways Corporation Toronto. women police searchers set up a ¦ to order a fleet of new Comets. In the long-rango category, search post on a South Pahang brings the total of large

the Bristol Britannia has ΤΟΥΣ estate to prevent food supplies liners now on order in Great being smuggled to terrorists in Britain to well over 200. the vleinity.

The figure takes into account told to only aircraft which are designed When the girl was

OF morc to be carry thirty-six step behind searched, she refused.

passengers. It includes jet. It is immodest to take off planes,

turboprop and piston-engined demonstrating British one's clothes," she announced

ability to supply aircraft cover- firmly.

ing the whole range of · äirline The 115 other

needs. from the bluerband ported her. They

liner to trans-Atlantic to their homes in protest.medium range so-called France-Presse.

workers sup- all returned

of

11

its first foreign order from El AI

Israel, bringing the civil order-book for Britannins to 36 planes, with

with a letter of intent more. The Israeli order is particu- larly impressive when the close ties between Israel and the United States are remembered.

In the past El AI, a young and vigorous airline, has always the operated an all-American fleet, DC-3 It is a tribute to the success of the turboprop engine and the At Vickers-Armstrongs orders Britannia airframe that the first change has now been made in in hand for the Viscount num- ber 128, and forty-nine more that policy. have already been delivered.

Slipper' Fuel Tanks

replacement.

Some Viscounts now

line

Washington, Mar. 29. The capital's annual cherry blossom festival opened today under sunny skies, but with few

Clear Indication blossoms in sight.

Officials said 40 per cent London, Mar. 29. Porters, claiming a 20 per cent the blossoms оп the famed

coming The fight of a production A bill to make another £80 night rate increase in pay and Japanese cherry trees around off the

are fitted with Britannia Johannesburg froin million available for develop another £1 a week for day the tidal basin had been 'slipper fuel tanks in the wings, hours gave a clear indication of England in under nineteen ment and welfare schemes in workers, had agreed yesterday to damaged by cold weather and which add more than 250 miles the British, colenies Over the end their five-week strike by winds. Remaining buds were of range without

appreciably next five years received the accepting hali "Those amounts expected to put on a good dis- reducing cruising speed. Within Royal consent today.

while a permanent settlement play by the weekend if there

a fortnight New York will see The total available is now was negotiated.—China Mall is warmer weather. China Mail its rst" Viscount service when £120 million.-Reuter,

Trans-Canada Airlines begins to

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12-1

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I WAS SUPPOSED

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THAT'S NO COP--JUST

A GUARD. THIS HERE'S A MUSEUM.

ERNID BUSHMI

Special.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

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his situation calls for a

San Miguel

the potentialities of the long- the South Africa are still range turboprop. Hot-weather

in progress.

News from de Havillands of the Comet programme dispels ence and for all any uncertainty about the future of the jet for civil operations,

Twenty-one Comets are to be Delivered to BOAC, and twenty of these will be of a new type, the Mark

It will reach Tokyo with four, intermediate stops, and Johannesburg with two. with ten per cent more range

the

Comet 3, which is

supersedes, it could Carry 58 first-class passengers on the London-New York route, with a stop at Gander, at more than 500 mph.

Deliveries are

opera on.

to begin in 1958, at a time when it seems improbable that any other jet airliner can be available for

Design of the Comet 4 is already far advanced, and a aerodynamic and handling qualities have bern established using the Comet 3

for

prototype

flight trials. The medijm- range Comet 2 is also to be supplied to the RAF and will be

for airlines really

available, also requiring a re

continental plane.

complete Brush

the

fast inter-

review of order-book, 29 Handley Page Heralds, which have been ordered by airlines in two continents to replace their DC-34, must be added to the Viscount, Britannia and Comet Sgures

These firin orders

amount to some 214 civil al craft, with a value of more than £67,000,000. They include ap proximately forty per cent of $11 the large airliners on order in the free world at the present time.

Saves Tax

Even in 1955 there are people who consider long-distance fy-. ing expensive." But the men who run the British fighting Services are not among them

the In the last three years the number of servicemen travelling by air has increased by seven per cent to a record proportion of 56 per cent. The reason

is one of elementary economics the Services find that air pass- ages to the Far East and Middle East.cost

cost less per head than

sea passages. Moreover a man can be flown home from Singa

in our days, saving weeks

pipeline'.

pore

of me in the

can

Since an even flow of aircraft

be eco

e economically

maintained

there is

be lost waiting for the sail-

at frequent inessity for time

no longer any

ing

date of

"troopship.

sequently waiting

as passage

time

COT

19 well

are reduced.

raft which

The aircraft·

have brought about these eco

economies and in money. Ather

ther flown by

manpower

ard

the Roval AIT

include Avro

Force or are chartered for the purpose. They Yorka, Handley and Hastings,

Fage Hermes Vickers Vikings,

and, Valeitas. They have proved so valuable that Viscounts, Comets and Britannias are. be added, to bring the trooping fleets right up to date. Seda

Last year the air troopers and freighters covered: 14,000,000 miles, so the cost of new equipe: *ment, will be quickly recovered.

by full utilisation.