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A Strong Body can conquer Tuberculosis

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An important feature in the treat- ment of tuberculosis would be a diet with an excessive calcium content writes Dr. Ph. B. Matz in the American Review of Tuber culosis." The first step taken by the doctor in fighting Tuberculosis is to strengthen the body, Modern medical science has proved that there is nothing to excel calcium for building up and strengthening the millions of Body-all. Therefore, take Kalzana riblets. They contain calcium in a special chemical combination, through which the calcium is taken up by the body cells. And a body consisting of healthy cells is a healthy body.

Moreover, after the body-cells have been properly strengthened and saturated with calcium, the surplus calcium is deposited in and around the rubercle colonies in the lungs. By this process the bacilli are aged in, and made quite harmless.

You will notice the strengthening influence of Kalxana after"

a few days, by the lessening of nightsweats.

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Bubmarine X, which is the longest and fastest submarine in the world, has been carrying out experimental trials from time to time for nearly, two years. She was launched in June, 1923

The new submarine X1, which has been carrying out special trials for some months,

It is expected that she will leave the was ordered to leave Chatham Dockyard last month to carry out further tests. Bhe Nore shortly for a voyage of 20,000 miles; was first to carry out a series of trials for similar to that which submarine K26 two days on the Kaplin measured mile in underwent in 1924. The vessel has a crew the Thames Estuary, These tests were to of 121, and is capable of being submerged be followed by graduated engihe trials for 2 days. Since January of last year and full-power engine trials at sea, fol- she has been commanded by Comdr. F. E. lowed by starting, stopping, and reversing Phillips.

SUPREME COURT.-

A CHINESE PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLVED.

Before the Chief Justice (Sir Henry Gollan), in the Supreme Court yester day, Mr. Eldon Potter, K.C., applied on behalf of Tong Bhi Wan, and a miner named Cheung Shiu Chung, of 180, Queen's Road, for the dissolution of the partnership of the Chau Tong Tung Kea medicine shop, and thereby create an order whereby Liu Chin Wah the managing partner, would no longer be partner of the firm.

Tong Shek Wan said in evidence that Le was the sole survivor of the original partaars of the firm, which was formed. in 1904, with a capital of $10,000.

At this stage His Lordship asked if defendant was present. Mr. Potter re- plied that he was, although he was not legally represented. He had, however, consulted four solicitors and two counsel on the matter.

His Lordship: A multitude of counsel has been his confusion.

Continuing, plaintif said defendant's father was a partner in the firm, and on his death, defendant was admitted into the firm, and given the post of managing partner. Plaintiff had become dissatisfied with defendant's work, be cause since 1920, he had never rendered any accounts, nor had he paid dividends. Prior to 1920, this had always been done. Plaintiff bad through his solicitors, Messra Wilkinson and Grist, offered to purchase defendant's share in the busi- neas, but he had refused to sell.

Defendant was called, and His Lord- ship informed him that he was not sure whether he would permit him to take part in the proceedings. He had bad every opportunity of putting in a de

On being! fence, but he had not done so. asked whether he wished to take part in the proceedings, defendant said he de- sired to do so.

Hi Lordship: What point do you wish to raise ?

Defendant: I wish to make it known that this man is not the plaintiff

Why did you not say this before? You now wish to raise such a point as that, without having given any warning to the plaintif-I only found out the truth during the last few days.

Defendant alleged that plaintiff had no right to use the name he used. It wa his father's name.

Mr. Potter maid that plaintiff's father died in 1905, ten years before the part-1 nership was formed.

Replying to His Lordship, the defend- ant said that was the only point he wished to raise, and alleged that when plaintiff's father died, he left the shares to a person to look after. This person was not plaintiff.

His Lordship said that he would not allow the defendant to take part in the proceedings, because he had had plenty of time to have raised that point and bad not done so until the last moment. He could therefore pay no attention to him...

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one smoke

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Mr. Potter, also asked that Mr. J. H. SOUTH Seth be appointed receiver, and that the firm's accounts be seen to, so that the ciaims of the plaintiff, should be paid:

His Lordship granted the order for dissolution, acceded to the appointment of Mr. Seth as receiver, and ordered an examination of the position of the accounts.

MARINE COURT CASES. FIREMAN SENT TO PRISON. DISOBEYED 2ND ENGINEER'S ORDERS.

At the Marine Court yesterday, be fore Lieut.-Commander G. F. Hole, R.N., a Chinese fireman of the s Benarty was charged with "unlawfully and wilfully disobeying the lawful com mand of the, 2nd engineer while the Benarty was at sea on March 20th.

The Master of the Benarty gave evidence to the effect that the defendant was signed on the articles of the Benarty as a fireman.

Mr. Frederick Gray, 2nd engineer of the Benarty, Buid that on March 20th about 7.30 am. he went to the stake-hold, where defendant was on duty. He order- ed defendant to shut the check valves in the boiler fires, but he did not comply with the order and witness had to do it himself. Witness told defendant to have the them shut while he returned to

When witness returned to engine room the stoke-hald he found the valves open again, and he again ordered défendant to shut them. He made no attempt to do so and witness again had to do the job himself. Witness went back to the engine room, shortly afterwards return- ing to the stokehold, when he found the valves were again open. He again order. ed defendant to close them, but he did not do so, witness having to do it for the third time himself.

Defendant said he was told to shut the valves for closing the forced draft and did so, but the steam went back so much that he opened them again. The second engineer came back and found the valves open and told defendant he The second had disobeyed his order. engineer told defendant to shut them again, and he half shut them. The engineer then closed them completely and remained in the stoke hold until defendant finish his duty at 8 a.m.

His Worship sentenced defendant to two weeks' imprisonment with...hard labour and also fined him two days' pay, ordering that his maintenance while, un- dergoing sentence should be defrayed from his wages, and that defendant be paid off before the Deputy-Bhipping Master after leaving prison.

OTHER CASES.

A junk-master was fined 815, with the alternative of two weeks hard labour, for failing to exhibit regulation, lights on his junk while under way.

A toki of a cargo-boat was fined 810, with the alternative of ten days'-hard labour, for anchoring the boat in anch the Southern Fairway. a manner sa to causa an obstruction in

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