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THE RENT OF A BATHING SHED

Claim For $90 Before Puisne Judge

Mrs. Lily Ramsey of 7. Albion Terrace, Kowloon Docks claimed $00 from Mrs. Coxhill of Savarin House, 18 Hankow Road, before Mr. Justice Lindsell at the Sum- mary Court yesterday.

The amount represented three months rent, from May to July, of a bathing matshed at 11) Mile Beach, Castle Peak.

MALAGUNA MANSIONS

SCHEME

Manager Interviewed On Daily Press Suggestions

Mr. J. Cassel, Munager of the, shareholders and will entail only Perpetual Trust Company, when slight alterations. interviewed by our representative at The completed plan which are! the offices of the Company in the now available for inspection at the Asia. Life. Building, in connection offices of the Perpetual Trust Co. with the proposal to have a Child will give a better idea of what has ren's Playground on the roof of Ma-t-been done in response to suggestions laguna Mansions stated.

Mr. A. el Areulli, who was for the plainti, said that the pre- With regard to your special cor- mises were let to defendant in respondent's suggestion that provi- April. Rent was paid for April sion should be made for a children's and when the tenancy was deter-playground in the Malaguna Man- mined at the end of July, rent was sions--the scheme is not without due for May, June and July. Ver- possibilities. The co-operative na bal notice that the tenancy would ture of the Company means that be terminated at the end of July every one of the 112 tenant, owners 1st by plaintiff.

will have a good deal of say, now only in the management of the building, but in the matter of re-design, and suggestions from"intend- ing shareholders will be gratefully received. ·

Mr. Arcull said that on August 5, he wrote to defendant asking for the three months' rent and ceived a reply to the effect that the rent would be paid when de- fendant's husband returned. There was no denial of liability although defendant had stated previously that she owed only $45.

Defendant said that during June

she had a letter from plaintiff. A short while afterwards plaintiff visited her and stated that she had definitely decided to take the matshed herself. After Mra, Ram- sey had visited her, witness had not gone to the matshed again.

In the completed plan-as it now stands, the architect has endeavour ed to conform with the express wishes of residents in the Colony.

obvious advantages of using lift Your article points out the boys instead of having the usual automatic lift.

There are many other features in the building which should commend themselves to house holders who have come to regard with a certain measure of equini atility discomforts which would not be tolerated for a moment at Home, His Lordship gave judgment for but which they are prepared to plaintiff with costs.

accept as part and parcel of their exile in the East.

the

Mr. Arculli: Who has the key of

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of intending tetiants. Garages are available for the exclusive use of i tenants. Disposal of garbage has caused considerable thought and an ingenious plan has been devised.

Servants quarters are well sepa rated from the Apartments Each Ant will have two modern bathrooms and these have been arranged handy to the bedrooms: In the larger apartments, private dressing. rooms connect bed and bathroom.

There will doubtless be a number of tenants who, dro wireless cathu. siasts. These are caterad for.", No. unsightly bamboo poles will mar the appearance of the modern facade of Malaguna Mansions. Community aerials with plugs connecting every dat will be provided

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A Small Park. The spacious lawn in front of the building will be a sort of communi- ty garden-it will be so large as to resemble a small park. Here is a feature" not usually associated with apartment buildings.

Again, it is not anticipated that there will be, in Malaguna Man- sions, the usual aversion to ground floor apartments. Facing as they 'do the lawn and surrounding drive and provided with garage and back- yard, they will resemble houses more than fats.

Why should we not enjoy all the comforts available to homeside The Perpetual Trust Co., the gen- people? If the residents want a eral Managers for Malaguna Man- roof garden- kiddie's playground sions Limited, will be only too on the roof-tennis courts-or what pleased to receive suggestion from you will, they can have them. your readers, and where they meet the design, the inclusion of such the will, where practical, be em features will rest entirely with the bodied in the plans.

Tokyo's Great Plans Though not as yet incorporated in with the approval of shareholders,

"FOR NOTABLE ANNIVER- SARY YEAR

TOKYO, Aug, Tokyo is planning the Orient's greatest world's fair" to be held seven years hepce and hoping to bring here at the same time the Twelfth Olympic Games...

cestress

mu Tenno.

NO AGGRESSIVE MOTIVES

Japan And Demand For U.S. Treaty Revision

TOKYO, Aug. 28.

THE OVAL TEST MATCH Triumph Of Two Kent Players

(Special Air-Mail Service) ·

LONDON, Aug. 10. The West Indies, as in the first Test at Lord's, in June, were out- played in the third and final match of the series at the Oval..

They fated so disastrously against England's score of 319 that in two hours before lunch the whole side were dismissed for exactly 100.

If the orthodox Japanese histo- ries are accepted" literally they Japan's American polity in the are not by western scholars) the future will aim at ameliorating re- Empire of Japan will be 2600 years lations between the two countries old in 1040.

and at fostering American friend- It was February 11, 600 B. Cship with Manchukuo, as well as to give the exact date fixed by the removing misunderstandings likely "ancient books," that the first to result from Japan's demand for Emperor, Jimma Teano, great the revision of the London Naval great-grandson of the divine an- Treaty, it is reliably learned here;

of the Japanese people,

The Japanese Government will the Sun Goddess Amaterasu-o-mi- now pay greater attention to the

of American-Japanese match would probably now be over. But, for delays owing to rain the kami, took possession of the islands cultivation of Nippon and established the friendship as it is believed that the The West Indies finished the day dynasty which still reigns Hirohi Roosevelt Government will begin to still wanting runs to save the to, the present Mikado, is consider hold more interest in Far Eastern innings defect, with two wickets to ed to be the 123rd, successor of Jim affairs as its domestic industrial fall

recovery programme proceeds and Thus Japan's world's fair" the war debts question approaches will celebrate history as measured some form of settlement in October. by millenniuma, as contrasted with The new policy will impress upon the brief centuries of history com- the people of the United States nemorated by the expositions stag that national defence is the sole ob- ed by the upstart cities of Ame- jeet of Japan's demand for a re- rica, Chicago's Century of Pro- vision of the London Naval Treaty gress. St. LouisLouisiana and the Washington Treaty, and Purchase Exposition and the rest. that there are absolutely no aggrea Promotors of the fair already sive motives behind it. By promat are holding committee meetings ing trade between America and and have petitioned the government Manchukuo, it will also endeavour to establish an official exposition to foster amity between these two nesociation at an early date. The countries, leaving aside the question exposition is to be called the Dai of recognition." Nippon Bankoka Hakurankai, or Authorities of the Foreign Office "Great Japan All-Countries Ex-see in the movement for the repeal position," and invitations to parti- of the discriminatory immigration cipate will be sent to 63 countries. law in western states a sign of im- The cost is estimated at 25,000,000 proving relations between America yon. Present plans call for a seven- and Japan.-Rengo. month session, beginning April 3,

1940, since April 3 is observed in cause plans for the big exposition Japan as the anniversary of the have been taking form for several death of Jimmu Tenno in 881 B. "C" years,

Going in again, C. A. Roach and I Rarrow gave their side a brilliant start by scoring 77 in thirty-eight minutes for the first wicket. collarse followed Roach's dispissal, and at the close the score was 100 for eigth.

A

The match has been a triumph for C. 8. Marriott, the Kent slow bowler, who is a master at Dulwich College. Thirty-eight years old next month, he is playing in his first Test. In the first innings he took five wickets for 37, and altogether has captured nine for 90.

Another Kent player, Ames, also had a great day as wicket-keeper, dismissing no fewer than seven bate-

men.

G. Headley's Injury

G. Headley, who was twice struck by the ball in the first innings, "had

Bince 1828 Japanese sports lead- In preparation for the crowds it to have a runner in the second, ers have been trying to obtain the is hoped will flock to Japan in when he limped hably, agreement" of the Olympic Commit 1040 for the exposition and perhaps He retired to bed directly he tee to hold the 1940 Olympiad in for the Olympic Games, the city of reached the hotel in which the play- Tokyo, that year having been Tokyo, now a community of nearly are are staying in considerable elected because of the significant (8,000,000 inhabitants, has drafted a pain. It is understood, however, aüniversary it represents in Japan- 56,000,000-yen programme of street that his injury is not serious, and ese history, or tradition, and be lighting and ather, improvements. that he will be fit in a few days.

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