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HONGKONG TRAMWAYS

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Tsingtao Yokoliama

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking Business transacted."

Against

February 5, 1941.

Win Action JAPANESE

Old Client

A suit for $1,055,50, being the balance due for work done by the plaintiffs for the defendant as his solicitors, was brought by Messrs Johnson, Stokes and Master, solicitors, against Den- nls Victor, of the Lido Dancing Academy, Des Voeux Road Cen- tral, before the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, in the Supremo Court this morning. |dant had therefore completely failed The claim was in respect of work to satisfy the Court of any such done for the defendant at his request agreement, and his Lordship gave in Original Jurisdiction Action No judgment for plaintiffs on the claim 440 of 1933, and for money paid by and costs. the plaintiffs an solicitors for the de- fendant at his request in respect of the 'said action,

Mr H. C. Macnamara, instructed Mr D. B. Evens, of Johnson, by Stokes and Master, appeared for the plaintiffs, and Victor appeared in

| person.

that defen- Mr Mucnamara said dant, formally denied he owed plain-. tiffs any money, and alleged there was a verbal agreement by which the plaintiffs undertook to carry out the action for nothing except for out-of-a pocket expenses.***

GRACIE TO STAR IN PLAY

GRACIE FIELDS is to star in musical play which Monty Banks, her husband, is planning to put on in New York next Spring.

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Places in the Colony, 5 cents for each ounce or part of an ounce.

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or

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” TOKYO, Feb. 4 (Domel)-The Japanese Government is contemplat-ounce or part of an unco. Ing the exercise of belligerent rights

All countries not specifted above, which will be invoked if the mill-30 cents for the first ounce and 16 tary deem it necessary, the Foreign part of an ounce.

cents for each additional ounce Minister, Mr Yosuke Matsuoka, de- clared at the plenary session of the The Printed Matter Service to the House of Representatives Budget following places in China is tem Commitice to-day,

porarily suspended:--Yunnan, Sze- Mr Shinzo Imal had asked the chuen, Kwelchow, Hunan, Fukien Government how to deal with the

and the (except Amoy

Kulangsu), supply of materials by third Powers Kwangal (except Wuchow to aid the Chiang Kalahek regime, Yunghsien), North and East of urging enforcement of "thorough- Kwangtung. going measures" in invocation of bel- ligerent rights.

and

Small Packet Post to all countries

INWARD MAILS

The Foreign Minister added, how-is suspended. over, that it was still under conten

whether the exercise of bel-Air Mail by "Pan-American Airways gerent rights would go to the

Direct Bervloo"San Francisco extreme.

dale, 20th January ....................Feb, 5. ..........Feb. 6.

Asked by Mr Yusuke Tsurumi Java and Manila. whether the influence of Communists Straits

and - Air Mail by "Drliksh

.Feb. 4. .Feb. 7.

Mr Tinson's Evidence Mr G. G. N. Tinson, of Johnson, CURILENT ACCOUNTS- opened and FIXED DEPOSITA received for One Year Stokes and Master, testified that he

Sho will give half her salary or shorter periods in Local or Other Cur-originally had conduct of the case in rencies at rates which will be quoted on October, 1933, and took instructions

to British war relief.

in China would not have malicious Overseas Airways Service" by Ses application.

from

from Singaporo Meanwhile, she plans to make effects even when an understanding the defendant. Witness denied SAVINGS ACCOUNTS abo opened to

Is reached between Nanking and the Canton Local Currency and Sterling with interest hoving made any verbal agreement a concert tour in the United Chiang Kai-shek regime, Mr Yosuke Calcutta and Strails, ....

review application with the defendant to undertake the States under the auspices of the Matsuoka said that it was because of US Honolulu, Japari and Shang- The Bank's Head Office in London action on payment of out-of-pocket English-speaking Union for this possibility that the Sino-Japanese bal. (San Francisco dato 17th

British war relief,

treaty has provided for

.Feb. 8. January) stationing of

of troops on the Mongolian Canton

.Fob. 11. Frontier and in North China,

United Kingdom and Straits Questioned

Air Mail by "Pan-American Airways Direct Bervice"-San Francisco dato 5th February. ...............Feb. 12.

undertakes Executor & Trusted business and claims recovery of British Income Tax overpaid, on terms which may be ascertained at any of its Agencies and Branches,

B. A, CAMIDOR,

Manager.

THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED,

Head Office:-15, Gracechurch Stree

London, E.C.1.

Authorised Capital

Subscribed Capital T'eid-up Capital ...

Reserve Fund and Rest

BANKERS:

Empire Tour

basic

the

Feb. 11.

expenses. Se

110 had also nover authorised 'Mr Evans to make

nny such agreement.

Cross-examined by Victor, Mr Tinson said that from October, 1933,

cd by the

same interpella- to June, 1934, he himself handled the sented by her husband in collabora- it was doubly important for

After the play, which will be pre-tor, the Foreign Minister asserted that case without interference from any-on with Max Gerden and Oscar tions against Chungking and for opera- he understanding of the oversens United-Kingdom and Straits Feb. 12,

body.

the South Sens. He claimed that the Chinese in the

were the South

gradually realising Japan's aims and changing their past anti-Japanese attitude.

Publish Assets

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Mall are closed 15 minutes earlier than the

unless time given below

otherwise stated, and where malls are advertis- ed to close at or before 0 zm, regis Mr Taurumi suggested that recent tered and parcel malls are closed at aggravation of anti-Japanese feeling mails are advertised to close after 5 p.m. on the previous day. When In the United States might be attel-5 p.m., Registered and Parcel malls buited to under-estimation of Japan's are closed at 5 p.m. national resources. He asked whether

Mr Evans, in evidence, sald that he Empiresun, she will undertake an (cok over Original Jurisdiction

It will include a visit to the United Chinese in Action No. 440 of 1833 in June. 1034, Kingdom, and will be entirely for from Mr Tinson.. He saw Victor £3,000,0000

about the end of June and told him charities and entertainment of 1,200.000 that the action had been set down

him troops. 1,050,000

Gracie's recent Canadian tour was for trial and that 1,254,500

would be neces- sary to brief Counsel. Victor told sensationally successful. The returne witness, and witness himself knew it to date are approximately £70,000. Of this sum 75 per cent. will be to be a fact, that he was extremely for the Navy League for distribu- hard up. Witness stressed the im- portance of raising money to pay tion in Britain, 25 per cent, being Counsel's fees, as the action was not retained in Canada.

Gracio paid her own expenses on Witness spoke to Mr

the tour. d'Almada concerning Victor's post- tion and Mr d'Almada agreed to a brief fee of $250.

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от

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The B.B.C. Symph uy Orchestra

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10.23 Quilter Songs sung by Ber- bert Elsdell (Tenor).

Go, Lovely Rose; Take, O Take Those

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10.32 Compositions of Elgar, 11.0_Close_down.

Hive.

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un cusy one.

At later interview, Victor told witness he had managed to borrow $200, Witness

again Gow

Mr

and d'Almada and asked if he would ac

cept the

money on account, and Mr d'Almada agreed.

TRUSTEE AND EXECUTORSHIP UNDERTAKEN. Current Accounts opned in Local Cur. rency and Fixed Deposits received in Local Currency and Sterung on terms that inay be ascertained on application.

D. BENSON,

slabager,

H.K. Stock Market

The following quotations Issued on the Hongkong Stock ket his morning.

BANKS

H.K. Banka $. H.K. Banks £

H.K. Banks (HK) £ Chartered E.

Mercantile, A. & B. £ Mercantile, C. L East Asia 5.

INSURANCES

Contons $. Unions S. China-Underwriters-S. H.K. Fire $....

SHIPPING

Douglas $. Steamboats $ Indo-Chinas F. S. Indo-Chinus D. $. Shell (Bearers) s/- Waterboats S

DOCKS ETC. Wharves $. Docks (old) $. Docks (new) $. Providents 5.. S'hal Dockyards

Kallan s Rnubs $ H.K. Mines

Hotel $... Lands $..

MINING

LANDS

Lands 4% Debentures

Shai Lands Sh. $. Humphreys $.. H.K. Reallics $.. Chinese Estates $ x.d. UTILITIES

Trams $.... Puuks Trams (old) Peak Trams (new) Star Ferries $ -Y. Ferries $.

China

(old)

The Agreement What defendant alleged about the verbal agreement was untrue, went | on Me Evans, was that

"The

Fascist Gave

Nazi Salute

When Fined

Wednesday, Feb,

*4 would not be possible to give de- Anita figures indicating "Japan's Air Mail by Bea to Singapore to national resources,

connect with the "Brilish Overseas Airways"

The Japan's

Foreign

Minister reiterated that foreign policy in future would be conducted with the three-Power rare that paet us s axle. "It Is Japanese-American relations are so seriously affected by Americon Illusion as

declared, ways," Mr Matsuoka

K.P.O.

Kez.

Feb, 5, 6 p.m.

Ord.

.Feb. 5, 5.30 p.m.

G.P.O.

Вег

.Feb. 5. 5 p..

Ord.

Feb. 5. 6 p.EL

and

U.S.A..

Europe via "Pau- American Airways and Trans- Atlanile Services,

Ber. Ord.

GF.C

Rer.

Ord.

Straits

that efforts would be | Air Mail for Manlia, Guam, Honolulu. continued hereafter to make clear to

ваке the American people Japan's true in- tentions, national strength, and es- the determination of the pecially

way it happened raised $200 which Fined a total of £31 for light-Japanese nation, "We hope to make he had borrowed, he told me it was ing offences James Lloyd, late clear to the American people the fact impossible to rulse any more. Hat district representative of the that our nation is firmly resolved to

ideal.

Ing taken the action so

I felt

we could not let him be undefended British Union of Fascists, gave Aght for the realisation of their great and I agreed that we would continue the Nnzi salute as he left Ux- The Foreign Minister agreed with to get for him and that our proft bridge Police Court recently. costs should be paid at a later date,

the interpellator in the advisability in instalments if he wanted to.”

"Is this justice?" he shouted. of giving figures indicating the status A series of letters were written to Mr Horace Fenton, prosecut- of Japan. Mar-defendant, but there was no reply, ing, said that while a raid was

Victor came to SCO witness

and in progress and planes were brought 50ме moncy with him.

were

1,410 n. Witness thought it was about $200. Overhead two wardens saw a .81 n. Victor placed it on witness table and fire blazing in Lloyd's garden in .85 n. said he must accept it for it was all Cornwall-road, Ruislip. 8n, he could do. Witness refused to They climbed .23 n.accept the money in settlement and

a fence and

.11% then, for the first time, Vicior raised were going to put it out when

n. the

78 b. the suggestion about the agreement Lloyd came running down the

he alleged. Witness denied it entire garden.

.210 bly at the Ume. Matters became"

"Panicky"

"Mountain Of Gold" In Eruption

Oldonyo Lengal, the "Moun-

K.P.O.

.Feb. 5, 5,00 p.m.

......Feb. 5, 5.30 p.m.

Feb. 5, 5.00 p.m. Feb. 5, 7.00 p.m.

Thursday, Feb. 7 p.m. .10.30 n.m. Hollow.. Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, USA., Canada, Central and South America and United-Kingdom via San Fran. cisco. (No Parcels for United- Kingdom),

Note.-All Malls for United- Kingdom will be forwarded with or without superscription.

E.r.o.

.Feb, 0, 1 p.m. Feb. 6, 2.45 pin. Feb. 6, 3.30 p.m.-

1

Parcels

Reg.

Ord.

G.P.O..

Parcels

Feb. 0, 1 p.m.

Reg.

Ord.

.Feb. 6, 2:45 p.m. Feb,-6,-3.30-pm.

Victor back his money.

Witness went on leave in Marche was very abusive and said, tain of Gold," the volcano sacred Manila and Parcels only for United- 1935, and no

"You are panicky. You walt until further proceedings were taken until 1939, when Mr there are 20,000 dive-bombers over- to the South African Masal tribes, has erupted, throwing out

410-b. rather heated and witness gave |

i-n. .167 a.

,135 n.

.11 n.

,100

n.

Tinson wrote to defendant. Mr head." Evans went on to say that had he

.60 n.

7 n.

98

With difficulty the wardens pre-molten lava and red-hot ashes. made an agreement of the natura vailed on him to get water to put

The countryside over a 30- alleged, there would have been a the fre out. Then he flashed .44/44. record of it in his office. He would torch on the sides of the house and mile radius in the northern pro-

n. further have to obtain the authority Into the alr

vince of Tanganyika has been of Mr Tinson before he could do so.

Home Guardaman David James, of scorched. n. Replying to Victor. Mr Evans Hatherly-rond, Ruislip Manor, sald The Masal people hurriedly left 18 n. denied he had said he would not he rushed to the spot thinking the their kraals. Herds of cattle were 17. charge him anything should the case glow was caused by an incendiary burned to death.

5 n.be lost.

35% 11.

Not Worth Suing

Victor: You never

18 suing me? .8 n.

Mr Evans: I didn't think you 14 cts. . were worth suing.

bomb.

on

Gold" first

Kingdom.

G.P.O. & Kг.O. Parcels Ord.

Friday, Feb. 7

..Feb. 6, 5.00 p.m. .Feb. 7, 8.30 am.

.8.30 p.m. .3.30 pm.

Sandakan Straits and Itangoon Air Mail by Air to Rangoon to con- nect with the "British . Overseas Airways.”

G.P.O. & KPO,

ILEE

Ord.

Feb 7, p.u ...Feb. 7. 4.30 p.m. **** p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 8

Air Mail by Bea to Singapore to connect with the "Briilsh Overseas Airways,"

Reg.

K.P.O. & G.P.O.

....Feb. 8, 10.00 am Ord........Feb., 8, 10.30 am.

The "Mountain of Lloyd, who pleaded gulity, said he erupted in January and March, Canton thought of had just moved into the house, and

Να 1017.

great destruction Was burning up old rubbish.

caused. "The Are had been going for

Masai Belief three days, and I rellglously put it

The Massal regard the mountain blessing as the holy source of all and benefits for the race. believed, were due to lowing cattle The 1917 rumblings, the Masal

which would come out from the

and mountain

make the tribes- wealthy. When the eruption, died down, tho "In other words, you are anti-Masai performed elaborate British," said Mr Fenton,

On what grounda? I knew you out each night. Unfortunately 3.60 s. had borrowed the money, I knew you that particular night some parafia .34.35 n. had lost the action and that instal-paper caught fre. .071⁄2 sa.ments had been refused by the "I used the torch to see my way

13.60 .plaintiff in that action. I also knew through the bushes,

7.95 n. the taxed costs in that action were) 3.95 . over $1,300 and I didn't think you

.98 n. were worth suing.

לי?

Army Service

am a member of the British Union of Fascists and the Link.

men

cero-

Lovel

goats they poured blood and milk

the sacred soil. The "Mountain of Gold" is very

traits and Calcutta

Parcels......Feb. 8, 10.30 a.m. Letters.....Feb. 8. 11.30 am. Manila, Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa via Cape Town

6.30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10

Canada, C. and S. Americh via San Francisco

Giving evidence on his own behalf, 18.30 s. Victor declared that Mr Evans had verbally agreed to defend his case

"I am pro-British. I would not monies at the foot of the mountain. if he could pay Counsel's fers, 314 5.

He have served 16 years in the Forces After a pligrimage with cattle and Shanghal, Japan, Honolulu, Usa,, 62 n. remembered distinctly hearing Mr if I wasn't," retorted Lloyd.

Evans say he would take up the ense .24% 0.

Police-Sergt. Bently said Lloyd on that basis. He was not disputing had been dismissed from the Army ..0.30

the present action because of the last April because .1.974 m.

of his political steep and difficult to climb, and the 404 n. money involved, but because it was views.

Magal have always refused to guido na matter of principle.

the "Pyramid .30% n.

China Lights (new) HIK, Electrics (old) $.. H.K. Electrica (new) $.. Marno Electries (old) $...17 Macao Electrics (new) $..184 n. Sandakan Lights S... 112 Telephones

(old) $... Telephones (new) S.

INDUSTRIALS

.25%.

Cross-examined by Mr Macnamara, claimed Lloyd, when he was fined. Beauty," as it is also known.

"I shall have to go to prison," ex- travellers to Victor agreed that after that action I have two children and a wife to was over, he came into some money keep." and could have afforded to pay the

costs. He declared that he did not

.10.20 n. know he still owed Mr d'Almada $50 Mr Gauss Returning

Cold: Mack. (Ord.), Sh. $1..30 .tors, Messrs d'Almada and Mason, Cald: Macg. (Pret), Sh. $..25 m Canton lees $,..

until he was Informed by his solici-

Coments H.K, Ropes 3.

STORES, &C. Theme From $.. Watsons $.... Lane Crawcordis $.. Sinceres $..... Wing On (H.K.) $. Powell Ltd. S....

COTTON MILLS

Ewo Sh. Sis

S'hal Cotton

Cashier Testifies

As Ambassador

.1 n. 1

Leung In-son, former cashier of the Lido Dance Hall, sald that he

.11.15

.7% 0. 2.15 n

.30 n. 1.00 n.

..203 n.

ocent."

And

TRAWLERS SUNK

of

sinking of two trawlers. Relonzo and miralty communique which adds that

LONDON, Feb. 4 (Reuter) —The

Luda Lady, is announced in an Ad-

there is no loss of Bro in the Luda. Lady.

G.P.O. & KP.O.

Reg

..........Feb. 10, 5 pm.

Ord.

.Feb. 11, 8.30 am, Tuesday, Feb. 11 Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South

Africa

.3.30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. -12 Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A., and Europe via "Pan Ame- rican Airways and Trans-Atianile Services,"

K.P.O.

..Feb. 12, 8.00 p.m. - ..Feb. 12, 5.30 p.m.

..Feb. 12, 7.00 p.m.

Ree, Ord.

G.P.O.

Reg.

Feb. 12, 5.00 p.m.

Ord.

Thursday, Feb. 13°

Parcels Letters

Formosa

Feb. 13, 10.30 am. ..Feb. 13. 11.30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 24

.9% 5.

Chungking, Feb, 4. lent Victor $200 about seven years It was offelally announced to-day .1020 n,ngo, when he accompanied defendant that the Chinese Government hal LONDON, Feb. 4 (Reuter)-On Canton to the offices of Mesars Johnson, Epproved Washington's plan to re- the recommendation of General 'Sir Stokes and Master. They raw Mr place the American Ambassador, Mr Archibald Wavell, Acting Brigadier Straits and Calculta. Evans

Victor placed the Nelson T. Johnson, by Mr Clarence A, R. Chater, of the Royal Marines, there and money on Mr Evans' desk. Witness E Couss, at present Minister to has been appointed a Companion of

0870 | Austrails heard Mr Evans say to defendant. General at Shanghai.

formerly Consul- the Order of the Bath. in recognition "Let me fight this case for you; I am

of his distinguished services in de- 50 n.sure to win, It I lose. I don't want request that he go to Australia as he

The move followed Mr. Johnson's fending British Somaliland. n" Witness understood the $200 wished to rejoin his family who are was for Counsel's

NEW DELHI, Feb. 4 (Reuter)~-- at present In America and cannot go The new C-in-C., India, General Delivering judgment, his Lordship to .95 11.

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