'The Soviets' Claim to $40,000
Personally I feel it very advisble that he should be appointed Niquidator, but I must' leave that) matter for you to decide.
There is a further matter which must be considered by you, and that is, whether an application for the appointment of a committee inspection, to act with the liqi should be made to the Court; whom you wish to be members such committee. Personally I think it very necessary that these two things should be done by the creditors. present here to-day.
I shall now declare the meeting open.
After some discussion, the Official Receiver's suggestions were acted upon, and on the proposition of Mr. J. Cure, seconded by Mr. Lau In-er, Mr. Paterson was appointed Permanent liquidator.
'Mr. Yue Hung-tah proposed and Mr. Rodger seconded the api ment of the following as a committee of inspection: Messrs. Lat, In-er, Fong Hong, Yue Hung-tah, W, Chen' and S.C. Young. This' re: solution was carried unanimously, and concluded the business of the meeting.
AFTER filling a basket with silver. ware, ete. which he had removed from the second floor of the Deanery during the absence of Dean and Mrs. Symons on Saturday morning, a coolie was, noticed by the No. 1 boy and fan assistant servant coming down. stairs. Being a stranger, he was, naturally examined, and' told his questioners that he had been sent. by a riesha coolie to get the things. A policeman was called in and the man was taken to Central Station, Awarded Fermus of
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