Two Applications Granted at Supreme Court Two applications for admission to practice in H. M, Supreme Court were granted on Monday, Nov. 37, by Judge P. Grant Jones, the applicant being Mr. Alfred Mavi yurdes Sorres and Mr. Ri James Price. greatly added to before the raffle takes place, tickets for which jean be had from all' members of the Club at $1 each, 7
Dr, Mei, in addressing the members, said' that they always. looked forward to their annual' visit to the hospital, as it was one of the main charitable organisations, th which the Club was interested, The directors were now going into the Question of a hospital for poor led children. "Dr. New "has, donated three mow of land. adjoin ing the main hospital and" they hoped to raise $50,000, of whick announcements," would be made later. Tt would be quite separate from' the main hospital, Progress of Hospital De, W.8. Nev, in cling hin ape il Net, Regarding the first applicant, Mr. A. G, Mossop, the Crown Advocate, Mr. ""Sorres was a member the Bar of England, having been called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple on JJune 27, 1930, On June 26, aroma so a arena ann es speaking of the pro-[gress of the hospital, he said that oes toro ar ride perso so aman, 2981, he was ad ited" to practice [firth annns report. The total barrister in the Colony of Hongkong.
On May 28, 1983, he admitted to practice advocate and solicitor in the Straits Settlements.
Mr. Price hax admitted jsolictor un December 1, 1928. He had been admitted as a selictar lof the Supreme Court of Great Britain in 1928. From December, 1828, to June, 1992, he was in prac: tice in' Penang. On October 1 he was admitted ax an advocate and solicitor, From September 1932 to August 1983, he practiced at Pembrokeshire, He iberi became assistant, solicitor to the Brit'sh-American Tobacco Ca. fee arity "eta, [sixth year has fully justified itself tnt From the financial report it will oan ME ho one unate cb gen "an mth at Rains sue Seah ni, tes a See Re ate the application, Sudge "T have much ing you to prac-of this bar, and was in the same Society to. which T have the honour of belonging. I wish" you every Your brother was a member success.'
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