Himalayan Times (1953)

January 11, 1953

Iftimalnnait tLimca

Nine

NOTICE

SINGTOM TEA COMPANY
(1946) LTD.

Rpgisttrei Office —12, Netaji Subhas Road,
CALCUTTA-1

NOTICE '8 ...hereby given for
the information of Shareholders and
Public that in the Sixth Annual Gene-
ral Meeting of the Shareholders cf the
Company,: held on. 30 1219-»2 at the
Registered Office, the following amonest
other resolutions have been parsed by
Overwhelming Votes': —

(i) No confidence motion, parsed ah I
all Powers Cancelled against■ Controlling,
Directors - Sri Gvaniram and '*0hanoolal
Chirimar and others from immediate off et

(ii) Managing Agency Cancel,Dd., •

(iii) New Board of Djrectors. elected
consisting of the undermentioned Share-
holders and Powers vested in them for
entire Control with immediate effect:—

1 Sri R. N. Agarwala

2. Dr. S. B Dutta.

3. Sri B. X. Mallick.

Any dealings and transactions if done
with or by the old Board of Directors
and or Gcenka and Co. will illegal and
will have no bearing with this Cum pay.

All communications to be addressed
to Sri R. N. Agarwala, Director of the
Company. Nehru Road, Darjeeling or
ri K. K. Sanyal, Officer-in-charge of the
Company at 12, Netaji Subhas Road,
Calcutta—1.

By Order of the Shareholders.

. E, NEWTON,

Date 30-12-52. Chairman of the Me-ting

GOItl D15SHRT CA.MKLS FOR
TIRFT

Kalim'pong, Jan, 8
The Chinese authorities in Tibet
have brought in 2 000 camels from the
Gobi Desert ta help easy the transport
posit on in the country, mules and yaks
alone having failed to meet -the demands
of the 20,000 strong Chinese Army now'
in Tibet, according to a report from
Lha-.a. * • ■ ' '

The reports Jidda that the camels
are proving . v ery useful to. the: Chinese,
b* &t\ ti»e they are capable of,carrying
loads, of about.seven maiinds.' .It further-
states that, an epidemic among^ yaks has
'.broken: out- thiougliput Tibet;

RATION SHOPS
To enable all card holders and
. appo nted retailers to lake, part in the
ensuing Bye-Election, all Food Ration
Shops will remain closed on 18th January.
1953

Card holders due to draw their rations
on that day may draw on any other
day df that week except Saturday,
says a notification issu'd by the Town
Rationing Officer, Kalimpong.

NVFST BENGAL PUBLIC
HOLIDAYS. FOR 19oI3

The West 'Bengal Government have
declared the following days to be public
holidays in 1953 .—

New Year’s Day—Jan. 1, Sree
Panchami—Jan. 20, Birthday of Netaji—
Jan. 23, Republic Day—Jan. 26, Dol
Jatra—Feb. 28, Easter Saturday—April
4, Half-yearly closing of Banks Accounts —
June 30, Independence Day—Aug. 15,
ld-uz Zuha—Aug. 21. Janmastami—Aug.
31. Mahatma Gandhi’s. Birthday—Oct. 2,
Mahalaya—Oct. 7, Durga Puja—Oct 15,
16 and 17, Lakshmi Puja—Oct. 22 and
23, Kali Puja— Nov. 5, Yearly closing
of Banks’ Accounts—Dec. 31.