Mail rendering of HTML behaving awkward

When ever I receive an HTML email at work in Mail, the rendering of the HTML does not complete in the preview box below the message list. Even if the whole message is 100% correct.
I have to scroll the preview down and then Mail completes the rendering of the blank blocks correctly.
Does anyone know anything about this or has anybody encountered it before?
I am using Tiger (10.4.11) on a Mac Mini (1.42GHz PPC G4) at work and Mail (2.1.3).

Hi, BDAqua
Yes, I looked at the source and everything is fine inside the code. When viewing the particular HTML email everything seems fine except for a few first moments Mail does not completely render the whole HTML email. It seems that all content that falls in a certain imaginary white block on the screen is not rendered until I scroll with the mouse so that that imaginary block is scrolled away, and not visible anymore. (I am viewing messages in the Preview area of Mail beneath the Inbox window)
As soon as I scroll back up, the imaginary block is gone and all elements of the HTML email are rendered properly.
This is very strange behaviour and not serious, except it just annoys me beyond belief.
Thanks BDAqua, this is not serious, I'll just accept it that the previous Mail is a bit behind.

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