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the matter. The Aerial Navigation Act is now law, and it is pleasing to note that it does not err on the side of leniency, for. in such a matter over-stringency is a virtue rather than the reverse. We have already commented upon this necessary and useful piece of legis lation, and again refer to it in cou- nection with the new Rules and Regulations just issued, Reuter Garrick Mixture, Ardath & State Express Mixtare, informs us, by Mr. McKenna, the
etc.,
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NEWS OF THE DAY,
R.. Destroyers “Fame," "Whit ing," Viagri"»Jaros," and Torpedo Boats 035 and 698 returned po harbour this morning after the manouvres,
Before Me Hazuland at the Police Court, yonborday, & Chiness was fined 7 or 14 day's for thoing to unlawful
possession of anger ab Wost Point.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Before Mr. Melbquano at the Magis", tracy yesterday, a tram: conductor was charged by a Chinese woman with steal ing two sovereigns which bocama de
ached from her bangle after she had faller from a team-car which was going to the rues couro Mr. Melbourne dis. after hearing the missed. the
ovidence.
ense
THURSDAY, MARCH 6 1913
ORIMINAL SESSIONS.
.L
THE LI FAMILY APPEAL.
Judgment Delivered To-day.
AFFRAL BIHMISEND WITH COATS..
The Criminal. Sessions, which were adjourned on Wednesday to allow of the hearing of soms motions in the Full
This morning in the Full Qourt of Apporg Court were resist this morning before judgment was delivered in the appaat the Chief Justice, Sir William Rees recently heard by Sir Havilland de Saus- maron, Sir William Rees Davies and Mr. Tavies, K.G.
The Arm sharge board was one of yang Justice Gomperta from a judgment of the robbery with vicienee at Tai Flang village Chief Justice in the Original Jurisdiction on January 13 preferred against two men, other muters connected with the wall- casa concerning the family agreement and
Extensive matures, attacking and A Chinese aged 24 years has been found on the billside of fan Keng Ufunding the strategic points of the Hanghai, wandering about in an unsound Colony, have been under way during the Lung, Choung and Wong Fu. Prisoners known Li Family of Hongkong. Their past two days. Yesterday a spirited at pleaded not guilty. They were unpreLordships uphold the decision of the court state of mind. Ha má taken to hospital.
tack was in evidence on the Lyeman and sanked, the Crown Solicitor; Mr. J. H.below, dismissing the appeal with costs. Pottinger Forts from the hills to the Kaap, conluating the prosecution. north. To an outsider approaching from the sea it looked very rent to soo the spurs of smoke putting forth from the mountain tops, and to hear the faint roar of the guns and the answering roar of the 0.2's from Pottinger Fort.
At the Magistrsay yesterdayibofura Ms. aceland a man was charged by Inspector McDonald with sterling bernors from lamps in Connaught Road. Ho ̈was 3D-
toaced to four months imprisement and four hours' stocks.
At the Magistraes yesterday before Mr. Hazeland, Sarga Adlington charged Chireas with assaulting a roman at No. 7.
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(Pathé Gazette) The Adventures of Dick and The Timid Lovers. Max Convalescent The Luxembourg Gardens.
aned 810 or one month and was bound over for twelve months to keep the peace.
At the Magistracy yesterday bofors Mr. Hazeland a Chinese was charged by Sergt.
craft from abroad" and "defining the areas for landing"; also-which ia more important-pointing ont, in accordance with the Act, that "it is permissible for officers to fire at foreign aircraft contravening any of the said clauses of the Act" It mayor 11 days' was imposed. Bp.m.-Y.M.C.A. Minstrel Troupe at therefore be safely concluded that the
Tentre Royal.
MEMOS. FOR" TO-MORROW.
Annual Flower Show.
General Memoranda.
British Isles are not likely to have many more surreptitious visits from audacious aviators. Aeroplanes or any kind of airshipa "may not enter Ireland," the Act states, and can
part in the
p.m. First re-appearuce of the Court only enter Scotland at a remote
SATURDAY, March 8:-
Hongkong Hotel Meeting.
Cards,
SENDAY. March 9 :—
North East. Tho total prohibition in regard to
Ogg with a multing another Chinese with an iron chisel at Wanchai The defendant sileged that the other man not only s ole
hía chisul, but struck him dret. A fine of
A man named Leung Kwong Fuk, god 30 years, a fisherman, was admitted to the Ho Miu Ling Hospital on Monday suffering from injuries received whilst dahing with" dynamite at Deep Bay, in Chinese waters, and died the following day.
Charles Ward Stuart, master.
Fisher.
The Presiding Judge, Sir Havilland de Saumarez, in his written judgment, which The following gontlemen were sworn was very lengthy, said the case was qua in on the jury: Mesar. W. D. Bell (one which farts only wars in dispute. The man), F. Astroom. E. F. Aucolé, A. ¦ matter arose out of family difficulties dating Mofurk Smith, G. H. Banning, G. II. far back as 1904. In that year the Met. Bassing, D. K. Blair and T. J. Lung Bank, family concern, was is difficulties, sad early in 1905 an agreemand The following candidates have been acceful in
Before the asso was proceeded with tbo these dificulties would be surmanated. wie come to by which it was hoped that their Board of Trade Examinations during the past month Chief Justice expressed to the jury hat. They were not, and consequently the pay
regret that owing to the present pressurements alleged to have been made by the of business in the Courts they had been late Li Chak Chỉ, who was rot personally kept waiting some time for the osse to interested in the bank, were unencositul in attaining the end for which they were' be called on.
made. The plain'iff; who was the personal The Crowa Solicitor informed the representative of Là Chak Chi, alleged in Court that at 6.30 on the evening of the alternative that he advanced money January 15 six men entered a house in against a borrowing note deposited with hint. Tai Hang village. Two of them who had by the defendants-and-that he paid-thle revolvers entered a ground floor cubicle money, some 84,000, na dühalf of and at the of a house and threatened a man when request of defendants. The defendants danied the request on that the money was
George Ainger Gordon'Chayne, 1st class engineer..
John Joseph Brooks, 2nd class engineer. Robert Winterson, 2nd class engineer. John Duncan Macintyro, 2nd class engineer.
Adel? Knobloch, river mate. William Robert Sutton, river master. Walter Louis Martynoni, 1st class ergineer.
Thomas Hankins, 2nd class engineer. Willam George Belton, 1st mate,
Wam Christopher McCracken. 2nd they found there. The others went up. I paid, or paid, on their behalf, and they ask
class engineer.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
stairs, where they tied up and tried to
gug a maid-servant and stole two rings up a family agreement which, according to valued at $170. The servant raised the them, contained conditions which worn not alarm and the man ran from the house fulfilled, that the plaintiff knowing of the and scattered. The two prisoners were non-fulfilment of the terms and conditions caught they were running from the of this agreement stil! paid the money. house just after the alarm was raised. if it were paid at all, a da cannot recover; In addition to this fact against them they also pleaded a revocation of promise there was also against the first prisoner pay. the further piece of evidence that in his
The Puiano Judge. Mr. Jantice Gompertz,
constable who arrested him, had next Kwong Yes Wo payment must be die- muring another gag and a knife were allowed for want of sufficient proof and found at his residence. The other man also that the appeal must be dismissed made an incriminating statement when with costs. charged, and pepper was found in bis His Lordship the Chief Justice in his possession. As was well known this won judgment said he was of the same opinion often used by robbers to blind their vice the providing judge. It was annesen tima.
Field Day for H.K. Volunteer Reserves.freland may, in view of the long way North on her last trip under the Grand National on seventeen, nccnsions, pocket a gug was found by the Indian agreed with the prosiding judgo that the
MONDAY. March 10:-
continued ferment in that fair country, 3 p.m.-Sale of Crown Land at P.W.D.
possibly appear to the, perfervid Wednesday, March 12%
Son of Erin as another injustice to Noon-Hengkong Fire Insurance Co.'sould Ireland," but there can be no
Meeting.
SATURDAY, March 15 --
doubt that it is safer to run the risk
Nuo Hongkong Rope Manufacturing of our Irish friends' wrath than to give
Co.'s Meeting.
MONDAY, March 17 ---
St. Patrick's Day.
Noon-Hongkong and Whampoa Dock
Cr,' Menting,
5.30 p.m.-Organ Recital at St. John's
Cathedral.
Tuesday, March 18 :---
Criminal Sessions.
THURSDAY, March 20:--
The D.I.S.N. Co.'s steamer Waroengs which arrived here on Tuesday has been sold to the Japanese and is now on her
British fig. The Waroonga is 1,609) tons net reg, and was built in 1882 by Messrs. A. and J. Inglis of Glasgow.
The local agent of the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line, states:-We are in receipt them the opportunity of (in a weak of advice from our Yokohams Office to the monent) attempting to "get even" effect that they had received a wireless merange from the Commander of the with the Saseanach by helping, directlympres of India," 880 miles out, or indirectly, those who wish to hinder | sporting " All Well" and that he expected the United Kingdom, Prevention is to arrive at Yokohama on Friday, March better than cure; and after all, this 7th, at 2 p.. doubtless means nothing more than a policy put into force after mature
Nooo-China Fire Insurance Co. Meet. consideration had been given to it.
ing.
FRIDAY, March 21:-
Good Friday. General Holiday, 9.15 p.m. Selections from Handel's
With regard to England, three places in the East and four in the South coasts are the areas where aircraft may (after complying with certain stipulations) land. No fewer than Total Eclipse of the Moon: Middle of fifty areas are mentioned as being * Eclipsa Th 57. 9m. pin.
Messin' in St. John's Cathedral.
|Saturday, March 22:-
SUNDAY, March 23:--
Easter Day.
MONDAY, Marke 94-
Easter Monday: Bank Holiday.
SATURDAY, March 29 :- Hongkong Regatta.
MONDAT, March 31-
Prince Henry's birthday (1900).
The China Mad
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1913.
GREAT BRITAIN AND AIRCRAFT.
"prohibited," these, of course, in cluding dockyards, wireless stations, arsenals, railway stations used for the transportation of troops. Certain lund marks near fortresses and military works are also among the specially guarded areas; and it is further stated that any aircraft entering the country "will not be permitted to carry cameras, homing pigeons, firearms or wireless apparatua."
The Management of the Kowloon Canton Railway are to-day advertising an accelerated and additions express train service between Kowloon and Canton. It will now to possible to leave Hongkong in the morning, spend a few hours at Canton' and return again the same evening. The new arrangement should prove popular particularly as reduced fares are offered.
The exxfer of Chinese comigrants to the Straite after the New Year has set in with full forec, over 5,000 having de parted in three steuners since the 1st of this math. In favour of the face that the Chinese New Year made less difference than in past year, a record emigration for February (which is gener. ally small) was established this year, more leaving than in any previous Feb;
ruary.
The Kwantung Government has now under contemplation, says the "Manchuria Daily News," the construction of a fog signal on South Sanshsatau faland, and
about to leave for Canton, and had some
الان
The late Mr. Thomas Packernell, of King's Heath, Worcestershire, for many years the leading amateur steeplechase rider, riding as "Mr. Thoma" in the
winning in 1880 on Anstis, in 1871 on The Lamb, and in 1870 on Pathfinder, who was aged >erenty-eight, left estate valued for probate at £244.
The Rov. Fr. D. Arvat, who has been for many years engaged in mission work is China, in accompanying the Rev. Fr. Spada to Italy on the 13th. iust. Fr. Arrat has been recommended to leave the East for ressens of health, and will take with him the good wishes of the Catholics of Hong kong for his speedy recovery. He was the founder of the Ladies Library at the Mission House,
"
ESCAPED PRISONER RE- ARRESTED.
after kosring the evidence of the wit- resses the jury found the prisoners guilty and they were sentenend to seven years imprisonment. They were also ordered to received fifteen lashes of the “cat."
CHARGE OF HIDNAPPING.
Cheung Sui Wong, a young man, was priscented by the Crown Solicitor before the same jury for child-stealing.
The case for the prosecution was that on December 14 the child in question dis. appeared from his mother's house at Yau- Before Mr. Melbourne, at the Magistracy math at 7.30 am. The ad was found to-day, application was made by the Hong- at 3 o'clock the same day in the e.. rong police on behalf of Mr. R. G. Me. Su Tai while she was near Macao" by Ewes for the extradition papers to be put painter on the ship, who being aus- in order for the handing over from the Ficions, questioned him and the man in Meco authorities of Ws Hon, alia Wang claimed the boy as a relation and tried who charge the child ways. Prisoner Kamalia Li Chan, win was arrested on to prevent his answering the questions Sept. 4th, 1919, on a charge of breaking into the house of Mr. McEwen, Beacons. Put him. The painter book prisoner to field Arcade. The defendant exped from the purser of the ship, who detained him, police custody whilst he was in hospital on and later he was extradited from Macas. Sept. 6th. He was re-arrested. at Macao by the Chief Chinese Detective of the Macao police.
'Detective Sergt. Watt had charged the man with returning from banishment.
The application was granted by Mr. 34-lbouran,
Inspector Watt is in charge of the case.
THE MARINE COURT.
Prisoner was found guilty and ACD- tenced to five years' imprisonment and ordered fourteen strokes of the birch.
BOEREST AT LYEE-MUN.
sary for him to recapitulate the reasons which guided him, as they were fully slatad in the Corut bokov. He thought it right to way, however, in regard to proof of pay. meat in which te found difficulty that the Arguments now addressed no' that part of the case bad removed the difficulty alluded to and had confirmed in his mind the views which he then arrived at. He sgroed also the Kwong Tea Wo's claim should be dis- allowed
FATSHAN ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.
Contract Stoured by Local Fizzz.
Triumph for British Engineers.
There have been many evidences sizes the inauguration of the new regime that
China is preparing to adopt msay of the conveniences at the Western civilisation.
The Fatahan installation, which is
One of the latest moves in this direction is the formation of a company to under take the supply of electrical lighting and Canton, and it is satisfactory to know motive power to the city of Fatehan, near
that the principal contract in connections. with the installation has been socured by A young man of the coolie class named local British firm, the General Electrfa. Ip Ki Loi was indicted for the commis- Company of China, Ltd. The success of sion of an armed robbery, with others aos the firm, who in tendering for the gener in custody, at Lyes-mun village on Feb.ating plant had to compete against many 4, and also for receiving stolen goods, foreign companies, is the more satis the proceeds of the robbery.
factory in that all the machinery will be The following jury was empanelled: of British manufacturo as it will come At the Marine Court to-day before Com. Messrs. E. J. de Figourido, E. D. Zac from the well-known engineer ng works mander Bail Taylor. R.N., the masters of kay C. 31. Castro, S. M. Levy. R. W. of the General Electric Company of Finge the steam launches Trikoo Shun O and Bristow, C. 11. Wilem and J. A. Young-land, Ltd., which is really the parent Kwong Les were summoned by F. stated that at 12.00 nm. on February.4
The Crown Solicitor, who prosecuted. company of the local concern. Evans for remaining alongside Observation prisoner and another man entered the being undertaken for a Chiness company Place in such a manner as to prevent free house of s quarry man at Lyce-mun registered under the name of the Fat- Access of other vessels at 1.30 p.m. on village, pressed down the householder, shan Electric Light and Power Co., will March 1st., they not being engaged in tied him up and then proceeded to ran be thoroughly up to date in every way, taking or landing passengers or cargo. The sack the houso, taking away cash and and ample provision is being made to defendants were fined 910 or one month goods. Prisoner was known to the house enable the demands of the future to be cach,
holder and had been for about ten years. met. The generating plant which the Abostwoman was fined $10 or one The prosecutor went across the channel General Electric Co. of Chins will izstad month for carrying 11 pasongors in excess to Shaukisan police station, but as the will consist of three phase high-tension of the number allowed by licence.
robbery was committed in the Kowloon electric generators of an overload caps preed upon a boatman and bostwoman This was fortunate for him for on the oil enginee. The current will be trans- 83 or 14 days each was the pensity im. City police district he was.spt there. city of about 200 k.m., driven by onde who were charged by P. C. Mows with road at Kowloon he met the prisoner famed down to, suluble working rur failing to exhibit the regulation lights on with a bag. When prisoner saw him hand in the town and will probably be their boate while under way in the harbour ran away, but caught with the distributed by means of low tension over- yesterday,
assistance of another mian and taken to head wires, though this is a point which Yaumati police station. Prisoner stated has set to be definitely decided, as the that he found the bag, which contained contract for wiring and fitting has not stoica articles, on the roadway, bus heyet been placed. omitted to account for other stolen arti ales which were found in his pocket.
Prosecutor, who said he owned a stone quarry, stated in the course of his svi dence that prisorse threatened to poke him to death with a pointed banboo
The plant is expected to arrive at the pole, which was produced in Court.
end of July, and should be ready for Prisoner, who said nothing in his de- starting up by the end of the present. faster, was found guilty upon both counts, year. and was sentenced to four years hard it is interesting to note that in con labour and ordered ten strokes of the sequence of the low-lying nature of the catu--
district which renders it very suscep tible to flonda, it has been found neoes- sary to raise the site of the generating station above the water level. The in-
It is therefore clear that the Act is comprehensive and if it may at pre-lighthouses and fog signals on Ento Jaland The proposed sent be considered, by those not over and Encounter Rock, conspicuous for goodwill towards the undertakings will be put in hand from the next fiscal year. The wark on Sanshaatso British, as somewhat premature, it Taixad is expected to require five months, will certainly tend to alleviate the that on Ento Island year, and the very just apprehensions which many on Encounter Rock two years. people had good reason to entertain.
In connection with the robbery at 3, THAT Great Britain is in earnest in There can be no doubt that the time, Coronation Terrace, Caine Road, on Sun her intentions regarding aviators who predicted long ago-(in fiction, strange day morning, Lance-Sergt. Wills brought a man before 3ir. Hazeland at the Magis- may land or seek to land on her to say, more often than in fact) has tracy yesterday and charged him with shores is amply evident in the Rules come when aircraft is certain to play complicity in the affair. The accused and Regulations which have just been a tremendous part in any kind of was arrested on the train as he was set forth; and that she has good warfare that may arise between of the jewellery which was stolen in his reason for making them no less European nations; and that being the possession. The man, who pleaded guilty stringent than they are was made case the British nation would not give to robbery, but not to violence, we
formally remanded for a week. plain by the anden manner in which much evidence of that solid, practical, the Aorial Navigation Bill was good sense for which they are brought forward and passed through conspicuous were they not to be fully the House of Commons with so mach prepared for any and all likely emer rapidity. There was certainly plenty gencies that doubtless might easily of justification for the action, even if arise in consequence of the advent of common prudence, without any un-aircraft. The Aerial Navigation Act man not in custody arranged the kidnap- usual spur, hnd not suggested ancha and the powers it confers and the ping of the boy. He was taken to Pak line of action. It is now quite clear manner in which those powers are She and sold to a woman for $40, but that Parliament did not share the being used indicate that the British | back here.
was found by the Canton police and sent doubts expressed in some quarters in this, as in other things, prefer to regarding the nocturnal visits of the take no risks, and are, in consequence, constructed by the Shanghai Dock Coat aircraft over certain parts of the fully prepared for nocturnal or any Pootung for the Blue Fennel Company at British Isles, and doubtless they had other kind of surreptitious visits to Harkow was launched from the alipa Patade at Volunteer Headquarters. Drs. good reason for their belief, as, no their shores.
February 24 and moored at the Old Dock Baoy: The bulk, which is the first craft to be constracted locally on the Isherwood system, Is of the following dimensions Eength 364f6, breadth 45 and depth,
1,550 togs Keidweight on a deft uf 101t.
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matter what good grounds there may
at one time have appeared to be for
entertaining doubts on the subject, it
Harry.
Miss CECILE STEPHANO
Angus MacDonald.
Five sfascioza, the Shenzking, Fang.
At the Magistracy 'yesterday beloro Mr. Hazeland, three Chinese, one of solicitor, were charged by Sergt. Browne who was defended by Mr. Goldring,
with kidnapping a bay from Yaumati.
Sergt. Browne said that on January 18th the three defendante and another'
The steel pontoon hulk that is being.
HONGKONG VOLUNTEER
RESERVES.
REYLE KÄETI"},"
A prize meeting will be held at Blogs Park Range on Easter Monday the 24th instant. Only members who have com pleted Musketry and Drills will be allowed to compete. Programme of events will be issued Interne ANNUAL INSPECTION."
The Annual Inspection will be held on Thursday the 27th March at 5.30 p.m.
The local company is supplying s switchboard of fourteen panels for die tributing the current to the various parts of the town, and it is so designed as to be suitable for future extensions.
is now only too certain that fact and tim, Kingeing, Anping, and Hainchi left malted, 12it and is constructed to take (b) Asleep on the Doop. not fiction was the basis of most if.Shanghai for Tientsia vid Cheloo ghe in the largest pontoon halk that has Headquarters'nt 9.30a.m. The President member of the Imperial Merchant Service opute in the electrical world.
Miss VIOLET BONETTA
The Old Town.
not all of the alarming stories
Taiform with Rifles. Every member in THE ILL-FATED EXPEDITION order to be elicient must be present at the
stallation will be carried out under the Inspection or obtain exemption from the
The Secretary of the Imperial Merchsof supervision of en engineer appointed by President.
Servicw Guild writes:-One of the leading the Faishan Company, who are to be om- FIELD VAT
members of Captain Scott's Expedition is gratulated upon having placed the macht- Sunday March th Fall in at Volunteer Lieut. W. M. Bross, HF, R., prominent pety contract with s fur of such high
February 22 in anticipation of bud opening far been constructed in Chha, és that every member who can possibly Geild, who, as Chief Officer in the Pand
REAL MERIT WINE, - proceed with the Expedition in May 1910. through traffic that in being escried by the Therefore the Government had no iental-Pukor Railway, all the steamer
Apprroisted the man! mëris of Chame alternative but to introduce legis. were fled to their utmost capacity. Da
GROUP CÁN HE RREVENTED.
The Annual Dinner and presentation of As Mr Brocs has not been mentioned teeter was sime when pepla lation dealing with the evil at the that day the river was reported free of ice Waruh appaura Chara berlain's Cough garb odontode to the peons at him from the South Pole, it is dreamed Have been care
prizes will be held at Volunteer Head connection with the and fate of Captain berlin's Cough Remedy inre than now. WHEN on a son as the soupy queries on Saturday the 29th, Instant Bontt and those who were returning with Thirishown by the fecrease in sales and voluntary testimonials from persons who as far as Hainho sud on February 25 it Remedy will ward off an attack of group requested to forward their names to the this to faalre and well but, the tragedy childeum are earliest possible moment, and they clear to Tientsin, the first steamers and prevent all danges and cause of an-Posretary to ether ith the tames of any are to be congratulated on the airing on that date-0.8. and Exiety. Thousands of mothers use it sur
idity with which they set about Gazette,”
(b) She forgot to bring him back regarding the visits referred to, of the port. In spite of the amount of and E. Gazulfe."
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