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CHARGE AGAINST CHINESE HOTEL MANAGER

ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES

At the Central Magistracy yes- terday afternoon, Wong Ho-chuen, described as the manager of the Empress Hotel, was charged with having obtained the return of a pro- missory note for $4,000, said to have been signed by him, by false pre- tences.

ments:

It was alleged by the prosecution, conducted by Mr. D. L. Strellett, that the note was signed by the de- fendant in favour of a man named 1. Yik-yee. and the money was to have been repaid in December, 1928, but after collecting the first instalment, Li had considerable dif- hculty in securing further pay- Later Li went to Canton and entrusted the note to a personal friend with authority to receive any instalments, which the accused might pay. On May 16, it was el leged, LP's friend received $400 from accused, and on the pretext that he required the note for en dorsement, accused secured posses- aion of it. He took it out of the room and later returned without it Finally he disappeared, the Police were informed, and eventually ac cused was arrested on a warrant.

The case was adjourned until Fri- day afternoon.

Mr. M. K. Lo is for the defence.

WATER POACHERS

TAPPING FIRE HYDRANTS FOR SUPPLY

CASES IN COURT

In these days of water shortage,

QUEER OUTRAGE AT" HOME TO MOTHER”

CURACAO

FURTHER NEWS

DUTCH WAR VESSEL OFF TO

SCENE OF ACTION

HOSTAGES SENT BACK

WHO IS THE "KIT FAT" WIFE

WILLIAM PRESENTS

THE INEVITABLE TRIANGLE

of whom Two wives, both

him sought a declaration from that she, and not the other, was his kit fat wife, was the matri- monial difficulty which faced poultry dealer of the Sookumpoo A communique states that the Market, named Yeung Sam.

His domestic troubles were air- raiders at Willemstad numbered 500 and that one Sergeam-Major, aed in Mr. E. W. Hamilton's Court, Sergeant and a Corporal (described at the Central Magistracy yester- when one of the only by their initials) were killed day afternoon,

The Hague, Yesterday.

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by the bandits who pillaged the wives summoned him for mainten- armoury and compelled the Captain ance. This wife, Pang Tsat, who of a vessel at anchor to convey them was represented by Mr. A. E. to Venezuela.

Hall, said that she was 17 years

All the hostages were sent back. of age when she married defen- The Dutch naval vessel "Kor- dant in Heungshan last year. He tenear" will depart to the West then represented that he was un- indies to-morrow with a landing married, and the marriage cere-

force,

monies which were carried out on the occasion of their marriage were those usually employed when a man was taking a "kit fat."

When she came to Hong Kong, she found another

Query to the Government In the First Chamber, Hier Colyn will ask the Minister of the Colonies regarding the affair at Willemstad, inter alia: "Will the Government however, give an assurance to take measures wonian in the home. This woman of a permanent nature with a view was not slow in Impressing on the to preventing a repetition of events new comer that she was the "kil humiliating to our colonial fat." The last straw came when called out the authority and international reputa-the elder woman

other "Come here, concubine." tion?".

Then complainant "went home to mother."

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Government Blamed

Amsterdam. Yesterday.

When Mr. Hall suggested that The destroyer "Kortenaer" has left for Curacao with 40 marines & set of marriage documents in the possession of his client might aboard

The battleship "Hertog Hendrik," prove her claim to be "kit fat," is standing by to proceed if neces- Mr. E. S. C. Brooks, who appear- sary, but the Foreign Minister con- ed for the husband, said that the siders that the Willemstad incident other lady had a similar set of is merely one of "irresponsibles and documents, whereupon Mr. Hall putsch," and is unlikely to cause remarked: "Then he has commit- His Worship gave an adjourn

would ment, remarking that he like to have some assistance from village elders, on the customs of the district from which the parties originated.

mes palace is resorting to every conflict between Venezuela and Holted bigamy."

means and ways of getting a supply sufficient for their daily use. The law is often disregarded and not

land.

The newspapers blame the Gov ernment for inadequately protecting

a day passes where the Magistrate Curacao.-Reuter. is not called on to deal with such cases,

POLICE RESERVE

[Curacao is a West Indian island, in the Caribbean Sea, belonging to Yesterday several Chinese ap. the Dutch. It is situated to the peared before Mr. T. S. White- north of Venezuela and its capital Smith at the Kowloon Magistracy. la Willemstad. It has an area of They were all charged with illegally 212 square miles and a population | ORDERS FOR THE CURRENT tampering with street fire hydrants. of some 50,000.)

It was said that considerable dam- age was done to these hydrants and it had cost the Government no less! than $25 for repair work in each

tcase.

All the accused were fined $5 each.

QUEUE TROUBLES

There were also troubles among those whose unfortunate lot was to form the queue at street hydrants. An elderly woman was bound over in the sum of $50 and to pay a îne

of $10 for assaulting another girl

with a bucket.

Another case concerned a Chin-

atable.

Earlier News

Willemstad, Yesterday. The Governor of Curacao and the Garrison Commander have Te turned, unharmed, in the United States steamer "Maramibo" which the invaders seized on the water front.

The raiders, who are reported to have been commanded by Gen- eral Urbina, eventually left and landed on the Venezelan coast

north of Lavela.

WEEK

The following orders have been issued by Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Acting Captain Superintendent of Police:--

Chinese Company Squad Drill. All recruits of the Chinese Company will attend at the Company's Headquarters to-day at 5.30 p.m. sharp for squad drill under L/Sergeant R43 Te'o Chi-on. Dress-Mufti.

Signalling. The Signalling attend at the Com- pany's Headquarters for practice attempt to overpower them.--Reu-n Morse and Semaphore under Ow Yeung Kin-

at 5.30 p.m.

Some Police were killed and Squad will others wounded here during an

ter's American Service.

R15 Cr. Sergt.

[A cable published yesterday stat-heng to-morrow ese alleged to have assaulted a con-jad: A band of alleget Venezuelan sharp. Any other members of the The case was dismissed, Nationalists have, it is reported, seiz- Chinese Company wishing to join the Magistrate holding the viewed the water front of the Dutch this Squad are requested to send

They Colonial city of Willemstad. that the constable did not exercise killed several of the Police and car-

their names in to Cr. Sergt. R15. sufficient tact and discretion in cop ried off the Governor, Dr. N. J. L.

Indian Company ing with such situation.

Brantjes, and commander of troops, Parade. All ranks of the In- also several soldiess, and put out to dian Company are reminded of the sea]

When two goods trains collided at the points near Ilkeston, Derby- shire, the guard of one was slightly injured.

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Bedworth Roman Catholic Church (Warwickshire) has purchased an old brewery for a meeting-place.

were

Parade to be held at Police Head- quarters to-day at 3.30 p.m. sharp. Flying Squad

Many special constables

The fortnightly patrol of the sworn in as members of the City Kowloon Section will take place of London Police Reserve by Alder man Sir Charles Wakefield and Mr. Isidore Jacobs at Guildhall.

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Sharpshooters' Company Strength. Constable R441 Ho. Wing-tsan is permitted to resign under the conditions of Section 19 of the Hong Kong Follco Reserve Ordinance 1927 with effect from June 1.

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Constable R418 W. J. B. Fletcher has been granted 10 months' leave of absence from the Colony as from June 5.

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