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SEDITIOUS PAPERS
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Mr. J. M. Remedios entered a plea to be held on MONDAY, 14th Oc tober, 1920 (weather permitting) of guilty on behalf of Yu Wang, Race (23) in the remand case in which the be obtained at
and he, together with Fan Pui (20), Course, Hong Kong Club
who was not legally represented, Causeway Bay Stables.
Mr. T. S. charged before were Whyte-Smith at the Kowloon Magis tracy on Saturday, with beng in un- lawful passion of seditious litera- ture in Hunghom on September 7.
Entries CLOSE at 12 o'ebek Noon on MONDAY, 30th Septem- ber, 1929,
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Hong Kong, 17th Sept., 1929 THE HONG KONG BRANCH OF THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION
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TO LET
ed.
An additional charge was added against the second defendant, of being in possession of such pam- phlets with a view to persuading the people to do an act contrary to the maintenance of peace on the Colony. The first defendant pleaded guilty to the original charge.
Mr. Remedios asked his Worship
his
to
Fallon point- Worship that
KOWLOON COURT
CHINESE CHARGED WITH
HARBOURING CHILD.
BANISHEE'S RETURN
WOMAN DUPED
LOSES JEWELS TO CONFIDENCE TRICKSTERS
÷
WASTEPAPER FOR NOTES
For carrying a chicken by its After it had been given a rest wings, thus causing unnecessary for a couple of months, the time pain and suffering in Pei He Street, honoured
"banknote
confidence
a Chinese was fined $6, by Mr. T. trick hus again been successful- S. Whyte-Smith on Saturday.
ly played. As usual their pletim was a Chinese woman.
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Pleads Ignorance
According to report made to the Charges of harbouring a male Police by Tam Kee (36), a mar- child of seven, Kwan Kam-kwan ried woman living at No. 1, Whit- the son of Kwan Wai of 261, Temple field, at about 9 am, on Saturday,
on September she was Street, Faumati,
walking in Connaught- 19, were preferred against. Yu road Central
when she
Was ac- Leung-chun, a widow, and Tong costed by two men outside the Kua, a married woman, both resid- Empress Hotel. road. where the incident occurred, ing at the 3rd floor. of 513 Canton-
fendants pleaded ignorance of the
Both de
at the same Court.
case.
His Worship, on the request of remanded the case for one week, and fixed the hearing for October 3 at 2.15 p.m.
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Gardener Fined
A Chinese gardener was fined $5 with the alternative of a week's jail, with hard labour, for the theft of hammer, the property of a stone breaker at Wong Chuk Street.
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Unlawful Possession
.
they were strangers to the Colony, They represented to her that
and confided that they had a large having arrived the previous night,
bundle of Chinese banknotes which they wanted to change into not know their way about, would They did
the woman oblige by changing the money for them? They lived in the hotel and would wait for her in the lounge. They also pro- mised to give her a present for
Asked for Security
her trouble.
ing the Central and Junior British Cathedral Hall on MONDAY, Sep- for lenience in view of his client's Detective Inspector C. P. Fallon. Hong Kong currency.
age, 23, and added that it was his Schools at Chater Bungalow, Kow-tember 30, at 5.30 p.m.
All who are interested are in- first offence. He added that his lour.. Separate houses for girls and
client could not read Chinèse where- Also Kindergarten boys.
Marning vited to attend. School for chiktren too young to at-
The business of the meeting on his Worship remarked that he terd the Junior British School. Apply will be to resolve itself into a should have known that the papers Mrs. Jaffray, Chater Bungalow,
English Associa- contained seditious matter. Branch of the tion, to elect Officers and a Cem-.
Det.-Inspector mittee and to approve rules for ed out to the working of the Branch.
he objected a fine being
Tam Kee agreed to help the Those meaning to join the as- imposed, and sait
the that
strangers and the alleged bundle TO LET-Nine (9) Roomed Flat.sociation who would like to re- penalty was six or twelve months* Suitable for Mess or Private Board-ceive copies of the agenda and hard labour. He added that he had;
of notes, wrapped in a handker- ing House. Modern sanitation. Rent
Charged with the unlawful chief, changed hands. As she was very moderate Apply Box No. 620, notices of meetings, are asked to actually arrested the defendant him-
of the men went c/o "China Mail."
communicate with the undersign-self in the act of distributing the possession of four planks of wood leaving, one
reasonably suspected of pamphlets among the dock workers stolen and unable to give a satis-her
being after her and vay politely told that after all they were at noon in Dock Street on Septem-factory explanation to that effect, a strangera, and whilst he did not Chinese was fined $5, or in default. doubt her honesty, it would be His Worship remarked to the pro-seven days' hard labour.
better if she left something with secuting officer that he thought
them as security or their money. that sedition was under definition
To prove their honesty, the number B., that is, "encouraging
woman, parted with all the cash and enticing people to interfere with
she had on her person, $18, and the maintenance of law and order."
several pieces of jewellery, worth Secondly, it meant to "bring into
$85. So trusting was she that it contempt the Government of the
never occurred to her to examine Colony," but nothing to that effect
the contents of the parcel which had been done. What does your
the men had handed to her. client do Remedios?
No. occupation, but he is, I understand, a gardener in Kowloon City.
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Mr. Remedios:
Detective Inspector Fallon: Yes, but he has no brothers and sisters, just the family living there.
His Worship then made mention
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Stole for Hunger
That he wanted them to pawn it, and get some money for food was the excuse offered by Tong Stu- kuen (18) a foki of the Hing Lung Knitting Factory who was charged with the theft of five woollen pull overs valued at $17, in all, the pro- perty of the manager of the firm.
His Worship sentenced the de- fendant to two months imprison-
ment.
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Cycling Offence
When she did indo the hand- kerchief on arrival at the money changer's she found that the sup-
posed banknotes were nothing more valuable than waste paper. She immediately rushed back to A fine of $3 was imposed on a the Empress Hotel but could find Chinese cook for riding his hired no trace of the two strangers.
of the sentence, which he remarked bicycle without a properly lighted lamp in Woosung Street at 140 a.m. on Saturday. as two months.
Det. Inspector Fallon: That is a light sentence !
His Worship: I don't know that this is the worst type of case.
Later his Worship replied to the officer that he would consider the every 15 minutes until 1115 sentence and give on Thursday
morning.
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Divisional Inspector R. A. Marks
A plessing ceremony occurred during the Kowloon Fotball Cluve charity pointed out to his Worship that all Finally It dawned on Tam Kee concert on Saturday night when Mr. the restaurant workers hired that she had been fooled and she
G. A. Walker (President) presented a bicycles after two in the morning teck her trouble to
the Police, gold watch, suitably inscrited, to Mr. and rode
down Nathan lamenting bitterly and declaringer of the Club on behalf of Mr. K. S. up and
Austin Spary, a popular football play- Road. He added that the cycle that she did not dire face har hus- shops were opened all night, and band without her jewellery.
Mackintosh of the Canadian Pacific S.S. Co., whom he saved from drown that some steps should be taken
ing at Tain Wan on August 31.
in regard to it, as there has been
some correspondence in the mat-without a licence. ter.
Spary is a hero, and a modest one at that."
Mr. Walker added that the current Rowing on that particular evening where: the Tescue was effect- ed, was exceptionally strong, much so that one could hardly keep standing in the water knee-deep.
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The gold watch, which was in inside of the cover with these words:--- green velvet care, was inseribed on the
brave action in saving me from drown- "Presented to Austin Spary for his lng in Hong Kong on August 31, 1929,"
cheering from the large gathering, Mr Amid hearty applaate and prolonged Spary mounted the stage, where Mr. Walker handed the gift to him.
A Chinese was worried by a
In making the presentation Mr. Defendant, in answer to the Walker, in a shirt but comprehensive vicious-looking dog which barked at His Worship remarked that he charge, stated that the baskets of speech, made it clear to the audience him in an angry manner. Regarding the second defendant, did not mind them getting their re-lilly roots belonged to another that the presentation was not for Mr.
"Don't be afraid of him," said a Inspector Fallon said that the papers creation in in this case were entirely different
barking dog never bites"," from the Arst case. He was arrest ed in Dock Street carrying a parcel wrapped in green and when it was opened it was found to contain sedi- tious literature.
Defendant stated that he was
PRESENT, Past and Future wr-given this to carry while his friend derfully revealed through the went to buy cigarettes. He did not system of Meditation. (Yogasadhara) know what was in the parcel.
of the Great Yogi, Swani Premanin- He was remanded till Thursday dajee, the world famous Vedantist. also. Our House has remarkable references
from famous quarters
throughout
Inspecter Fallon remarked strong- India, Barma and Cesion and basly that the literature was not "pat- been known to the public for the list riotic" at all,
tions & shillings: Annual Life
ing (Monthly
detals 10 shillings; Complate
from
of the slogans.
Mr. Remedios:
ឌន the word
birth to death) 20 shillings. Poyable the paper were in British Post Orders only. Parti- culars required (Birth date, and dete Hong Kong Government at all, but
but for his bravery in saving the life to say, was not in the Colony, but in Manila on holiday.
that way, providing/hawker who left it next to him Spary's prowess on the football field, friend. "You know the proverb, 'a that they went in a quieter road while he ran away, and as he (de-of Mr. MacKinteth, whe, he regretted than the one mentioned.
fendant), was near by when the In- dian Constable arrested him!
Passing the above remark, his Worship fined the defendant $3.
Cane For Youth
A Chinese lad of 15 was ordered to receive eight strokes of the cane in Court on Saturday for the theft
of a pair of slippers from a street sleeper outside 19 Jordan Road. The complainant did not appear in Court!
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Schoolboy's Theft
"A lot of ingenuity in this" re- marked Inspector F. T. James on 12 years. Our charges are 6 quee-"outrageous" was mentioned in one was charged before Mr. T. S. Saturday when a Chinese school-bay
details) 5
Whyte-Smith with the theft of a It may result in
bicycle from
Kee Life Reading 10 shillings; Ex-another civil war! (Laughter).
the Cheung Whole Life Reading
Both admitted to his Worship that Bicycle shop at 5, Fife-street.
Inspector James, prosecuting, not against the
said that the defendant had hired the cycle from the complainant on
Within the next three hours be went to another shop and ordered the handle bars and the pedals to! be changed.- On doing so, the worker found that the bicycle was a hired one, as he recognised a mark on the handle shaft. He
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Informed them and the complainant
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Among the citations which com- Beating For Banishee prised the Lesson-Semen was the Charged with returning to the! following from the Bible: "And Colony before his banishment term great multitudes came unto him, had expired, Lau Chuen (27) plead- having with them those that were ed guilty,
Lame, blind, dumb, maimed, and Inspector James told his Worship many others, and cast them down at that the defendant was banished Jesus' feet and he healed them: in 1928 but returned in 1927, when Insomuch that the maltitude won he was sentenced and re-banished dered, when they saw the dumb to for a term of 10 years. speak, the maimed to be whole, the lame to walk, and the blind to ge; and they glorified the God of Isreal
Defendant stated that he had come down to his mother for gene money to and work..
(Matt. 15.80, 31) God of Isreal" His Worship passed sentence of The Lesson-Sermon also included eight months imprisonment with the following passages from the fendant to receive 15 strokes with hard labour and ordered the de- Christian Science textbook, "Science the birch, and if found unfit, an and Health with Key to the Scrip- extra two months jail was to be turas," by Mary Baker Eddy: "Our served. LAMMERT BROS. Master treated error through Mind.
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