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H.K. RIFLE · LEAGUE.
PROPOSED NEW CIVILIAN
SHOOTING CLUB.
· GOVERNMENT'S OFFER
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KOWLOON UNION CHURCH.
HEALTH BUREAU.
FRESH CHARGE AGAINST LATE MANAGER.
Successor to Rev. J. H. ⠀
Johnston.
"CALL" FOR REV, F. SHORT.
A NEW PLEA. Twice acquitted on charges of Mr. R. M. Dyer přealded over the
of misappropriation annual meeting of the Hong Kong
alleged
and falsification of ac- Rifle League, held last night in the premises of the Hong Kong Foot- At a special meeting held, in money ball Association.
connection with the Kowloon counts, Kwok Chun-shing, former When the question of a Civilian Union Church yesterday, a vote manager of the local office of the Service Intelligence Health Shooting Club was brought up, It was taken to appoint a successor was intimated that the Government to the Rev. J. H. Johnston, who were sympathetic, and were pro- has decided to leave the Colony. Bureau, Wyndham Street, whose was referred back to the Mr. Johnston, who presided, case pared to grant a new rifle range in Waterloo Road, aubject to certain made it plain that he could not Magistracy by the Appeal Court! reservations.
see his way to re-consider his de-following his second discharge by The name of the Rev. Mr. R. H. Butters, who accepted a The accounts showed a balance cision. in hand of $232.10, and the report Frank Short had been brought autrefois acquit, stood his third was adopted on the proposal of the forward, and he would ask the trial before Mr. R. E. Lindsell Chairman, seconded by Mr. F. C. meeting to vote as to whether a yesterday afternoon.
"call" should be issued to him. Goodman,
With further reference to the proposed Shooting Club, a letter
The voting resulted in favour of the "call" by 22 papers to 11.
In answer to Mr. Lindsell at the outset, Mr. d'Almada indicated that he was prepared to abandon
was read from the Colonial Secret- Subsequently a secret ballot the plea of autrefois acquit and plea of "Not Guilty" to ary, in which it was stated that the was taken, on the motion of Mr. enter regulations should lay down & Brown that all the members of the charge. He pointed out to the clause that membership be not the congregation be circularised Magistrate that he would submit granted to those persons ellgible to obtain their vote as to whether that the complainant was estop- for the Volunteers or Police Re- they desired a "call" to be issued ped by section 17 (2) of the For-
gery Ordinance. serve, who had not joined either of to the Rev. Mr. Short. those organisations.
Nominal Rental.
This was carried, it being! Mr. Lindnsell: Surely that is a agreed that the committee had plea of in bar and should be Some discussion as to the site the power either to act upon the argued before any plea of "Not followed, it being Anally decided vote or to call another congrega: Guilty?" that a piece of ground beyond the tional meeting. Waterloo Road bridge, on the righti
side of the road, was the more suit- able. The Goverment had stated that the rental would be nominal.
Last year's committee, consisting
BOY'S 60-FOOT FALL.
ESCAPES WITH FRACTURED
LEFT LEG.
Mr. d'Almada: Then I will withdraw the plea of "Not Guilty" and plead in bar.
At this stage Mr. Lo asked if his friend was definitely prepared to forego the plea of autrefois Tacquit.
of Mr. R. M. Dyer (President); Mr.
Mr. d'Almada: I should raise F. Young (Hon. Secretary and Trea-
People who saw a 16-year-old that at the Sessions should your surer); and Messrs. E. R. Dovey, F. C. Goodman, T. Swan, D. Wal- Redhill schoolboy, Edward Daffern, Worship decide against me and miston, and A. W. Ritchie, were re-overbalance and fall 60ft. down the send the defendant to the Ses-
cliffe at Ovingdean Gap, nearsions... elected en bloc.
Lengthy argument on the inter- A vote of thanks to Mr: F: Young Brighton, recently, were surprised for his excellent services as Hon. to learn that, instead of being killed pretation of the Forgery Ordin- Secretary and Treasurer during the instantly, he received only a fracance. Section 17 (2), followed. The case was adjourned until past year, was carried unanimous-ture of the left leg.
Great difficulty was experienced in Monday afternoon. ly; and, after the members had made an appointment for looking reaching Daffern and taking him to over the proposed range, the meet-an ambulance. He was carried over ing dispersed.
the rocks for nearly two miles to Rottingdean, and then taken to Brighton Infirmary.
GAMBLING SPIRIT.
RAID ON A DEN IN KOWLOON.
ADVERTISING NEED
POSITION OF BRITISH TRADE IN SPAIN.
Carrying out a raid on 6 Can- ton Road, ground floor, which was
British trade with Spain is hold being utilised as a common gam- ing house, Detective-Sergeant ing its own fairly well against for W. G. Humphreys and a party of eign competitors, states the Com- detectives arrested fifteen men, mercial, Secretary at the British and brought them before Mr. Embassy in Madrid, in his report on H. R. Butters at the Kowloon sconomic conditions In Spain. Court this morning.
There is room for improvement, The first man, a shopkeeper, however, in the marketing of Brf was charged with being the keep tieh goods. "Large scale advertising er of the gambling den, and he is a very valuable method of bring pleaded guilty. The remaining ing home the merits of goods to the fourteen, with the exception of customer," states the report. two who absented themselves had
SHAUKWAN FIRE, EARLY MORNING CALL FOR BRIGADE.
DAMAGE NOT SERIOUS.
Two fire appliances, one belong- ing to the Wanchal Fire Station, and the other from Central, were sent out in the early hours of this morning, when at 3.38 .a.m. a report was received from Shau- Kiwan Police Station that a house was alight at Nam On Tong, Sai Wan Ho.
It was later established that a quantity of straw, stored in a shed at Haiphong Street, had caught The fireman, under the fire. supervision of Mr. Buckeridge, soon had the blaze in hand, and the "All Well" was reported in- side an hour, by which time the
their bail of $5 each estreated, ship ordered this, to be forfelted: admitted having played "pai kau.” The keeper was fined $50, engines had returned to their res- Sergeant Humphreys said that whilst the rest were relieved of vective stations. The damage is
not considered to be serious. $8.13 was picked up, and his Wor-$3 each.
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