MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1933.
BOY KILLED BY YAUMATI BUS Ran Out Into Road.
WOMEN HURT JUMPING OFF MOVING TRAM CAR
Tang Sum, a licensed motor driver, was driving motor bus No.) 148, along Reclamation Street, Yau-
S.W.B. SPORTS
TROPHY STOLEN
BY PRIVATE Soldier Gaoled For Series Of Thefts.
THREE CONVICTIONS EARN
6 WEEKS' SENTENCE
THE CHINA MA
RECEPTION AT CLUB To-Day's Short Story.
LUSITANO
Governor Of Macao Honoured.
SIR ROBERT HO TUNG RECEIVES DECORATION
A reception was held at the Club
Lusitano on Saturday night, in}. ""The most serious of these of honour of His Excellency the mati, at 5.16 p.m., yesterday, when, fences is the theft from Mr. Fer-Governor of Macao (Lt. Col. A. Ber- near Public Square Street, a Chin-
WAS
THE TEMPT AT ION
OFFWEL HARRINGAY
By H. G.
Wells.
is quite impossible to say made of blue holland with the roll- whether this thing reallyers at the bottom of the window, no that you pull them down to get more nandes de Miranda), on the occa-happened. It depends entirely light. He gathered his palette, ese boy, The Shu Kum, 3 years of mander's house and I regard the son of his official visit to Hons on the word of R. M. Harringay, brushes and mahl stick from his
table. Then he turned to the pic) age, suddenly ran out into the road-theft of the silver cup from Cpl. E. Kong..
Sir Robert Ho Tung was decorat- who is an artist. way from the pavement and
Jones as distinctly unsporting" ed by His Excellency, with the Following his version of the ture and put a speck of brown in the corner of the mouth; and shift- struck by the bus.
The boy sustained injuries to the said Mr. W. Schofield this morning Grand Officership of the Order of affair, the narrative deposes thated his attention thence to the pupil head and was immediately sent to in the Central Magistracy, when he rendered to Portuguese interests in
Christ for the services which he has Harringay went into his studio of the eye. Then he decided that the Kowloon Hospital, but died on
Sir Robert is the about Len' o'clock to see what be the chin was a trifle too impassive sentenced Pte. John Mason of the the Far East.
for a vigil. the way.
first Chinese to receive this honour.could, make of the head that he had A Chinese married woman, re-South Wales Borderers to 6 weeks His Excellency the
Presently he put down his impedi- Governor of been working at the day before menta, and lighting a pipe surveyed wan, was admitted to the Govern hard labour for a series of thefts face was accompanied by his The head in question was that of an the progress of his work. "I'm daughter, Senhorina Marie Nazare ment Civil Hospital, yesterday, suf-committed since January this year. de Miranda, and A.D.C., Capt. Cruz Italian organ-grinder, and Har hanged if the thing isn't sneering at Det. Inspector Fitches prosecut- Rebeiro, and arrived at the Club in ringay. thought-but was not quite me," said Harringay, and he still
believes. It sneered. to jump off a moving tram car, Naing, said there were three charges
Biding at 109, Main Stret, Shauki--
fering from injuries to the head and stomach, sustained when she tried
53.
OPIUM SMUGGLER FINED $5,000
180 Taels Of Raw Opium For Singapore.
opium.
against the defendant.
A
the company of the Acting Consul sure that the title would be the The animation of the figure had
He had scen
"Kneel. Look up at that bracket,"
He walked about the studio and
cynical
TO-MORROW'S STORY.
To-morrow's story will be "Mrs. Beelbrow's Lions," by Stacy Aumonler.
He went and dabbed at the eye- brow, and added a little to the labe of the car to suggest materialism. Further consideration ensued.
General for Portugal, Mr. C. A. de Vigil." So far he is frank, and certainly increased, but scarcely in Roza, and Mrs. da Roza, The first charge of the theft of In the distinguished gathering his narrative beare the stamp of the direction he wished. There was the silver cup took place on Sutar- already assembled there were Sir truth.
the man ex-no mistake about the sneer. "Vigil of the Unbeliever," said Harringay. day. The complainant. Cpl. E. Robert and Lady Ho Tung. Col. pectant for pennies, and with a Rather subtle and clever that! But Jones, had won the trophy at the Officers of the Portuguese Con had had him in at once.
L. G. Bird, Captain 8. Jarvis and promptness that suggested genius, the left eyebrow isn't Borderers' Sports Meeting on Fri-pany of the Hong Kong Volunteer
enough." day and had put the cup away in Defence Corps; Hon. Sir Shou-son his locker at Victoria Barracks. On Chow, Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotewall, said Harringay."As if you ex- Saturday while he was away from Hon. Mr. S. W. Teo, Mr. and Mrs.pected pennics.” the Barracks the cup was taken
f. M. C. Basto, Mr. and Mrs. B.
"Don't gria!" said Harringay. A fine of $5,000, in default 12 from his locker.
Basto, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Basto, months hard labour,
this Cpl. Jones made Was
thorough Dr. Graca Ozorio, Dr. and Mrs."1 don't want to paint your gums. morning imposed by Mr. Schofield, search but was only able to find a Bernardo de Souza, Mr. and Mrs. Look as though you were unhappy.” on a Chinese traveller, Ng Po-wai pawn ticket which he displayed be-A. F. B. Silva-Netto, Lieutenants Now, after a night's rest, the for possession of 180 taels of raw fore the Garrison Military Police. V. Correia and Oliveira Soares: picture proved decidedly unsatisfac-
The latter made a search of the M. R. Soulange Teissier, Consul Revenue Officer W. Ward said defendant's locker which was next for France; Mr. M. J. Quist, Con-tory. "It's good work," said Har- the accused was detained at the to the complainant's, and theresul-General for the Netherlands; ringay. "That little bit in the neck. Po Tak Wharf on Saturday as he they found eight more pawn tickets, Mr. Wong Kwong-tin, Mr. Leo.
But." was preparing to ixxard a ship for which were later proved to relate D'Almada e Castro, Jnr., Mr. C. Y.
to the second and third charges. Singapore.
Kwan, Mrs. Horace Lo, Mr. J. C. looked at the thing from this point "Vigil's off, I'm afraid," said Har- The second charge relating to
ringay. "Why not He
Mephisto- rattan
Guterres and other members of the and from that. Then he said a carrying two Was
four pairs of trousers, three
pheles? But that's a bit too com cases which, when searched, were
Portuguese Community.
wicked word. In the original the found to contain non-Government jackets, one waist coat and twa
H.E. Quang Cheung-chang, Chin-word is given.
mon. A Friend of the Doge'—not} The accused was at the shirts, the property of Pte. Good-ess Minister to Lisbon, and a close "Painting," he says he said. "Just though. Too Camelot. How about 80. seedy. The armour won't do,; opíum. time carrying the keys of the cases man of the same Regiment, took friend of Sir Robert Ho Tung, was a painting of an organ-grinder-a scarlet robe and call him 'One of
passing through the Colony on his mere portrait. If it was a live
the sacred college'? Humour in that return to China, and was present organ-grinder I wouldn't mind. But On the last charge, Inspector at the reception and investiture somehow I never make things alive.
and an appreciation of Middle| Ng told His Honour he was
for another Filehes said. "The accused made which followed. carrying the
Italian history." Hon. Mr. Lo I wonder if my imagination s Huen-chung &
"There's member of the wrong." This, too, has a truthfulj Chinese called Wong, but he did the acquaintance of the complain-
always Benvenuto ant, Mr. S. M. Fernandez in Janu-ano Legislative Council, and Mr.air. His imagination is wrong. Cellini,” said Harringay; "with a] not know the latter's address.
Fan Kit-pang, Chairman of the "That creative touch! To take clever suggestion of a gold eup in The defendant was at the time Macao Chinese General Chamber canvas
and pigment) and make a one corner. But that would scarcely AEROPLANE CRASH dressed as a civilian and had ask of Commerce were visitors from man--as Adam was made of red suit the complexion."
ed Mr. Fernandez for a job.
ochre! But this thing? If you met He describes himself as babbling| it walking about the streets you in this way in order to keep down C.M.C. REGULATION would know it was only a studio an unaccountably unpleasant senan- The thing was cèr- production. The little boys would tion of fear. MODIFICATION.
tell It ta 'Garnome and git frimed. tainly acquiring anything but Some little touch... Well--it pleasing expression. Yet it was 08:
certainly becoming for more won't do touch
but dropped thers on being ques-place in January. Lioned.
cases
ENQUIRY
Mr. A. V. Harvey Leaving For Luichow.
Mr. A. V. Harvey, local manager
jury.
Asked for a Job.
He was invited up to the latter's residence at 390, Hennessey Road,
Vonghal
A few days later the complain-| ant returning home, found a silver watch valued at $30, and also a
Macao.
brown leather suit case missing. Foreign Marks On Goods
of the Far Eastern Aviation Com-A report was made to the Police! pany, Lid. will leave by river and the finding of the pawn tickets! steamer for Wuchow this evening, by the Garrison Military Police in en route to Liuchow to attend the the defendant's locker was enquiry into the death of the test nected to the theft.
Pleads Guilty.
facture.
Accepted.
GROWING IGNORANCE OF BIBLE.
8
of a
He went to the blinds and began living thing than it had been--if a to pull them down: They were sinister one-far more,, alive than anything he had ever painted before. Some weeks ago the Chinese
"Call it Portrait of a Gentleman," " con.Maritime Customs notified that from August i all goods 'imported
said Harringay; "A Certain Gentle- man." into China must be marked in pilot, Mr. R. J. Stevens, who crashed]
The accused pleaded guilty to all Chinese characters with the name
"Won't do," said Harringay, still| while attempting to land an Avro
"Kind of three charges. Asked if he had of the country of original manu "The growing ignorance of the keeping up his courage. machine at the aerodrome there,
Bible is a misfortune alike, för 1-think they call Bad Taste. That] Since news of the accident reach-anything to say, Pte. Mason said,
That allotment of 78-ûd a'
The Hong Kong General Cham-terature and for morality." So ancer will have to come out. ed the Colony on Friday, Mr. Harvey "I make an has been awaiting a favourable op-week to my girl on a daily pay of ber of Commerce learns from a Mr. Kellett writes in a review in gone, and a little more fire in the 1 have twice made ap- trustworthy source that it is pre- the "Spectator," which keeps its tre-never noticed how warm his eye portunity to proceed to investigate 11d a day.
the Commanding posed to modify this regulation. great réputation under its new edf was before-and he might do for? the cause of the accident, but un-plications to
Mr. Kellett's What price Passionate Pilgrim?] favourable weather reports have Officer to be put on the home es- Marks in either English, French tor, Wilson Harris.
Fog is tablishment but my applications or Chinese will be accepted. opinion should be read with a later But that devilish face won't do prevented his departure.
An extensive official fist has sentence in his review of a book this side of the Channel.. this morning reported over Wuchow. have been turned down. I had to
Just been issued by the Customs|published by Heffer: Mr. Harvey informed the Chian get some money somehow."
Det. Insp. Fliches sald all the detailing whereabouts on various Afail this morning that if a machine
for
types of woods the marks of or is procurable at Wuchow, he will articles could be redeemed
$17.61.
gin' are to be shown.. attempt the flight to Liuchow..
PHILIPPINE TRADE. COMMISSION,
JEWELLERY THEFT
·IN. KOWLOON.
Robbers' Haul Of $700 From Salon de Modes
Lt. Davies of the Regiment told His Honour that the defendant had a good military character.
Kis Honour sentenced the accused to three weeks' hard labour on the first and second charges and 6
weeke on the third charge, all charges to run consecutively, and also ordered that a sum of $17.61 be Robbers broke into the premises paid by defendant to the pawn of the Salon de. Modes, of 7, Kan brokers for the redemption of the kow Road, Kowloon, between 9.30 stalen articles. p.m. on Saturday and 10.30 à.m.) yesterday and stole two judestone
zings, and a quantity of gold wrist SPRING CONCERT AT
watches, to the total value of $700.55.
LATE REV. F. YOUNG.
PENINSULA. Famous Violinist To Play Numbers.
Prominent Officials Visit Colony.
*
"Some little inaccuracy does it," "The Bible may be presented" he said; "eyebrows probably too ob- to secondary schools) "not as a lique"-therewith pulling the blind book, but as the literature of a lower to get a bette light, and re- thousand years, showing all the suming palette and brushes. contradictions the advances, the occasional retrogressions; to be expected in the work of millen- nium and of some scores of au Lhora."
JEHOL-PRIDE OF EMPERORS.
(Continued from Page 8.)
The face on the canvas seemed animated by a spirit of its own. Where the expression of diablerie came in he found impossible to dis- cover. Experiment was necessary. The eyebrows-it could scarcely te the eyebrows? But he altered them. No, that was no better; in fact, if anything, a trifle more satanic, The corner of the mouth? Pah! more than ever a leer and now, retouch-
The Legislative Trade Commis-- sion of the Philippine Islands, ar- ived in the Colony on Saturday,! herded by Mr. M. T. Boncan Dur- Slender, Cypresses warding of the ed, it was ominously grim. The ing the day, the party visited the surrounding Sunbeams their eye, then Catastrophel he had fill- South China Motorship Yard, and Rustle is like the Sound of Flutes ed his brush with vermilion instead later attended a reception at the and Bells. The Island of Unful of brown, and yet he had felt sure residence, of Captain Brandt, Man-filled Desires, "The Garden of Ten it was brown!". The eye seemed now aging Director of Messra: Brandt Thousand Trees,” and Company Ltd. General Man- Such was Jehol agers of the yard. T
Its splendour and its fame died The Commission was luter 'enter-long ago, ho tained at a reception at the Chin-It rested forgotten in its sinking A concert will be held at thejebe General Chamber of Commerce, ruing against the Great Wall, starred athwart the picture; and then Peninsula Hotel on Sunday, April The Commission comprises the ing out on the empty Mongal plains 9, by the famous violinist, Prof following: Mr. M. T. Bocanita old templa bells shaking for The Bellingham Church is erect N. A Tonoff, MA, with partisipa- Chairman, Mr. Juan Luna, Member oraly in the window ing's hall to the memory of the tion of a local tenor, Mr. Li Chor of the House of Representatives, Now suddenly It has leaped to Tate Rev. F. C. Young, who died in chi and the well-known pianist, Manila, and Messrs. J. E. Romero another mere Janoble, destiny.” Hong Kong In 1980, having been Prof. S. MacLezon, M.ARY and B. F.Loper, Secretaries of previously minister of the Belling Prof. N. A. Tonoff in a newcom the Commission. 2.
ITALIAN CRUISER
Bellingham Church
Memorial Hall.
ham Church
tempo did for to Hong Kong, but has alre The foundation stone of the new made a name through hall Is to be laid on February 25,"-- a radio-broadcast,
The British Weekly
WEATHER FORECAST
|oral: places "awith,
execution.
Mr. Li Chor-cl
and
or variable winds, appe
mist for light.
ersonal Pars.
to have rolled in its socket, and was glaring at him an eye of fire.In a flash of passion, possibly with something of the courage of panic, o struck the brush full of bright
very curious thing, a very strange thing. Indeed, occurred if it did occur.
The lified Italian before kim shut both kis bym, pursed his mouth, and wiped the colour of his cop
red eye opened
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