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MORE RESETTLEMENT BLOCKS FOR KOWLOON
SHEAFFER'S
Skrip
From the Filos
4 Years THREE HILLS TO BE LEVELLED 25
For Razor Attack
A man Was sent to gaol for four years in Victoria District Court today for slashing his ex-fiancee
with a razor blade.
ile in Wong Chun-shek, 30, .who had bren charged with wounding Chra Lai-ying, 20, farty worker, with, intent dishigare her.
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The woman had known Wong since 1956 and had become en- to him according Ia Anged
Chinese custom.
But she had #met another nan, Cheung Kwal-ching. carly this year and had fallen in love with him, Judge H. 11. Mills- Owens was told.
Chief
Wheeler, Inspector presoruling. rald that the girl live with had later gone to Cheong in a hut at Castle Peak Road.
To Make Way 15 Granted
For Homes ·
For 70,000
Government today announced plans to level three hills in Kowloon to make new resettlement area way for housing 70,000 people,
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The site of the estate is known as Wang Tau Hom and is situated between the Kowloon foothills and the Lo Fu Ngam estate.
Sile formation work will begin in the middle of January, and 56 acres of land will be formed for the con- struction of 25 multi-storey H-blocks,
in court this Sites will also be formed for schools, clinics, welfare
scar on hei
Chun appeared no.wing bearing fer as a result of an attack
which she nileged the actnsed had made on her at about 3.45 13, while B. on November
she was standing in Tsun Wan market.
He had grasped her round tas neck and slashed both checks and her Done with binde.
a
Nazor
Chrung had come up from a rice shop nearby. He noticed a and said he saw disturbance,
the accused in the act of pass- ing his hand over the girl's right | creek,
He later chased Wong with a bamboo pole.
The woman Police Sergeant, Chan Kwal-hung, had tried to get the blade from the accused but had had to call the help of
a Police constable,
Girl Guides
Treasurer
Evidence has been furnished to the satisfaction of the Offeer Administering the Government of the appointment of Mrs Grace E. Gates as Colony Trea- Furey of the Girl Guides Association, Hongkong Branch, the toyrenincal Gazette notified today.
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centres and markets.
addition to levelling three hills, the adjacent valleys will be filled with about 2 million cubic yards of earth and this will take about two years to com- plete.
But building of the resettlement blocks is expected to start early in 1961 before site formation work is completed.
Trial Goes To
District Court
of
{1
The
two airmen of robbing taxi accused driver was transferred to the Victoria District Court by Mr T. L-Yang
Central Magistracy this morning.
Posted To Reserve Of Officers
British
Nationality
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Pollock's Corner
To Be Widened
of Pollock's Corner-the Junction Plantation Road and Tandersgee Road on Mount Gough, aboya Magazine Gap is to be reconstructed and widened,
Government Gazette
The re-designed junction will have a triangular central island. notified that the following About 200 feet of the 700-foot long Tandersgee Road will be have been granted carti-widened from the present width of eight feet to 22 feet to provide ficatos of "naturalisation for two-way "tradle flow. under the British Nation-roadway, which will not be widened.
Passing bays will be provided at intervals for the rest of the The reconstruction work, ality Act, 1948:
also includes the building of a 160-foot long reinforced concrete wall to retain a slope and the re-siting of a boundary parapel wall. Tenders for the work, which is expected to begin towards the end of next month and take about four months to finish, are called for in today's Government Gazelle.
Ma Chen Yee-mae,
known
Ins May. Cho, stenographer, of 52 Robinson Road, EZ, ninth floor,
Mr Tung Chen-ying, known
known as as Tang Chun-eng.
Chun-ying Tung
company chairman and director, of 36 Fort Street, ground floor.
£3
Mr Hul Hing-kee, known
Che-minx, Arm subu Hul manager of 49 Des Voeux Road
West, Brst floor.
Miet Bing Hsuan, typist,
of
23 Cameron Iload, first floor.
Mr Lui Chung-shan, known La King-yu, known as Lul
merchant, of Lapsen,
45. Tìn
Hau Temple Road, ground floor, Mr Di Tung-lai, known as
Llu Tung-lai, bank department head, of Kimberley Mansion, "B" Bat, sixth floor, Kimberley Road
Mias Chan Yee-man, known us Mollie Chan, typist, of 17A Tunglowan Road, top floor.
Mrs To Lau Mung-ha of 19 Shouson Hill Road.
Mr Charles Mar Fan, public accountant, of 2 Causeway Rood, recond floor.
Mr Suar Kit-fu, known as Jeff Sung, company secretary, of BA Prat Avenue, fourth floor. Miss Zola Yang, known as Yeung Stu-lan, air stewardess, of 11 Macdonnell Road, Flat
Pilot Officer A. C. Swite bas been posted to the Royal Hong, kong Defence Force Reserve of Officers, the Government Gazette B 1. at
notified today.
Cpl. John Thomas Avery, 19, and "Aircraftsraan Christopher Thomas Dyson, 20, of RAF Life Sal Wan, are alleged to have rubbed To See-won, taxi driver, of $33 on November in Lockhart Road, together with others not in custody.
Hearing was fixed on Novem- ber 20 at 10a.m.
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C. A. L. Blekett, V.R.D., has been placed on the Retired List of the Hongkong Royal Naval Mr Fung Ho-po, creditman. Rezerve with the rank net 33 Peel Street, top floor. Lieutenant Commander, Heng- kong Royal Naval Reserve,
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Goldsmith Tells
Of Buying Bars From Accused
The
Government Appointments
Gazetted
years —AGO.
November 1934
Tin "At Home" held in
A the church grounds on
Saturday afternoon,
the
Gazette Rev. J. R. Higgs praised the Government announced this morning high standard of efficiency the following appoint-attained by the St Andrew's ments, promotions, trons-Church Boy Scout troop. Fors and postings:
the work of the scout-
masters, Messrs H. Dormer, R. Wong and F. V. Wong.
The Vicar sald he was proud Me W. R. Norman, Executive of the Troop and pald a tribute
to be Cadel fleer, Class 1, Omeer, Class II, and Assistant Secretary, Colonial Secretariat,
District Judge W. A. Blair- act as Pulse Judge; Kerr to District Judge R. H. Mills-Owens ceased to act as Puirne Judge.
Me Malki Add to be Senior Postal Accountant; Mr H. C. Conception, consed act as Senior Postal Accountant,
Mr J. C. Payne and Hi L. D. Smith to be Engineers, Public Works Department.
Mr Ronald Willey to be Police Training Officer.
Mr 8.
Assistant Young, Government Printer, to act as Government Printer,
Mr V. C. Seymour. Divisional Omeer, Fire Brigade, to act as Deputy Chief Ofeer; Mr 3. Officer Divisional Milner,
as Deputy Chief Tim, one of the eight accused in committaler Mr R. II. Moss, Station
omeer,
censed to act as Divi- proceedings in connection with five armed rob-sional Officer,
Mr Liu beries in Kowloon, as a man who had used Air Yau Tat-yuen,
Chun-ring, Mr Ho Hing-yan.
Mr his workshop on three occasions to melt down | Mr Kan Hon-sang, Wook
King-shun, Mr Kwok
Pak- gold ornaments into gold bars.
wing, and Mine Lam Yuk-ba to be Labour Inspectors.
The owner of a goldsmith's' shop identified Chau ceased to net
without A Hernce on
Im On-net. 40. htusewife. Xim
alleged to have on July 7 rechived a quantity of gold ornaments, know-
the age to be stolen.
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Wong Wing-wah, owner of ammunition the Cheung Shuen Goldsmith July 11. Shop. 61 Bonhamn Strand, East, Chiu-hel, 24, and Chay Tim. 36. are
150 testifier that he had from bougl four gold bars Chau.
He said he had known Chau since 1954, as an emplov
of the Chow San San Gold-
miths shop.
Sold For $7,000 At 10.30 am, on July 7 Chau went to his shop and sold him a gold bar for $7,205. At about the same time the next day he sold him another gold bar for $4,577.
On July 10 Chau sald blm
The Gazette also noted the awards of Air Efficiency Award
Mr George Chlen-van Ling, to the following members of the known 14 Ling Chien-van, Hongkong Auxiliary Air Forezi clerk, of 28, College Road, | two more gold bars. He paid
ground floor.
FL. Licut. T. P. Styles. Flagi Oficer F. M. Hotelho, WO P. R. Remedios. Ft. Sgt. Raymond Tang Kom-hing, and LAC AJ.V. Ribeiro.
U.S.
Travel
New Road Named Agents Here
A now rocd in Causeway Bay, beginning at King's Road and parallel to Power Street, has been named Ting Chong Street, Government Gazette
the
notined.
To Sell' Hongkong
Electric Road and Java Road A 16-man delegation of
Dave also been extended to
ink Ting Chong Street.
The
existing concrete
joining King's
road
Road and Thai
Hau Temple Road on Fortress
Hi has been named Fortress
Road, the Gazette added
B
New Union
American travel agents arrived today "to sell" Hongkong to tourists.
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Chou partly in cash and partly la gold as the accused said he wanted to krep some gold himself.
Witness also said Chau used hla workshop to transform gold ornaments into gold bars on the three occasions that Jie went to his shop to sell gold
bars to him.
Questioned, witness said he was not surprised that Chau, another employee of goldsmith shop, should make Use of his workshop. "He has done so before," he added.
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One Missing
Yim and Chau are represented by Me C. P. Lai of Peter Mo and Co.
Cheng Ching-ning Lau Chung Fat and Lau Tung of olfegei to have on Apeli fi, semed with fe voly routed the Stun Kre guld; with hop at 570 Nathan fod of gold continuta valped at 617,215.
They also alleged to have on Jaruary 9, armed with nevolveri, rabbed the Hang Shing Coldsmiths at cp Shanghai Street of gold orna- mest valued at $15,000.
Cheng Ching-pang, Lau Wing and Cheung Tel, sta slo stieged to have on October 2 1005, armed with re- volvere, robbed the Hongkong Jade Centre at 203 Camarvon Road, of Jewellery and cash to total value of $14.654 and similarly, on April 6. robid Cheng Wah-kin of $52.000 in Portland Street.
Hirating i continuing
New Consular
Appointments
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CITI-
Indian Envoy:
Among the many parents and friends present were Mra Higgs, wife of the Vicar, Mr and Mrs Engelbrecht, Mrs Gunson, Mra Millington, Mrs Watson, Mra Edmondson, Mrs Dillon, hirs Wong and the Misses Florrie and Jesse Wong.
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Another jewellery theft in The Peak, reported from involving a loss placed be tween $600 and $700. The theft occurred at No. 458 The residence of Mrs Peak,
well-known Richard Sanger, vocalist. The articles stolen comprised two bracelets, ring, a brooch, and a gold chain, which were taken frum a drawer in a dresser.
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CIR Alexander Cadogan, HIM Minister to Chino, was entertained to tin yesterday by the Hongkong branch of the China Asso- cintian and the British members of the Hongkong
'Peking Treated General Chamber of Com-
Me Well'
An Indian diplomat who has spent two years in Peking said today that the Com munists treated him “very well."
He is Mr P. Dasgupta. First Secretary to the Indian En bassy in Peking.
Mr Dasgupta, who refused to comment
in on conditions Peking only added, "I hope the good treatment will remain constant,"
The Queen's Exequatur
Mr Dasgupta will leave Hong- powering Mr Jullus C. Holmes kong today by ship for Calcutta to act as Consul-General for the where he will spend a month's
of America United States
at leave. Hongkong has received Her He will then take up a post Majesty's signature, the Govern-as First Secretary to the Indian ment Gazette notified today, Embassy in Belgrade, Yugo-
The Queen's Exequatur em-slavla. powering Mr James R. Gustin to actes American Consul at Hong-
One of the eight accused.kong has received Her Majesty's
signature. Cheung Fei, H who escaped
The Queen's Exequatur frem police custody while being
the The delegation which arrived transferred from Victoria empowering Mr Sugiarto this morning by
Japan
Mr L M. Pandjaitan Air Remand Prison to Kowloon and Lines, is led by Mr Dominic Magistracy on September 10, act as Consuls for Indoncela
received Hongkong has Torino, a big travel agent ofis still at large.
Cheng Ching-pong. 30, Lau Wing. Majesty's signature.
New York.
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to
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32. Cheung Fei hot in custody). The Queen's Exequatur cm- "We are here to learn about La Tung alss Tai Lamax. 37. powering Baron Pierre de Gal- Hongkong and carry back our and £l ring. 32, are alleged to have The Hongkong und Kowloonformation
Consul- on June 30 armed with revolvers, fier to potential tourist | rebued Chan Ming-fon C 132,812 General for Belgium at Hong- Masonry Workers and Centre-trade,"
this Mr Torino said tors Association, of No. 3 Sung morning.
tacle of gold ornaments,
Hing Street, second floor, Sai Ying Pun, has been registered,
"We are travelling the Orient
and so far we have been very
the Government Gazette notified unpressed," he added. today.
The name of the Hongkong Mr Torino told reporters that Land Forces Chinese Technical there was a "denite trend Workers Free Union has been towerds tourist travel in the
changed to that of Hongkong Motor Vehicle Trade Chinese Free Workers General Union,
the Gazette added.
Sherlock Holmes
A
day
- Olymplo, Washington,
Nov. 19.
citizen refused 19-
to sit on a murder trial
Jury saying that
he had read about the murder in the now- papers and had already made concerning
his own deductions the case.
Orient."
"This cty which already has Ia good name with tourists back hone has a very bright 'future," he said.
New Cemetery At Cape.Collinson
al
FRy-two acres of land Cape Collinson will be used as Government a cemetery, the Gazette notified this morning.
The area, situated north and Road The man's name: Sherlock south of Cape Collinson
and, adjacent to Holmer-France-Presse.
the Sal Wan Bay Milltary Cemetery con. slats of 20.5 acres for the. Ava
Two coolles, piezding guilty, tá | Roman Catholle." section, possession of 1,072 lbs of duti-menes for thệ: Micelem Sexta, able tobacco with duty amount-" and 20.5, acres for the Chinese ing to $3,219, were fined $4,000 | Permanent Section, A
or six months' 'gaol by Mr T. L.
Yang at Central Magistracy, this morning...
Leung Wah-kan, 21, and Lee
Housebreaking
Loo, 40, were found in posses-Thieves broke líto, No. 78, rlon of the tobacco on board an ¦ Angyle Street, tenth-floor, last
| unlicensed... - junk in: Tsing Tung) night and stole money, anch a
Tau by Revenue Officers yester=| quántity... på "jewellery,
total vakum pt $104,
day.
Cheng Ching-pang is alleged to kong has received Her Majesty's have been in posscation of arms and signature.
This Funny World
"Gosis, will she be glad to see you! She's bzon wältin' the floor and bitin' her malië somethin' wwZulf".
YOUR
MEASURE OF FATIGUE.
merce.
The tin was held in tho Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel and Hon Mr C. Gordon Mackie presided.
The hosts included Mr G.. C.
Commis Pelham, HM Trade sioner in Hongkong, Major V. E. Ducios, Canadian Trade Commissioner, sise the Hon Mr Stanley H. Dodwell, Messrs A. W. Hughes, W. J. Keswick, C. G. Knight, G. Miskin, K. S. Morrison, T. E. Pearce, A. E. Shields, M. St. J. Walsh, P. S. Cassidy and W. H. E. Thomas.
Anniversary Party
Dr S. N, Chau congratulated- Mr and Mrs Robert K. Li at the celebration of their tenth wed-
held ding anniversary
at Maxim's last night. Mr Li is a
Tang Wah director and Mrs Li Is president of the Kowloon Women's Welfare Club.
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