THE WING ON CASE. HEARING CONTINUED YESTERDAY.
The hearing of the Wing On case in which three Chinese defendants - (the secpad of whom, Fok Chuen Yoen, formerly sub-manager of the Man Fat firm, disappeared whilst on bail) are charged with conspiracy and attempting to defraud the Wing On Company, Des Voeux Road, of $30,000 and $633 interes went A stage further, at the Central Magistracy yesterday afternoon, before Mr. R. Lindsoll
With regard to the application made. the previous, afternoon by Mr. G. E. Hall Brutton for the defence of the third defendant) that an apprentice fitter at the Royal Naval Dockyard, formerly an assistant in a printing works in Canton and servant to the third defendant, should be retailed in order that he might ro- cross-examine him, it was stated that this witness was now at Macao.
Mr. F. C. Jenkin, for the prosecution. who gave this information, said that the man was at present at Macao, but he hoped to be able to get him in time for Monday afternoon's hearing.
In answer to Mr. Zeitlyn, Mr. Jenkin said that the principal cashier referred to in the case would be called to give cricleace
Mr. Elsley Zeitin (for the defence of the first defendant, Au Kim Lun, de scribed in the charge as a promoter of a hanking firm under the style of the Ku ong Cheong firm), continued his cross- examination of the Assistant Banking! Cashier of the Wing On Company from the pont at which he left off on Thursday
afternósa.
Witness said it was on December 30th, 1982, that a star.framed label was intro- duced
Asked when it was discovered that the withdrawal of the deposit mentioned in this case was improper, witness replied that it was found when the original book was presented.
After further questions, Mr. Zeitlyn reserved further cross-examination of this witness until Monday afternoon, when the hearing of the case will be resumed.
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LOCAL SPORT.
“CHINA SQUADRON SPORTS.
SUCCESSFUL ATHLETIC MEETING AT SCORUN POO,
At Bookunpoo, yesterday afternoon, tho China Squadron Athletic Sports took
There was place in "ideal weather. large gathering present, including H.E. the Commander-in-Chief, Admiral Bir | Edwyn Alexander-Sinclair, the Commo- dora and a number of Naval officers' wives and frienda,
His Worship also fixed the mornings, and afternoona of March 17th and 18th and the afternoon of March 19th as further, provisional dates for the hearing of the
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INFRINGED TRÅDE MARK.
SHANGHAI COMPANY AS
COMPLAINANTS,
That they had used a trade mark very similar to that of Pagoda Hosiery
the case preferred against the Mutual Watch and Optical Company, of No. 1, D'Aguilar Street, before Major C. Willson at the Central Magistracy yester day afternoon, when the compainaats in the case were the Chian Cotton and Silk Co., Ltd, Shanghai.
Major Willson suggested yesterday that some arrangement might be come to in
the case.
Mr. Buss, who appears for the defence, expressed his willingness in this respect.
Mr. Armstrong, for the prosecution, after His Worship's suggestion, said that it would be more satisfactory to his client
B.M.,
The chief, officials worea? - Judge-Capt. Leach-Porter, C.P.O Keir (H.M.8. Titania), · · Lt. Andrews (H.M.S. Ambrose), P.O." Blunt (H.M.S.. Despatch), Cdr. Thomsa, Gar. Fulcher, Cdr. Batey, Sub-Lt. Tyrrwhitt, E.RA. Barker, L.-Cdr. Bosanquet, Sub-Lt, Jenkins, P.O. Smyth, and Capt. West, R.M.
Starters.--Cdr. Thomas (H.M.S. Hau- kinsh Cdr. Fallowfield (H.M.8. Durban), Cdr. Ratsey (H.M.S. Titania), and Capt. West, R. 31.
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"TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL.
The following games"ace down for dê- cision:--
HONGKONG' DA. CHALLENGE SHIELD. Fire Found: Senior, RA, Club de Recreio, Sookunpoo "A" ground, Kick-off at 4.30 p.m. Refereo: Mr. Smyth,
HONGKONG LEAGUE.
Division I. Hongkong Club EMS. Tamar, H.K.F.C. ground, hick-off at 4.30 p.m. Reforso: Mr. Smith, R.A.
Division II. "AJ" Kowloon Reserven v. RA. Reserves, Kowloon F.C. ground, kick-off at 4.30 p.m. Referee: Mr. Baldwin.
· Division II, ** B."?, Kowloon "B" v. University, Kowloon F.C. ground, kick-off at 3 pm Referee: Mr. Marfette 5, South China. St. Joseph's Boarders, Sock unpoo "A" ground, kick-off at 3 p.m. Referee: Mr. Gilmour.
Prize Steward.-Libut-Comdr. (H.M.S. Hawkine).
Recorders-Pay-Lieut. Navo (HM.S. Harkin) and Eng.-Lieut.
Bennett (H.M.8. Petersfield).
Blackboard Marker.-A.B. Ball (HMS) | day... Durban).
Owing to the races there will be no official games within the race course to
The R.A. will meet the Club de Recreia Dresing Room Stewards-Str.; P.O. on the Sookunpoo. "A" ground to-day in. Elson (H.M.S. Petersfield), M. A. A. the first round of the Senior Shield Con Gillerry (H.M.S. Iroquois).
Announcers C.P.O. Lynch (H.M.S. favour of the Club de Recreio who have petition. The game is expected to and in "Hawkins), Sergt.
Hewitt (HM.S. had two wins over the R.A. in league Lamar), Sergt. Smith (H.M.S. Titania).games this season. The R.A have a good Clerks of the Course. Sergt. Ferney- record in the Shield Competition and hough (H.M. S. Hacking), Sergt. Walker may win. (H.M8. Tamar}.
There is only one senior league game The chief events on the programme counted towards scoring for the Com-down for to-day, the Club and Tamar mander-in-Chief's Aggregate Cup. This meeting on the Club ground. The game Abould be evenly contested and the result
resulted as follow:-
H.M.S. Hawkina “A” H.M.S. Durbän FI.3.8. Ambrose
H.M.S. Titania
H.M.S. Findictive
H.31.8. Taking "B" . H.M.S. Tam OLI
123 points. is in doubt until the final whistle sounds. Kowloon and R.A. Beaurves are dus.to meet in the Kowloon FC. ground and with the advantage of playing at home, Kowloon should win.
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should win.
South China receive the Boarders on the Garrison ground at Sookunpoo and this game will attract the crowd of the afternoon. The "C" are in the running for the division championship and it is expected that they will win to-day.
The Fleet was divided into the follow-versity and on present form the Students ing unita:-Hawkins A, consisting of executive officers and men and entire crew of H.1.S. Petersfield; (2) Hurkine "B;' consisting of non-executive officers and men; (3) H.MS. Findictive; (4) H.M. S. Durban, (5) H.M.S. Derpatch (6) H.M.S. Titania and submarings; (7) H.M.S. Ambrose, H.M.S. Hamsion and submarines; (8) E.M.5. Tamar, sloops, H.M.S. Iroquois and small skips.
The Titania Marathon Cup, decided in Kowloon last Saturday, was also won by H.3.8, Hawkins,
The Cup for the highest individual successes was won by Lieut. Nicholson of H.M.S. Hawkins, who obtained 18 marks.
The events, for the most part, pro- vided some very keca contesta, though the Hawking "A" team was far too strong, in the aggregate, for their opponents.
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KOWLOON RÉS. v. R.G.A. RES.
The following team has been selected" to represent the Kowloon Football Club to-day on the Kowloon Ground, kick off at 4.30 p.m. :—Vickers;
Guest and Knight; Street, Brown and Ollier; Spary, Vickers, Hillard, Pasco and Milės.
ORIUXET.
TODAY'S MATCHES,
In the First Division, both the H.E.C.C. and the Chinese R.O. complete their season's fixtures. The EKO.C., if they. win their match this afternoon, will have
SATURDAY, MARCH 61, 1926
LAWN" TESNIS,
COLONY'S CHAMPIONSHIPS.
A large number of tennis enthusinsta turned up yesterday at the Hongkong Cricket Club ground to watch Ng S Kwong play off his first round, tis. in the Oper Singles against L. Baines, and they are not disappointed. It was his first public appearance in the champion- ships since the 1994 tournament when he was not successful in winning either the Open Singles or Open Doubles
Ng Sta. Kwong had little difficulty (in disposing of Baines in three straight sets. He made Baines run from one side of the court to the other by beautiful placing and driving, and pat in many forehand drives that left his opponent behind his balls, but the angles of his standing. He did not put much speed
shots were sufficient to place the balls out of his opponent's, reach. Baines did what he could against the ex-champion and worked very hard to return. Sie "Kwong's well placed shots. Towards the end he was successful in returning most of them, but without effect.
By his form yesterday, Ng Sie Kwong, ahowed that he is still as good as in che days when he appeared like a colossus on the lawns, a player da luxa. He has changed his style o little and holds the racket more fat than he used to.. His service is now the square arm with plenty of spin on the ball, which tends to keep low on the rise. His forehand is much before, and his backhand is still as good, improved and he is driving better than
and he has still his useful cuts and chops
It is as yet too early to judge with aurety his chances in the Championships by the match yesterday, but he has fe tained his old form, his judgment is as sound, and he controls his halls with greater precision.
H. D. Rumjan also appeared in the Open Singles and was up against Tram bitzky who showed marked improvement since the last tournament. Rumjahn had! to work very hard to win the first set. and was obviously not finding his form. and put many balls into the net. Tram- bitzky was leading all the way, bat could not force his way enough to secure the set, which Rumjahn eventually won at 9-7. Thereafter, the Indian, found his game and with Trambitzky still playing well there were some fine driving duels from the base line, but Rumjaha had con- trol of the game and repeatedly beat Trambitaky with his drives and sido line placing and won many points at the net. Trambitzky worked very hard and put in some nice forehand cross shots,
C. Chon had to go all the way to beat Tu Tak Lam in the third match in the Open Singles and won by the odd set affer having lost the first two.
S. E. Green appeared again yesterday and defeated G. Miskin in three straight -sets in the Club Singles.
The full results of yesterday's matches
follows:
are
OPEN SINGLES-Ng Sze Kwong beat E. Baines, 6-1, 6-1, 6-3. H. D. Bumjahn beat N. Trambitzky, 9-7, 6-2, 6-1. 0 Choz beat In Tak Lam, 2-6, 9-6, 7-5, 6-2,
CLUB SINGLES.-S. E. Green, bent G. Miskin, 6-1, 6-1, 6-0. H. J. Armstrong
At the conclusion of the sports, Capt.. In the Hongkong Cricket League to-day Reikes, D.S.O. (H,M.S. Titania), who is there will be three matches two in the President of the Committee responsible First Division and one in. the Second for the meeting in a brief speech, thank. Division. ed the Commander-in-Chief for having In addition to these three matches, there presented the Aggregate Cup, which, are also three friendly &xtures. though the first of its kind, the speaker felt sure would add to the keenness of the competing teams in future years. After Mrs. Raikes had distributed the edit the Commander-in-Chief address abans of becoming runners-up, in the beat J. R. Craig, 22, 59, 62
League Championship, only of course if After congratulating those responsible the Kowloon C.C. happen to lose their In reply to Major Willson, Mr. Russ for the meeting, on the afternoon's outstanding match with the Craigengawer said they admitted the sale and the in- fringement of the Trade Mark, but they able in which to prepare the ground, Sir Division after to-day will be KC.C,
success in view of the abort time avail. C.C., yet to take place
The remaining fixtures in the First did not know, they were infringing it.
It was put forward for the defence that Edwyn paid a tribute to the competitora Craigengewer. C.C. and R.A. v. East the bosiery was sold to the firm by a for the friendly rivalry shown that day Sures
and expressed the hope that the Aggre- travelling salesman
China Fleet.
if some decision were reached in the casa.
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ed-those present.
In the Second Division, there is also an His Worship, to Mr. Armstrong: You gate Cup would foster athletics in the interesting match in connection with the do not press for `n penalty-
running for, the honours of that, section Mr. Armstrong said he did not press. With a view to making auch meetings of the League. The ILK.C.C. 2nd XI. for a penalty. He thought the publicity more interesting for the spectators, Bir meet the Varsity: 2nd XI and if they win would be quite aufficient, and suggested Edwyn suggested that each ship should to-day they stand a chance in the Second that a nominal fine would be suficient. obtain individual colours, ss was the Division, should the EE. loss or draw He thought a fine of 36 would meet the custom in the Athletic and Mediter their outstanding match, and in any case case, but asked His Worship to make an ranena,
if they win they will certainly be assured In conclusion, the Commander-in-of being runners-up. Should they draw- order for payment by the defence of his Losts up to $100, and also seked His Chief thanked Mr Baikes for distri- or lose to the Varsity, the Police have a Worship to direct that an undertaking be buting the prizes, and regretted that she change of winning the Second Dvision drawn up by the defence not to infringe was not able to hand one to herself for should the Sappers lose their next match, this Trade Mark in future in Hongkong winning the Ladies' race s and also undertake to report to the police immediately when this alleged offender canie around again,
His Worship imposed a nominal fine of; $25 and made an order for costs of the prosecution up to 850. He also ordered that an undertaking, as suggested by, Mr. Armstrong, be drawn up by the solicitor for the defence and approved of by the Bolicitor for the prosecution.
RACING DETAILS. Full details of the events. follow:- 100 Yards (under 20), LA.B. Mina (Hawkine A-2, A.B. Titmose (Tamar); 3, Boy plows (Hawkins “A''). Time: 11.4-560c.
C
850 Yards (open)-1, Lt. Newnham (Durban); 2, Mid, Fordham (Durban); 3, Mid, Smythe (Hawkins "A") Time: 2.11.1-5
Long Jump-1, EBA Floren.co (Titan), 17ft 5in. 2, Mid. Farquaher Despatch), 15ft. in.; 3, LA.C. Lucker (Vindictice); 15ft. lin.
Hurdle Relay, Hawkins "A"; 2, Vindictive; 3, Durban "B."
Putting the Weight.-1, Mos: Walker (Hawking "A") ft. kin, 2, P.0. Conley (Ambrose), 33ft 2in. 3, A.B. Voller (Hawkins “A”), 31ft. Sin. ?
QUEEN'S THEATRE.
AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME.
The great attraction provided by the visit of Amie Maynard and the Royal Hawaiians to Hongkong was fully de monstrated both on Thursday and last evening at the Queen's Theatre, there being packed houses at each performance. Large numbers of would be patrons were turned away in disappointment each evening, and those who desire to avail themselves of the last opportunity of seeing this excellent performance ate Offers Bolay (110 yards).1 Hawking strengly advised to book early and thus "B" Despatch; 3, Ambrost Time -
1min. 19.1-5sce. Free avoid disappointment.
440 Yards (open)-1. Lt. Nicolson (Harkins A) Mid, Bradbury (Hawkine "A"); 3, Lt. Brooms (Titaniz) Time: 55.4-5.
Boat Raco, Hawkins "B" Hawking “A”; 3, Durban,
100 Yards (open)-1, Lt, Nicolson (Hawkine "'); 1, P.O. Covicy. (Am bron); (3) Mid, Stevenson (Hawkins "A") Time: 10.2-6.
Veterans Race (130 yards)-Mens: 1, Ch. Yeo. Alan Hawkine "A"); 2. Mne. Joyce (Despatch) 3, Ch. Mech. Tapper (Durban). Time: 13.2-5.
The programme which has been offered ver Thursday and yesterday, and which will coalude to-night, is an exceptional- ly attractive ones. At the beginning of the bill is Amie Maynard in soms grace ful and well excited classical dances, of which she is an able exponent, and the is followed by the Royal Hawaiians who contribute a wonderful selection of native 110 Yards Relay Race-1, Findictive, music and also give songs and dances, 2, Titania "B" 3, "ámuraLE. Time:
In addition to this, there is an added attraction in the programme by reason Band Race-1, Trombone; 2, Big of the featuring of Lon Chaney in the Drum; 3, Bassoon; played respectively by Metro-Goldwyn picture Ho Who gots Musicians Herod, King and Watts, Slapped
1:
To-morrow there will be a complete change of programme, and Jack Fickford will be atarred in Waking up the Town." This le a flm which will provide plenty of interest and sustained humour throughout.
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br of becoming tanners-up, by beating the Varsity when they meet them.
The remaining fitures in the Second Division after to day, when the HK.C.C and XL will complete theirs, will be R.L's v. the C.8.0.0. "A"; and Police v. the Varsity 2nd XI.
Today's complete ixtures read as under:-
LEAGUE 1.
Chinese RC. v. Hongkong C.C.. Craigengower C.C.. 1/East Surrey Regiment.
LEADTE Hongkong 0.C. 2nd XI v. Univerüty
FRIENDLY.
2nd XI.
Civil Service 0.0 1st XI Royal Artillery.
Royal Navy v. Civil Service C.C. Police R.C. v. Royal Engineers,
TO-MORROW'S GAME"
XI
To-morrow there will be an all-day match on the University Ground at Pok- fulam, when Dr. R. Fonsonby Fane's XI will play against HS. Hawkins XI.
High Jump 1, L Nicolson, -(Haw kina “A”), Bit," sin. ; 2, E.RA Florence (Titanin); a Lt. Cdr. Denn (Tamar), tit.
440 Yards Relay,-1, Hawkins “ Durban, Ambros (Hawkins "A"); 2, Cd. Gr. Adams Officers Veterans Race-1, Capt. Lake (Tamar) Lt.Cdr. Yonge (Tamar)
Obstacle Relay Race-1, Despatch "B" 2, Hawkins "A3, Hawking 220 Yards Belay-1, Hawkins "A"; "A." Ambrose ; 3, Durban, Time: Tmin.-15.26 sewe dae
Ladies Race, Miss Doris Hunt; Back Bumping Teams from HM.8. Miss Stirling: 3, Mise Carruthers Hawkins gained first and second places
One Mile (open)-1, Lieut. Newnham 440 Yards (open)--Cpl, Macklesworth; Durban): 2, Mid Freer (Hawkins, Plo Tiernan, 3 Badsa. Hannan; all "A"); 3 Mid Podger (Hawkins "A").of the East Burray Regt -Time: bmin. 3-4-bats,
(Continued ut jost of next Column)
Men's Tug of WarHMS. Despatch. Officers Tug of War.-B.M.B. Titania,
GOLF.
weekend, according to the fisture card, The only competition at Fanling this is the Captain's Cup.
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Next Sunday, March 14th, however, there will be an interesting match, namely the final of the Junior Championship, in which A. Humphreys meets G. Layton,
In the semifinals, the former player. beat A. O. Brawn last Sunday 4 and 1. and the previous week G. Layton beat, AW. Shovelton, & up, it
For the same-Sunday another interest ing fixture has been arranged, this being A match between the ladies, and the men. The ladies will be in receipt of fourteen stroke:
SHOOTING
To-marrow the Scottish Company, H.K.V.D.C., are firing it Stonecutters Range in the Dyer Lup Competition This up, which is open for competition by members of the Scottish Company, and Scottish Section of the Reserve, Company, "is presented by Mr. R. M. Drer and is.
held. for one-year,
BOXING.
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Marine A. Ainsworth, M.B. Durban, has accepted, a boxing challenge of Stoker Morrell, H.MS. Hawkins, to a fifteen- round two-minute contest.
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