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SINCERE CO. ROBBED
Chinese Arrested.
In Macao
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The recent robbery at Bincere Company when 10 cameras and 10 pairs of binoculars to the value of about 82,300 had 2. sequel at yesterday Central Magistracy when
unemployed houseboy named Li Kwal was charged be fore Mr. S. F. Balfour with the
theft of the goods and with re-
ceiving a camera knowing it to have been stolen from the Sincere Company.
After hearing the evidence of the prosecution, and the defendant's! story, his Worship discharged the defendant on the first count, and reserved his decision on the sec- ond until 10 am, to-day.
Outlining the facts of the case. Inspector J. Murphy, who pro- secuted said that on the 7th
September between 8 and 10 p.m. some persons broke into the first 'Bloor of Sincere Company and stole 10 cameras and 10 pairs of pinoculars to the value of about $2,370.
About a month later informa- tion was received by the Sincere Company from their Canton branch to the effect that a man had offered to sell them cameras similar to those stolen. The man was detained and on his informa tion a man named Lo Chat was arrested in Canton and defendent in Macao. The defendant when ar- rested told - a Chinese detective that he only had one camera and that he had sold it for $15. The camera had been recovered.
To Yuk, a cook employed on board the 8.5. Lungahan then gave evidence. He said that he had known the defendant for about four years, and about three
he
assistant
INTERPORT CRICKET MATCHES & THE K.C.C.
Visitors Say Its A Better Ground
(By Our Special Correspondent)
The interport cricket matches are now a thing of the past but they are being lived over again in Clubs, drawing romas, hotels, schools and in fact, everywhere that cricket en thusiasts gather. The merits and demerits are discussed, and opinions naturally vary as to why Hong Kong should have beaten the Mala- yans or why the Northerners should have taken the Hong Kong dag
away.
In one thing though, public opinion appears to he manimous, and that is, the proper place where the interport games should be held is the "Kowloon Cricket ground. I am fully in agreement with this ides and will give my rea- sons why.
Club
In the first place, the ground 10 King's Park is much bigger than the Club's while the wicket is said to be better. It certainly wears conversation better, and "from with some of the Malayan players, I learnt that it plays better than that on which the interport was played.
Then we have the question of light, and maintain that this is jast na important, if not more so, than the wicket. Due to the fact that it is more in the open, the light at K.C.C. is infinitely better. For argument sake. I will bring forth the question of the shadows that one finds on the Club ground
at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. With the Supreme Court less than twenty yards away, to say nothing of the present Hong Kong Bank building, the shadows creep on very rapidly when the sun gets towards the west about this time. The re- sult is that it is rather hard to see the ball, especially when batting from the Naval Yard end, as there is also the glare to contend with.
one
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In Kowloon we have none of this, True, there are buildings all round the ground, but they are far away enough, and again they are not in the way of the sun, whether otte is batting in the morning or the after-
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The biggest advantage of playing on the K.C.C. ground is that there is not so much noise as that made by the tram ears and buses, though occasionally a train coming in Kowloon or going out does maks a little noise.
to
Acovered stand could be eracted all along the cinder track on this ground, while another matshed may be put up in the vicinity of the tennis courts at the back of the pavilion where teas and tiffins may be had.
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Jears ago to was his mutant VISITING PLANE OLD OFFENDERS THE RITZ
cook for about three months.
About a month ago, the defend- wharf at SERVICE TO READERS ant met him on the
Canton, and told him that ก friend of his wanted to sell some- thing.
Witness enquired what they were sad defendant replied that they were cameras and bino- culars. Defendant added that he
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Four men appeared before Mr. The "Flying Gypsies" arrived at WEEKLY PRESS, through Canton from Hongkong. The fol- Kai Tak erodroms at 5 minutes Wynne-Jones, in the Kowloon Ma- gistracy yesterday afternoon. They their London Office, at 53, rived, defendant and his friend past moon yesterday. She made a
were, Chung Sam and Wing Tü charged with re-entering the colony FLEET STREET, E.C. 4, Tel. called on witness and showed him perfect landing-
M. de la Prade, the French Con- after having been banished, Choy a list of the .cameras and the 3137, are prepared to give binoculars. Defendant asked wit-ul, and a number of friends were Yee, charged with being unlawful. at the aerodrome when the Vicomtely in a private enclosure and Lung ness he knew any company Subscribers and Visitors which would buy the goods. Wit- de Sibour, piloting the de Havil Choi who was accused of lottering
his shirt with intents to commit a felony.
machine
The first two prisoners, both of advice regarding accommoda-ness said he did and went round and Dragon plane in to the Sincere Company the next sleeves, brought his
whom are old offenders and whe tion available, motoring faci- day. There he was told that the smoothly to earth.
had been banished a number of cities, suitable shopping
times, were committed for trial at the next sessions. Choy Yes plead- entres, etc.
ed guilty to chargs of attempted robbery was, in view of his previou5 criminal record, sentenced to two
If, when at home, they will call or telephone to the above address, they will receive the utmost assistance and the latest available information on
company would buy
them and
asked him to bring the goods the
His wife, a daughter of Mr. Gordon Selfridge, looked bronzed as she jumped from the machine closely followed by her son, Blaise, 11-years old, whose long air jour neys probably constitude a record for a youngster.
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next day. When he returned to the ship, the defendant and his friend came and asked him he had succeeded, and when, witness told them that the Sincere Com-
The case against Lung Chơi was pany would buy the goods, both "We left Fort Bayard at 9 am of them turned pale. The defend- and took our time coming here, dismissed because testimony by ant's friend said that he would said the Vicomte, who is making a
witness concerning his previous rem flight
survey for the Socony-cord was considered likely to pre- judice the minds of the Court. Mr. not sell.
Few days later a Chinese deter-Vacuum Corporation, "We tive asked witness about the mat- delayed by a typhoon at Quinon Wynne Jones stated that as an in-
defendant had been an accomplice | Shot" all subjects of enquiry will beter, and together they went to which killed 300 people and another dividual he was certain that the
·look for defendant's friend whom near Fort Bayard where about 200
in the attempted robbery but as he placed at their disposal. witness knew to be still in Can-sampans were sunk. We went had to weigh the case as a judge ton. They succeeded and acting the Mekong River over the Anna- on information supplied by him, mite Chain to Hanoi before coming solely on the evidence, he could do "the defendant was arrested...
nothing but dismiss him
A DEFENDANT'S STORY ---
Defendant then went into the wit- ness box and gave his own version of the case. He said that he knew one Eemg Ngau, an employee of
The Vicomte will go to Shanghai the Central Theatre. Leung Ngau introduced him to one Chan Lau shortly while his wife and son, will who asked him if he could bring return home by host some cameras upto Canton for him as he was then working on the 8.8. Tin Yat. Defendant.said, he would consider the the next day
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SEEN BUT NOT ARRESTED
Pirates At Large In Hongkong!
The following information has been received by the Harbour omce regarding the movements of Blas day Pirates:
matter, and In the meantime the defendant Chan Lau intro left Canton for Macao and knew duced him to one Lo Chat, the nothing further about the matter. in Canton. He admitted having brought a Later his boat sailed for Canton Camera with him, but said it was "A gang of Bias Bay Pirater Lo Chat also went to Canton and entrusted to him by Lo Chat to exact number nknown, under there they met and discussed the be sold. While in Macao, defend-Chai Fai and Chan Tsin, left Nim
Shan for Bong Kong on 4th. No matter. Lo Chat asked him if he ant sold the camera for 815 could find anybody who would. As stated his Worship dis-vember. 1933, and were seen on buy the cameras and the binocu- charged him on the first charge the following day in Connaught lára. Defendant told him that he on the ground that there was in-Road Central
There is no evidence as to whe would introduce him to a friend sumclent evidence. He reserved.j called To Yuk, the previous wit his decision with regard to the ther they intend committing a ness To Yuk promised to do so, second chargextre
piracy or not.
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