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When the case was called before Mr. J. M. Brander in the third court all available public accom- modation was taken.
committed an offerice under Section 302 of the Penal Code."
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NEW KOWLOON INLAND. LOT No. 168, Kowloon
in the Colony of Hong Kong
Comprising an area of 99,500 square foot or thereabouts, and containing A five-roomed house, two bathrooms, kitchen, servants' quarters and a large garden
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ON
(2) That you, at the same time and place, did commit an act, namely did shoot one Tan, By Order of the Executor of the Estate Chan Chur with a revolver with of Dr. Marian Obrembaki, deceased THURSDAY, APR. 19, 1934 such intention or knowledge and under such
circumstances that
If by that act you had caused the death of Tap Chan Chul PUBLIC you would have been guilty of murder and that you have therefore committed, an offence under Section 307 of the Penal Code."
The charges were explained to him, but though he was not asked to plead in reply be blurted out in Cantonese before the interpreter could stop him, "If you say I have
people, what is killed evidence?"
the
Inspector Jears, then asked for a date for the hearing of the pre- liminary inquiry."
The accused is a small but sturdily built youth of 20 years, and his name is Mak Wing Chung. though he also is charged under an alins, Kat Chat Chai, which means Little Cockroach. He is charged with murder and attempted murder. At the time when In- spector Popejoy was shot in cold "The Deputy Public Prosecutor. blood in a New Bridge Eoad pawn-will conduct the preliminary him- shop on March 9. a Chinese de- self," the inspector announced. tective who was with him was also "and we should like to fix a date shot, it will be remembered. He is for the inquiry before the May" still in hospital..
Assizes. It will require two full days."
Mak Wing Chung was arrested at Seletar in the early hours of Sunday by a posse detectives beaded by Mr. E. Tongue, officer in charge of the detective branch, and Inspector G. E. Jeans, who has been carrying on the inves- tigations in the case since the 'shooting.
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GRINNING ROUND THE COURT
When the accused was brought into court he adopted, an air of easy nonchalance, grinning around at the crowd, and repeatedly shuffling his feet in the 'dock. His left eye was black and swollen. as if he had been concerned in a scuffle. It is said that at the time of his arrest he put up a fight until he was forced into surrender, and hand-cuffed.
The charges were read out to him as follows:"
"(1) That you on Mar. 9 at 137, New Bridge Road, did commit murder by causing the death of one A. E. Popejoy, and thereby
CITY'S OFFICES BESIEGED
Mob of Workers Encamp at Social Affairs Bureau
The magistrate reserved Apr. 18. 11.30 a.m. and 2.15 pm for the first day of the inquiry, where- upon the prisoner was led back to the lock-up.
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WEDNESDAY.
"The 85th Day OF APRIL, 1934
AT 3 P.M IN ONE LOT by MESES. LAMMERT BROTHERS, Auctioneers.
AT THEIR AUCTION BOOKS, No. 4, DUELL STREET, VICTORIA, HONG KONG.
COMMENCING IT 2.30 P.M.
AT THEIR SALES ROOM, No. 4, DUDDELL STREET.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, :
Comprising
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St. John Ambulance
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN IN SINGAPORE
Efforts to revive interest in the local branch of the St. John Ambul ance Association are meeting with great success it is reported.
A strong and officient body of first. aid men and women in Singapore would be an important factor in the event of an emergency arising.
"In the last two months six hundred men have been anrolled and the train. ing of 140 of them will be completed in two weeks' time:
The first classes for women will commence at the General Hospital
this month.
A St. John Ambulance Association centre was started in Singapore a few years ago, bat little has been hard of it for a long time.
Before going on leave, however, H.E. the Governor, who is a Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John and did much to bring about the live centre that is in existence in Hong Kong today, gave the matter his persons attention.
to pass an examination.
At the end
and Records, Pictores, Tea Foys, Tables, Filing Cabinets, Screens, Desks, Looking Glass, Vases, Cabin Trunk, Linen, Table Fans, Books etc.,etc.
also
A Quantity of Blackwood Ware One Piano
A Selection of Typewriters
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FINE NEW PERSIAN CARPETS,
ON VIEW FROM WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH APRIL, 1934.
of the first year they are re-examined TERMS-CASH on Delivery, for the Association's voucher. At the close of the second year they are exa. mined again for the medallion.
Uniformed patrols for" voluntary first-aid duty are not created until a brigade is formed, however.
Grant Sufficient to Train 700 Men.
Government has given the Associa tion a grant of 81,000 and it is esti mated that this will be sufficient to train 700 men.
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Firmas and Government and muniei- pal departments haue been approached and the response has been so good that it has been possible to divide those receiving training into classes of 20 and 30 and to bold" those classes at the most convenient centre. Classes are conducted by a qualified medical
Anyone wishing to join the
ABBO- ciation should get in touch with Dr. Winchester through the office of the Director of Medical and Health Ser The result was the formation of a:vices, S., and F.MS. It is required now committee of which Dr. J. S. that members should be over 18 years Webster is chairman. Members of of age and must understand English. the committee are Mr. F. J. Morton, It is hoped to start classes in Malay Director of Education, S.S. and F.318 later. Mr. H. Fairburn, Inspector-General Attention has also been drawn to of Police, B., Mr. G. W. A. Trimmer, the fact that in the event of a grave chairman of the Singapore Harbour emergency there would be Brand, Dr. W. M. Chambers, co., shortage of trained nurses in Singa Commander Dix, acting Master | pore. Such an emergency is, not the City Government of Greater Attendant, Dr. Noel Clarke, Mr. J. confined to war; one might arise Shanghal and at the time of going Watson, Mr. W. & Veaning, Dr. Tre) through civil disturbances, a serious to press were still closely lavesting Duke Miss R. Fenoulhet, Matron of epidemic or even a big fire
General Hospital Dr. Chen Su "A circular letter has been sent out the building housing those two Lan and a representative of the by Mrs. Luoy Sloper urging the departments in the Civic Centre Y.M.C.A. Dr. Winchester is secretary women of Bingapore to enrol. There at Kiangwan. Police and mem The four main purposes of a centre has been quick response, and the first bers of the Public Safety Bureau are the teaching of first nid, home classes will begin this month. It is reinforced by emergency squads, nursing, home hygiene and home sani hoped to have at least 100 fully trained
disperse unable to
the tation. Once trained, members have women by the end of the first year. workers, though they were present in suficient numbers to prevent resort to violence.
Between two and three thousand workers last night lald siege to the offices of the Bureaux of Eocial Affairs and Public Health or
were
the
there was nothing to discuss. Throughout yesterday afternoon This depistan 30 enraged the and until well after midnight the
workers that they demanded mob steadily increased. It showed that if had a well-managed and action by officials of the Bureau perfectly worked out plan. Truck of Social Affairs and, sending Inads of food and other provisions word back to Shanghai .SOON kept the besiegers supplied with
the necessaries of life. while to gathered reinforcements together one was allowed to enter or leave with the intention of ensuring the bureaux building.
that some action was taken.
From Mayar Silk Mills
The demonstration began short-
ly after noon when the workers,
serious
NOTICE TO MARINERS
North Point Installation
LAMMERT BROS.,
ACUTIONEERS.
BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS OF SALK
of
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
FROPERTY
situate at or near SHAMSHUIPO IN THE DEPEN- DENCY or KOWLOON AND COLONY OF HONGKONG
and known as
NEW KOWLOON INLAND LUT-No. 1683
to be sold by UBLIO AUCTION
On
TUESDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APELL, 1834,
Ar 3 PM..
by
Ms. LAMMERT BROTHERS, AUCTIONEELA, AT THEIR BALLS Room,
No. 4, DUDDELL STREET, Howe Kora.
PARTICULARS
property consists of :-
All that piece or parcel of ground situate at or near Shamshulpo in the Dependency of howloon and Colony of Hongkong and registered in the Land Office New Kowloon Inlandi
The Harbour Master has issued a notice to mariners to the effect that until further notice, vessels loading and discharging at the fetty head of the Asiatic Petro- The Mob Slowly Swells
slowly
leum Company's installation have Been permitted to maintain moor- Throughout the afternoon the ines to the two on-shore buoys.
swelled from about slow
In order to obviate the posat- 500 to are estimated by om- bility of any small craft fouling the majority of whom came from cials of the Public direty Bureau these off-shore mooring lines at the Mayar Silk Mills in the French 10 Be 2,900 and by the leaders of night small boats exhibiting a Concession which were the scene the workers to be 4.000 When it red light will be stationed at a of a serious anray petreed
Teen became obvious that a serious point midway between the vessel strikers and the police&G
dy Hunden was developing in the and the outer pays weeks ago, discovered that no spine Eentre a calf was sent out The attention of launches, junks 'sistance
forthcoming for police reinforcements. When and other small craft is especially an attempt was drawn to the above notice by the securing favourable consideration these arrived of their demands by the manage made to disperse the mob peace- Harbour Authorities. ment of the mills,
ably, but entirely without success,
The Bureau of flocial Affairs
* On ́s the contrary, the mob steadily grew.Edges that hunger
had, according to leaders of the and cold would do what the police IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION demonstration,' arranged for a had been unable to do were fal-
List of ships expected to be in conference of the workers with sified when the first truck-loads of representatives of the manage provisions arrived at the Civic wireless communication with Hong. ment. at which the men's Centre from Shanghai From the Kong to-day- grievances would be discussed, reception of these provisions, it Bui Sang, Ashby, Kaiping, New This conference was to have was obvious that the workers were Orleans, Calcutta Maru, Talma, taken place yesterday. The re- wall organized for a long stay, Lindenbank, Lisa, Ampullaria, presentatives of the management. At the time of going to press Hozan Maru, Dah Loh, Harting- however, did not attend the meet the workers were sill round the ton "Bangalore, Canton Mara, ing, giving as their reason that building With more than half Empress of Asia, General Per- they had decided to close down the right gone, they showed no shing: Corfu. Kitano Maru, Kut
Bang, the mis and that, therefore,aigns of raising the siege;
Lot No.. 15695 togeflèr - with: the building thereon now known se No. 37, Fur Wing "Street" together with the rights casements and apparten- anted thereto belonging.,
The above
property contains an area of 1,224 square feet bé tièremboute
Annual Crown Bent $29.10.
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NEMES, LAKMERT BROS,
Auctioneers, No Duddell Streck