Mr. F Hamblin, of the, China The body of Lam Ngo, a mar
panted by Mrs. Hamblin, Miss D. was discovered at about 9 F. Hamblin, and Master J. A. Ham- on Baturday night at Tong Kok, blin, were passengers on the 55. near Ku Chung, New Territories. Notifications and appointments. Ranpura for Home,
Although no property was stolen from the Government Gazette ap÷ the police suspects that the wo pears on
Page 7 Mr. A, B. Gifford Hull, Resident man met her death by foul play. Che nearly six feet long was seen Engineer of the Shing Mun Dam An encouraging aide to the pic-off Stanford le Hope, near Tilbury. ture le the fact that responsibi-
Scheme, returned to the Colony Ity of the community to prevent 12 and 14 feet long was reported. Friday.
Another estimated to be between from Kobe by the Asama Maru on crime is recognized as never be by the pilot of a tug at Thames Overhauling obsolete legal ma- fore. Agencies, public and private, chinery which is readily, mani-
Haven... are attacking the problem courage- pulated to secure the escape rously and intelligently. The aver-
It was washed on to the sea wall, the guilty..
nge citizen can make his great- but slipped off and went under a
jetty. more careful
Mr. W. J. Peel, the eldest son of His Excellency, the Governor, Sir william Peel, K.C.M.G., KBE., left
Apparently with the object of setting the place on fire, some mis- creants put a bomb on the stair way of No. 85, Jaffee Road on Fri day night. The bomb exploded but fortunately very little damage on Saturday for Singapore on the was done. Examination of the short holiday in Hong Kong was initially detonated by some Lady Peel and Mr. R. O. Peel sort of acid and that it was of an were present on the ship to bid Incendiary type rather than explo- him farewell..
atre,
The 2nd Hong Kong Catholic Group of Boy Scouts left by the 5. Team at dawn yesterday for Shanghai and Foochow where they will spend a short vacation.