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JULY 7, 1936.
BUS COMPANY SWINDLED IMPERSONATING
A DOG AND THE POSTMAN
Bitten Twice
SEQUEL IN COURT
A black chow dog, the property of Mr. C. C. Roberts, lying at No. 183, the Peak, Mount Kellett Road, was the subject of a summons taken out against the owner, which was heard before Mr. Burgess at the Central Court yesterday, The dog is alleged to have bitten the postman on two separate occasions when he was in the act of dell- vering letters to the house.
Mr. H. S. V. Mossop appeared for the defence.
Стоид Mr. M. J. Abbott, the Solicitor was for the prosecution.
Mr. Roberts was charged " with having falled to have complete control over a black chow "dog on May 6 so as not to be dangerous. Mr. Abbott said that the dog had always been a source of troubla On and danger to the postman April 4, the postman took letters to the house and the dog rushed at him and bit him in the les As a consequence of this the post тап was sent to the Matilda Hospital for treatment. On May 8, the postman armed himself with a stick and went to deliver the and The dog appeared the postman called out and the No. 1 boy came out with a lead Just then the dog rushed at the postman and after the first rush Appeared to change its mind and Jumped up and bit the postman in the lert wrist. The wrist was treated at the house and later at the Matilda Hospital. Injections were given at the Government Civil Hospital.
letters.
Or both cecasions that" the post- man had been bitteh the dog had been muzzled but this was merely a strap around the mouth and loose, sufciently so to be able to bite. Since this last occasion they had procured a muzzle which covers the whole mouth.
CONTROL IN LAW Control in law, said Mr. Abbott, An must be complete control order sould be made so that the postman could deliver his letters, not necessarily without fear for his life, but without fear of a serious dog bite.
Lee Sin, the postman then gave evidence and said that on several accasions the dog had rushed up and tried to bite. The dog had been warded off with his foot and Mrs. Roberts had asked him not to kick the dog. The dog always started, the trouble first. A few days after he was first bitten (April 4), the postman went there again and asked why the dog was not tied up He was told that Mrs. Roberts liked the dog tree.
..Cross-examined witness said that he had rat seen the dog when it was a puppy, but denied ever hav- ing kicked at it then.
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FAMILY TICKET AFFAIR
YOUTH FINED
Appearing on remand before Air. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, Khoo Khay Soon, 19, an English speaking student, was fined $10 for travelling" on Kowloon Motor Bus No. 636 in Nathan Road near Haiphong Road without paying his fare.
The case was remanded on Saturday morning to ascertain whether Khoo had a monthly ticket during March, April and May. Khoo had produced in Court. a ticket for June which bore the name of Chan and not Khoo Khay Soon as stated on his February ticket.
A POLICE OFFICER
Threats To Arrest Hawkers
CONVICTION REGISTERED
Impersonating a Police officer and extracting money from un- licensed hawkers under the threat of arrest, Ling Hok Wah, was charged before Mr. Burgess at the Central Court yesterday and was found guilty. Defendant was fined 3150 or four months.
Mr. D. L. Curtis appeared for the defendant.
Det.-Sergt. Mann stated that at 9 pm.
on June 30 the s.3. Fat
Around the Courts
FURTHER REMAND Committal proceedings were con- tinued yesterday against Wong On. an interpreter of the Sanitary De- partment, who was charged with accepting a bribe of $5-from-Ip Shu, a woman iving at Olles Avenue.
Mr. I M. Abbot was for the pro- secution while Mr Hin Shing Lo appeared for the defence.
It was alleged that the giving of the bribe was witnessed by another woman who, however, was not aware at the time that money was belug handed to Wong. Five dollars had been borrowed by In Shu from this woman.
The case was remanded. Sub- Inspector Cunningham was present in Court on behalf of the Police.
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BANISHEES
Two banishees that appeared be- Shan was lying alongside the Hong fore Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at the On Kowloon Magistracy yesterday were Kong and Canton Wharf. board were some hawkers. It was sentenced to 10 months' imprison- ment each, both admitted having alleged that the defendant went up to Chau Lam, a licensed returned to the Colony orice before. The accused were: Lul Chol. 37, hawker and said that he was a
and Chow Sam Mui. 26, widow. The former admitted being banish- ed on January 24, this year for ter years. The widow was banished on December 12 last year for ten years.
It was stated by the prosecution that when an inspector boarded the bus on Friday. Khoo produced a February ticket. The explanation offered by Khoo in Court on Satur- day was that he had been induced by Chah to obtain a family ticket police officer. Chau then produced as he would effect a saving of $1.20 | his Ucence Defendant then went a month. When the case continued | along to Leung Fong, another yesterday Khoo said that he had licensed hawker" and telling the already bought a ticket in February same story was so he did not join in the family ticket. L. Chan returned to Java in March and he (accused) was asked to contribute towards the ticket. Actually, sald Khoo, two of the boys in the "family" were, in La Salle College, two in Wah Yan. and the arth, member was himself.
A DEFINITE SWINDLE Sub-Inspector H. E. Rogers (pro- secuting) said that Mr. Louis Manager of the Kowloon Motor Bus Company, considered it à de- finite swindle on the Bus Company. The Chan "family" ticket issued for February March, April, a written ap- May and June on plication received by the Company from Mrs. Chan, The Police had falled to trace any of the Chans.
again shown
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Licence. The third hawker ap- proached was Lau Siu an 1- licensed hawker and from him the defendant asked the sum DI 50 cents or he (Lau) would be arrest- ed. While they were arguing "a constable came on the scene and the defendant was arrested,
C.536 gave evidence and said that when he arrested the defen- dant, he said that he was not a detective but a member of the Public Safety Bureau of Swatow, "
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SNATCHER CAUGHT Because there may be additional charges levied against the accused. a hand bag snatcher was remand- ed for 24 hours for further in- quirles at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, when he appeared be- A. Macfadyen Q. A. fore Mr. charged with theft of a handbag from Miss B. Palomique of No. 8 Bowring Street.
The
The theft was alleged to have taken place at Nathan Road.
Inspector R. Shannon prosecuted.
.
Defendant stated that he was a member of the staff of the King bag contained $5 in money. wad
Al commissioners office as assistant secretary to the commissioner. On the evening of the arrest, defen- dant said that he had gone to the boat to see a friend off. He bought some chees from the first witness and then had a row about underweight. While they are ar- along guing the constable came and arrested him.
In answer to the Bench, Khoo said that three of the ticket holders were not Chans.
The Magistrate; In other words three or four boys get together and assume a name in order to get a family ticket. Khoo. That's the idea, Sir!
Khoo disclaimed all knowledge of an application ferm signed by the director of the La Salle College to the Bus Company. The forms. pointed out Khoo were signed in February and he himself did not join till March, Khoo was then inade to read out aloud in Court, a Bus Company form in which it was stated that applicants for ́a family ticket "must be of one and the same family,"
FAMILY MEANING
Magistrate: You admit that you and two others to your knowledge. were not in the family, therefore you are a party to defrauding the bus company. .
Accused also admitted that he was not 16 years of age "but many of them (the boys) are not also,” claimed Khoo.
Magistrate: That does not excuse you from doing it.
Defendant was convicted and His Worship remarked that he must take a serious view of the case for if the defendant had been
getting away with these sume of 50 cents it would not do any good to the reputation of the Hong Kong Police Force.
Defendant was accordingly fined $150 or four months
OBSTRUCTION CHARGE Charged with the obstruction of P.C.B. 599 in the execution of his duty on July 3, Tse Han appeared before Mr. Burgess at the Central Court yesterday and was fined $25 or one month.
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Sub-Inspector Johnson" stated that on July 3 about 4.10 p.m. P.C.B. 599 arrested a hawker, Tae The defends Mul, for obstruction. ant interfered and told
to rested woman not to go Police Station with the Constable. Defendant then tried to push the constable
then was away, He arrested.
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PICKPOCKET GAOLED
Yu Far, 22, was charged before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Court yesterday with (a) larceny.. from the person of Ho Kwal, 52, of $3 in Bonham Strand West, and (b) possession of a razor blade ft for an unlawful purpose.
Defendant said that he saw the money being dropped and picked it up. The razor blade was for his own personal use.
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The District Watchman stated that he saw the defendant picked the pocket of the complainant.
Sentence DI Six weeks Was passed.
J.
BANISHEES
were Two returned banishwes sentenced when they appeared be- fore Mr. W. Schofield as the Cen- tral Court yesterday.
Mak Cheung Kwal 32. unem-
ployed, who was banished for 10 years on May 1 this year, was sen- tenced to ten months.
Li Sze, who was banished for 10 was years also in May this year given a like sentence of 10 months.
ARMED ROBBERY ON JUNK
Six Men Charged. In Court
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Charged with participation in an armed robbery on board licensed junk off Tung Lung Island on May 31, six men appeared be- fore Mr. E. Himsworth at the
Kowloon Magistracy yesterday. The accused were: Tsang Yau, Li Choi, Tsang Chung-kwong, Chung Fat, Las Ping and Chan Chuen.
They were alleged to have used revolvers and knives and robbed the master, Chu Tam-shing, of
cases 20 tins of kerosene, 10
of matches, four bags of sugar and a quantity of cloth and clothing.
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Following the robbery and while on their way to the Shamshuipo Pelice Station to make a report, the victims saw a boat resembling that of the pirates. They later made a report at Shaukiwan and the police visited the boat. Four people were having a meal, three being pentined as members of the pirate" zang. Fourth, Arth and sixth defendants were later arrest- ed on information.
Acting Sub-Inspector A. Kinnear of the Water Police, prosecuted, The case, which is one for com- mittal was adjourned
WHY DO NINE HOUSEWIVES OUT OF TEN REFER ΤΟ THE FAMILY REFRIGERATOR, WHATEVER MAY BE ITS MAKE, AŠ
"THE FRIGIDAIRE
The Magistrate remarked that BECAUSE
Yuen Bo, the No. 1 boy, was next in the box and stated that the dog had been given to the house by a Mr. Little when it wa's
seemed to him this case had puppy. It had used to bark at brought out more than anything all and sundry but now it only else, that the Company was being "THE shows antagonism towards the swindled by many people. The FRIGIDAIRE postman because be (the post- Chinese, he was prepared to admit man) had kicked the dog and thrown stones at it when it was a puppy. Witness stated that the dog was muzzled at the time.
Mr. Mossop: Then it could not have been a very good muzzle?
Witness: Oh yes. It Was & good muzzle but a bit loose.
After cross-examination by Mr. Abbott, His Worship said that he would consider the case and give judgment to-day at noon.
were apt to give a much der 18 80 WELL meaning to the word "family" but KNOWN, SO this however, did not excuse the accused.
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Mr. Louis agreed that definite regulations would have to, in future be printed on the tickets..
Addressing the accused, the no Magistrate said "You have been a party to a deliberate fraud on the company. Fined $10.
Accused. Why should I have to
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Theft Of Cable
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