REMAINS OF MR. W. SANDERSON LAID TO REST
Large Attendance At Funeral
PROFUSION OF
WREATHS
The remains of the late Mr. William Sanderson. Superinten dent Engineer at the Indo-China Steam Navigation
SALVATION ARMY WORKER PASSES
Death In Hospital Of Mrs. Darby
VALUED WORKER
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1936.
SERVICE
OFFICERS
COMING
Arrival Next Month On Transport
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
COLONY BUDGET TO
BE INTRODUCED
At this afternoon's meet.ng of the Legislative Council the Co- lonial Secretary (Hon. Mr. R. A. due to leave Southampton on Sep-reading of a Bill to apply a sum H M. transport Lancashire was C.. North) will move "the first tember 10 and is expected to ar- not exceeding $25.308,269 to the rive in Hong Kong on October 13. public service of the year 1937. She has on board several Naval The Attorney General (Hon. Mr. and Military officers.
C.Q Alabaster) will move the The naval officers are ordered to second reading of a Bill to vaïldate the following ships and
certain undertakings which have Reving officers who will be trans-been constructed or commenced over and upon unleased Crown foreshores and sea bed; and to enact certain general provisions which shall be deemed Incorporat- ed, unless expressly varied cepted. in future
By the death which occurred at the Matilda Hospital yesterday morning of Mrs. Darby, wife of Brigadier William Darby, General Secretary of the Salvation Army in South China, the Salvation Army has suffered a heavy loss. Company,The late Mrs. Darby was ad- mitted to hospital on Thursday after having taken a fortnight | ferred: ago whilst on a holiday at Cheung Chau island.
whose death occurred on Monday, were interred in the Protestant Cemetery yesterday.
are re-
ex-
Ordinances
For "Lowestoit."--Commander S Boucher (vice-Captain A. R. M. Mrs. Darby was 51 years of age. Beldge); Commissioned Engineer She came to Hong Kong in June C, W. Treweeks (vice Bayland). with her husband, from Shanghat," For "Tamar." Captain Carless, authorising reclamation or other At the latter port, they had stay- ed for about six years, and they
R. M. (vice Captain Caffyn); Lt.-works of a public nature over and Comdr, W. K. Graves: Lt-Comdr. upon such had been in other parts in North
foreshores and E. C. Turner; Leut-Comdr. E. L bed." China for ten years. The deceas- ed was a native of Birmingham.
Woodhall (vice Lt-Comdr. Lane), England.
THE FUNERAL
Many were present at the funeral. The Rev. K. Mackenzie Dow officiated at the graveside,
Among those present to pay their last respects were:
Messrs. J. E. Anderson, R. B. Bell. R. Batem. H. Beck, M. R. Bell, T. H. G. Brayfield. F. F Clarke. R. I., Craig. H. C. Cooper, 3. Crookdake. E Cock. R. H. Cameron. A. A. Duncan, J. Duncan, R. Fox, H. H. Fantham, M. Fergus- son. W. G. Gillies, W. Greig, M.
The funeral took place in the Henderson, H. J. Hunt, Q. Hill. E evening, the remains being buried L. Hosie. F. C. Hall. A. W. Ingram.h the Protestant Cemetery. The "F. W. Kirby, D. Kossick, 0. R.
last rites were conducted by Labrum. W. Lambert, R. Lapsley Col. V. E. Rolte, Territorial Com- (snr. and jnr.), W. S. Minshall, D. mander, who had specially Mackenzie. G. H. MacDonald, A. Journeyed from Canton for this K. MacDougal, W. C. Murray, D. matter, McLennan, J. Marshall. R. Marti- son. G. N. Mitchell, T. A. Mitchell. A MacAlpine, A. McCormick, G. Bickering, J. J. Paterson, A, E. Pearson., A. Ramsay, J. N. Sweeney, L J. Stevenson. H. H. Scott, T. Todd, W. Tillery, S. A. Tremlett, W. A' Zimmern;
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lawson. Capt. Jolinson, Capt. Crawford, Dr. E. L. da Souza and Dr. Nicholson.
"FLORAL TRIBUTES Wreaths were following:-
were
Prayers and testimonies made by Mrs. Col. Rolfe. Capt. P. Stanley, Adjutant D. Brazier, Ad- Jutant and Mrs. Panting:
At the graveside several hymns were sung
The chief" mourners were Brigadier Darby. daughter and ather mourners were:
one scn;
Capt. Semike, Capt. Skelton. Capt. Klockers. Lieut. Thompson. Lieut. Amos. Mr. Pern. Mr. Hearndern. Rev. and Mrs. Pennington, Mrs. sent by the and Miss Reiten, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Mackenzie, Rev. and Mrs. Grant of the Penticost Mission, Mrs. Burnside, Mrs. Beethel, Mr. and Mrs. Rousseau. Mr. D. Wood. Mr. T. Bolt, Misses Bolt Mr. D. Totten- ham, Mr. T. Perrin. Mr. R. Lee, and other Comrades,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson, Capt. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson. An Yung. Mr. and Mrs, D. G. M. Bernard London). Mr. and Mrs. H. Beck. Mr. F. Bunje' and Eve. Mr. A. W. Black. Capt. and Mrs. C. M. Boas. Capt. and Mrs. R, W. Bateman. Mr. T. H. G. Brayfield;
Mr. H. S. Chow, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. A. Craw- ford, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. S. Duncan, Mr. A. W. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ford. Eve, Finlay, Mr. and Mrs, M. Fergusson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forbes, Capt: and Mrs. H. H. Fantham. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Garland, Mr. Wat. G. Gillies. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Groves, Mrs. Ha Leung. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ell, Mr. and Mrs. M. JAHenderson. Mr. and Mrs. D. W, Hume, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hoare Capt. Henderson and Mrs. Henderson. Mr. A. W. Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Johnson, Capt and Mrs Dudley Kilbee. Mr. W. J. Keswick, Mr. Kwong Yue Loong. Capt. and Mrs. Kelman, Mr. and MIS. W. O. Lambert, Winifred Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. J. V Law- son, Mr. and Mrs. T Low, Mr. M H. Lo. Mr. A. K. McDougal, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murdoch. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mackenzie. Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Minshall, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mitchell Mr. J. D. MacLeod, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Newbigging, Mr. F. A. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs T, R. Parson, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pater "son, Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Quin, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. H. Railton. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.. Remedios. Mr. T. Ramsay, Ah Soo, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Scott. Mr. C. Swan. Mr. J. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Stevenson, Mr. E. V. Searle. Mr. C. Stark: Capt. and Mrs. Thomson, Mr. A. Urquhart, Mr. A. C. Wilcox, Wong Chuen, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, Mr. S. 'T. Williamson. Mr and Mrs. J. R. Whitefield, Mr. W. A, Zimmern;
Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co. Ltd., Messrs. Dodwell and Co Messrs. Tung Til Engineering Co., Ltd., Messrs W. 8. Bailey and Co., The Marine Engineers Guild of China, The Kowloon Deck Recrea Lion Club, Superintendents' Staf (Indo-China S.N. Co., Ltd.), Chair- man and Members, Hong Kong ŝt. Andrew's Society, Messrs. Stan 、dard-Vacuum: Oil, Co Marine Supt. and Asst. Engineer Supt.. I.-C. S.N. Co., Ltd., Surveyors to Lloyd's Register, Messrs. Furness (Far East), Ltd., Messrs. Wa: Fat: and Co., Messrs. Jardine Engineer-
Among the beautiful wreaths was one from the loving husband and children. Personal friends in the Army sent wreaths and there were many from Hong Kong and
Canton Divisions.
"
CICALA DESPATCHED TO CANTON
4
To Investigate Firing On S.S. Tai Lee
HM.S... Cicala has been des- patched to Canton to investigate the firing upon the s.s. Tat Lee by Chinese farmers. She is a patrol boat of the West River and has been sent to the Wong Ping dis- trict to carry out. Investigations. Representations and protests will be made to the Chinese authorities of that district and the punishment of the culprits asked for with the view of preventing further recur- rences of similar incidents.
The
It was early on Monday after noon that the Tal' Lee, nearing Wong Ping, was attacked. quartermaster, Ching Cheong, was killed. The master, Captain F Baylis, and the Second Engineer. Mr. van Langenberg, were wound- ed. Captain Baylis took the ship back to Kongmoon.
Capt. Baylis brought his ship to Hong Kong later.
HEROIN POSSESSION
>
Three
Cheung Sam Ku, 30.
widows, Ng Bam, 64, Yee, 30, were
and Chan Keelung Street on September 14 arrested at Z35. for being in possession of heroin plila.
MacFadyen yesterday at the Kow- Appearing before Mr. Q. A, A.
loon Magistracy, they were manded for one week.
DINNER DANCE
re-
A Dinner Dance will be held on ing Corporation Ltd., Superin- the Open Roof of, Repulse Bay
weather, to-night at 9 p.m.
For "Duchess."-Lt.-Comdr. W Curtis vice Russell); Sub-Lieut. J. Hooker (vice Webb).
Leut, J. Tennyson; Gunner R. L For "Decoy."-Lt. J. F. Cochrane:
Jackson (vice Melvyn).
For "Medway."-Lt W. Donald [vice Canning): Lieut.-Comdr. W. Hall (vice Carline); Lt. B. Smith; Warrant Electrician E. Smith (vice Nunn); Lt Massey-Dawson" (vice Peers)...
For "Berwick-Midshipmen H. Falkner. J. Haly, W. Nainprice, A. Tyers.
-
For "Defender."-Lieut. D. Gar- diner;
Lieut. Stewart-Menteth; Gunner (T) G. Powell (vice Jones). For "Dainty.Lt A. Johnson: Lleut, T. Taylor.
D.
sea
The Hon. Mr. Lo Man-kam wil move the second reading of" a Bil to provide for the incorporation of the Superioress in Hong Kong of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Precious Blood.”
JI
LOTTERY TICKETS
POSSESSION
Fusilier Sentenced
undergo 28
Found guilty at a district court- martial last week of a lottery offence, Fus, W. Sandfield, of the 2nd Battalion Royal Welch Fusi- ders, was ordered to days' detention
2 sencence promulgated yesterday. The ac- cused was charged with being in For "Moth"-Lieut.-Comdr. Lampen (vice Lt.-Comdr, Dalison).tribution of 2,800 lottery tickets at
possession for the purpose of dis
For "Diana"--Lieut.Comdr. J.91 Lockhart Road on May 9. Machin; Lieut. (E) A. Oliver: Bubl Lieut. T. Pooley (vice Webb): Lieut. R. Sandbach; Gunner (T) L. Tete (vice Neal): Lieut. Northey. For "Folkestone."-Lt. B. Mellor. Reep (vice Alen),
For "Mantis."-Lieut.-Comdr. E.
For "Hera'd."--Paymaster Lleut. Comdr. Rump (vice White).
For "Kent."-Lt.Cdr. A. Ryder (vice Warner).
For "Grimsby."--Leut-Comtr. J. Seymour; Sub-Lieut. Tupper rice
Baines).
* For "Bandwich."-Leut. Loveday: Lieut. Barnes (vice Lane).
For "Bee."Sub-Lieut. Brayne- Nicholas (vice Carliney.
For "Sandpiper."-Lieut. Cmdr. Eurnes ivice Butler),
11
:
For "Gannet."-Lt. Tibbets (vice Hanson).
For "Aph's."-Lt. Wheadon (vice Kelburn).
ARMY AHRIVALS
URBAN COUNCIL
STAMP AUCTION
Many Ancient Issues Purchased
A large gathering, of philatelists Was present at the Lammert Brothers public auction at their sales room yesterday. A wonder- ful collection of different kinds of postage stamps were sold. Some ancient stamps of Hong Kong. China, Ceylon, Dutch Indies, Great Britain, India, Japan, and many others were very highly bid by the stamp-collectors
The following is a list of a few of the postage stamps that were sold and the prices pald:Ceylon, 1927-29. King George issue ($4); China. 1912. commemorating the Revolution $5 slate mint, Dr. Sun Yat Sen ($6.75); Gambia," 1904-8.
1886. Queen Victoria Issue ($7.50);
Issue: King Edward
Gibraltar,
Heligoland. 1867 Kong. 1862, Queen Victoria issue ($10); Hong Kong, 1862, Queen Victoria issue ($9.50); Hong Kong. 1904-7,.King Edward Issue; India, 1813, King George Isaure (38); Italian, China, 1818 ($450).
($7.25); Hong
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LONE WOMAN'S ADVENTURES IN FAR EAST
'HARD" TRAVEL IN YEAR'S WANDERING
An adventurous young English- woman. Miss Audrey Harris, of London and Moatlands. Kent, after a brief rest in Simla, recently
markable serias of lone started on the last stage of a re- wander-
Logs, During the past year she has visited many strange parts of the East,
She left London last
to journey
Summer
overland by way of Moscow and the Trans-Siberian The fortnightly meeting of the Railway. She went clone because, Urban Council was held yesterday. she says, "if you have companions Supporting Mr. R. R. Todd. Chair-you talk to them instead of get- man, were Hon, Dr. A. R. Welling-ting to know the various peopl ton. Vice-Chairman Mr. B. Wong-
encountered en route." tape. Dr. L Shu-fan. Dr. S N.
With the aid of English and sign Chau, Dr. R. A Castro Basto, Mr. language, with scanty hand lugg- A el Arcul, Mr. W. N. Thomas age and a minimum of funds, she Tam, Mr. C. Champkin, Mr. C. J. travelled across Siberia and Man- Roe (Secretary) and Mr. Im Ping-chukuo into Korea. tseung (Asst. Secretary),
Eight licences were applied for. relating to food factories, eating houses and "offensive trades. All the applications were refused.
KOWLOON AUCTION
A large gathering was present at the auction" sale
30
household
Thence she went to Pexing and Jehol, and back to Shanghai and Hankow.
tse-klang by boat to within sight She made her way up the Yang-
of the little known mountaina o Western Szechuan. Returning to the coast by air. her journey took her to Tokio, the Dutch East Indies, Sikkim. Nepal and Tibet.
Miss Harris intends
to wander through 'Afghanistan and
110W
The following are the military furniture by Lammert Brothers Persia. Thereafter her plans are
and two children.
Anti-Aircraft Brigade, B.S.M. H. Taylor, Mrs. "Jaylor and three children.
uncertain.
She will follow the
arrivals:-
Royal Artillery.-Captain A. P.
yesterday at No. 60A. Nathan Road, N.. Godfrey and
Kowloon. There was a large quanwhim of the moment. Mrs. Gralrey,tity of teak-wood furniture, glass- Captain M. Yates..und Mrs. Yates
CAVIAR BY PATEFUL 2nd/Lieut. J. W.
„ware, rugs, etc., auctioned, An D. Sys, Upright piano 2nd/L'eut. G. P. H. Moffat-Weon
She claims that a journey on the by "Rosenkranz"-Trans-Siberian Railway need not Master Gar. H.. C. Hale. Mrs. Hale set and tray, Japanese tea
8th Heavy Brigade. R.A-3rd. sold included a Wel-Hal-Wer tea
was sold for $150. Other articles be dull. Finding that she was offered four classes of travel--first set, and second, "soft third" and "hard coffee boiler with spirit lamp and third"-she chose R.Aaselliating table fan.
the hard and cheapest.
She did not regret her choice. For eight days she carried on in- teresting conversations in sign language with her travelling.com "Mrs. Zobile, of 173. Boundary
panion, a Russian peasant who Street was fined $10 at the Kow-
neither washed, shaved nor A.D.C.-Captain R. H. Green Army Audit Staff.--Mr. (Lieut.) J.lowing her two dogs in the street
loon Magistracy yesterday for al-changed a garment throughout W. J. Whiteside
unmuzled and unleashed.
Royal Engineers-Lieut. A C. Houghton, and 2nd, Lleut, G. J. G. Douglas.
Royal Army Ordnance Corps- Captain D. M. Larmour.
Queen Alexandra School Mistress: -Mrs. Fabel and three children.
Roy Army Pay Corps.--SQ.M.S. H. C. Hansen and Mrs. Hansen, S.QMS. J. H. Pittham and Cpl. G. M. Devonlah.
other ranks.
East Lancashire Regiment.-Five
private.
Royal Army Bervice Corps. One sergeant, one corporal and one
Royal Army Medical Corps -Two corporals and ten privates:
Army Education Corps-w." a Instr. F. A. Fabel
FURTHER REMAND
וו'
Appearing on a remand charge
UNMUZZLED DOGS
ANNIVERSARY SALE
the journey..
The Tallway authorities disini fected the "hard third" compart- ments vigorously and frequently. There were regular issues of clean bedding to all passengers.
In the restaurant car Miss The China Emporium, well-
Harris enjoyed vast platefuls of known local department store, are caviar, In the evenings her com- hold'ng their annual anniversary
partment was crowded with pea- sale. Details will be found in an sant passengers, who sang Buwlar advertisement appearing elsewhere folk songs to a bala'lka dezom- paniment by her travel'ng com- panion.
in this issue.
As the train approached the Manchukuo frontier she saw huge
Professor Left £400 Soviet aerodromes and military
Annuity By Sargent's Sister"
Professor Henry Tonks, former
Jel Matenmoto, on the stairway of celves an annuity of £400 under of assaulting a Japanese woman, head of the Blade Art School, re- No. 91 Hennessey Road on Septem-the
barracks. A few miles over the border were the'r Japanese coun- terparts.
LORD NUFFIELD
tendents of the China Navigation Lido-weather permitting-and at ber 9, Buen Taab Shum, 2f. unem-sister of the celebrated palater, that he will provide a s'te and o Co. Ltd., Shipbuilding Depart-Repulse Bay Hotel in event of bad poyed of Nc. 27 Tai Yuen Street, who died In Zurich, after being church, at a coat of £35,000. at will of Mis Emily Sargent, Lord Nuffield announced recently
second floor was further remanded knocked down by a cyclist.
Cowley, Oxford, which has grown. for a week at the Central Magis-
Among other bequests, she gave with the Cowley works from a tracy yesterday. It was intimated an Important oil landscape by village of 206 people to a town" by Mr. Schöneld that the case my late brother" to the Astma-with a population of 25 000. would probably be heard on the lean Picture Gallery. Oxford, and afternoon of September 24, al- the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cam- hospitals and other institution in Lord Numeld's donations to though a date was provisionally bridge.
red for September 30,
recent years total more than $1,000,000.
ment; Kowloon Dock, The China Coast Oncers' Guild, Messrs. Jar- dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd, (Im- port Department). The Staff, of the Sworn Measurer's Office, Ocean Jardine, Matheson and Co., Ltd. Steamers' Dept., Jardine. Mathe- (Shore and Floating Stan), The son & Co. Ltd., Chinese Staff, Chinese Crew, 8.3. Gulsang, Mesara, Book Office, Indo-China 8.N. Co., Fred Kew and Co., No. 2 Boy. Lt. Captain, Omcers and Engl Superintendent's Office, Indo-China neer Officers, 3.5 Bulsang, the BN Co. Ltd., Messrs. Goddard Hong Kong and Whangpos and Douglas, Messrs. Geo, Grimble
Company, Ltd Messrs and Co. and others.
Dock
Inspector 8, Logan prosecuting. stated that the complainant was not yet able to attend Court.
Miss Bargent left annuities of 3250 to Miss Annie L. Swynnerton, ARA. Eliza, Wedgwood, Violet Infirmary, Oxford, and £104.000 He gave £140,000 to Radcliffe Paget, and Emile Duclaux.
to St Thomas's Hospital, London,
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