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OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LTI
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CONSIGNE
YONSIGNEES per Co's Yoruel
"ANTENOR"
F UNITED KINGDOM VIA SINGAPORE.
are hereby notified that their Cargo
be discharged fato Holt' Wharf, Kowloon, where it will be at Consignees risk and anbject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 7th Nov.
Optional Cargo will not be landed here less Notice has been given prior to unless Stormer arrival, bat carried on from which to the Enal port of call to
the option extands,
port to
kee to
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BREMEN.
■HE Steamer
TH
"NECKAR "
Aving
arrived, from BREMEN, HAM- BURG and Porta, Consiganes of carg are hereby notified that their cargo ia being landed at their risk into the Go- downs of the Hong Kong and Kowloos Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon where Delivery can
obtained.
Consignees are farther notified that the Steamer NECKAR" ba takon at HAMBURG & SHEMEN through
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1936.
FINANCE
COMMITTEE
Supplementary Votes Approved
CEMETERIES
DISCUSSION
A meeting of the Finance Com-
cargo, for HONG KONG exmittee of the Legislative Council 38. "CRO" 8.8.WEENER" and 8.8. "BLIN" from WIBORG. and STOCKHOLM.
All Goods remaining undelivered after the 13th Nov, 1996, will be subject to Kent,
No Fire Insurance will be effected by a in say case whatever.
was held in the Council Chamber yesterday, afternoon to deal with supplementary $686,619.
votes totalling
The following items were voted for accordingly:-
Prisons Department: Subelstence prisoners. $35,000. Provision made in Estimates, $230,000..
Miscellaneous Services: Rent of Public Telephones, $1,000. Pro- vision made in Estimates, $15,000.
Medical Department: Washing,
Damaged Packages must be left in the dodown for examination by the Con-of All broken, shafed sed damaged floodsiness and the Company's Surveyors, Messrs. Anderson & Ashe, at 10 am,
the ou 12th Nor 1936,
Consignees must have a Bavenue datisble goods are examined by the In attendance when damaged
No Ulim
De inft in the Godowns, where they will be examined on say Tuesdayı and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 .. and Noom within the Frese Storage period.
No
"Claims will be admitted after the Company's be admitted after the mates, $18,500.
Goods have left the Steamer's Godowe, and all "Gooda remaining undelivered after the 14th Nov, will be subject to Bat
A'l Claims against the Steamer meat be, resented to the Undersigned on or before the 28th Nov, 1938, or they will tot l'e recognised.
No Fire Insurance will be affected BUTTERFIELD & FWIRE
Agents.
7th Nor., 1958.
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Goods are left the Godown and all claims must be presented within Twe Weeks of the Ship's strisa: here, after which date they
not be recognised. · Consignees are requested to sarrender their Bill of Lading to the Undervigand for Countersignatura,
MELOHERS & 00.
Agents! NOLDDEUTSCHB Inoro, BixxeR, Hong Kong, 6th Nov,, 1996.
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TRUCK MISHAP
S'HAI BOXING
Marine Outfought
Inquest Into Death
Coolie
Of
KNOCKED DOWN AND
RUN OVER
The circumstances attending the death of one, Ho Sin-moon, 30, were inquired into yesterday be fore Mr. K. Keen, sitting as coroner, at the Central Magistracy,
By Italian
Proving the more accurate hit- ter and showing more effective defensive tactics. U. Glometti, of the Tientsin Police Force, out- pointed J. Stein, of the U.S.M.C.. in the ten round main event of the professional boxing card held at the Stadium in Shanghai, on The jury comprised the follow- Nov. 3, states the "N. China. Dally ing: Messrs. H. G. Mancell, (fore-News Less than 1,000 spectatora man), E. Funck, and Wong Wabi- were on hand and enjoyed three ding.
of the six bouts greatly, urging the boxers to mix it up in the other bouts.
Deceased met his death when he was struck down by larry. No. 318, on Bonham Strand, East on October 8
Dr. R. S. Begbie, of the Victoria Mortuary, gave evidence on the autopsy he performed on the body of the deceased.
In the numerous wounds found $3,000. Provision made in Esti internal fractures in the head and on the body the worst were the
the left side, the base of the skull, and brain abrasions. Death could have been caused by a heavy wheel being run over the body.
of
Subsistence Police Force: prisoners, $1,800. Provision made in Estimates. $3,500,
Treasury: Stamps etc.. $500. Provision made in Estimates, $3,500. Kowloon-Canton Railway: Special Expenditure. New Boller for Class B Locomotives, $6,971. Provision made in Estimates, $24,000.
Public Works Extraordinary Queen Mary Hospital, $400,000, Provision made In Estimates, $1,800,000.
Public Works Extraordinary: Laying out new Arens Chinese Cemeteries, $4,000. Provision made in Estimates, $2,000.
Defence A. Volunteer Defence Corps: 48 S.MLE Ritles, $792. Provision made in Estimates, $2,160,
Medical Department: Treatment of Opium Addicts, $56. Provision made in Estimates, $1,000.
RENT ALLOWANCES Miscellaneous Services: Rent Allowances: Astatic Subordinate Ozicers, $12,500. Provision made in Estimates. $120,000.
Public Works Recurrent; Hong Kong. Typhoon and Rainstorm damages, $100,000. Provision made in Estimates. $15,000:
Public Works Recurrent: Kow- loon. Typhoon and Rainstorm "damages, $35,000. Provision made in Estimates, $5,000.
Public Works Recurrent: New Kowloon. Tphoon and Rainstorm damages, $20,000. Provision made in Estimates, $5.000.
Public Works Recurrent: New Territories. Typhoon and Bain- storm damages, $80,000. Provision made in Estimates, $5,000.
HON. ME. BEAGA'S QUERY The Hon. J. P. Braga queried the Public Works Extraordinary item for laying out new areas (Chinese cemeteries),and pointed out that the result of the heavy August rains were proving a nuisance to the residents of Hamuntin. The Hon. member stated that it would be better for the Government to abandon the place as a public cemetery. "It is really the last desirable place for a cemetery." the Hon. Mr. Braga said.
Asked by the Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga whether there was a possibility of the Government so doing, the Hon. Mr. R. A. U. North, Chairman, said that he would have to look into the matter.
Members of the Finance Com- mittee present were:—The Hon. Mr. R. A C. North (Chairman), The Hon. Mr. Edwin Taylor, CMG., The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson, The Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, O.B.E., The Hon. Dr. & W. TWO, C.B.E, The Hon. Mr, T. N. Chau, The Hon. Mr. 5. H. Dodwell, The Hon. Mr. M. T. Johnson. The Hon. Mr. A. W. Hughes, The Hon. Mr. R. M. Hen- derson, and Mr. D. M. MacDougall (Deputy Clerk of Coimeli).
BACK TO JAPAN Prominent Passengers Passing
Through
An eminent Japanese professor: arrived in the Colony on board the NYK. Liner Suwa Maru, on Sun- day. He was Professor Tsubof: Chuji, of the Tokyo Imperial Uni- versity, at authority on earth- quakes... Accompanying him was Dr. Imamura Akitune, and both were returning to Japan after at- Lending the World Earthquake Conference held recently in Europe.
Other prominent" passengers in--: cluded: Mr. Abe Kitare, who took care of the Japanese Olympic swimming team which performed with such outstanding, success at Berlin; · Lt.-Comdr. Hosoya, Suke- yoshi, Naval Attache of the Japan- ese Embassy at Paris; and Mr. Yoshiyama Masao, manager of the Advertising“ Department of the Japan International Great Ex hibition.
Nang Shui-fan, the driver of the lorry, deposed that a rickshaw ran in front of his truck, and in swerving to avoid the vehicle, be heard a heavy thud. Halting his lorry he got out and saw a man lying on the ground, apparently dead.
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Che Chai, coolie on the truck, and Ho Mang, the rickshaw coolie, gave corroborative evidence, and Pun Kwok-kel, stated that he identified the body of the deceased. who was his cousin.
Trafic Sergeants G. Frayer and M. Black also gave corroborative evidence of being present at the accident and examining the truck.
The jury brought in a verdict of accidental death.
COLONY'S HEALTH
Three cases of diphtheria were notified to the Health Authorities for the 24 hours ended November
8.
in
Two of the outbreaks occurred Kowloon and the other case was reported from Victoria.
Glometti's superiority gradually made itself felt on a plucky ad- versary who once again demon. atrated his ability to absorb large quantities of punishment. When the bell ended the final round. Stein was in a badly beaten con-
clinch to avoid the knock-out that dition and hanging in a desperate
seemed imminent. ..
won
"It was the Italian's crunching books that won the battle, driv- ing into the Marine with re- sounding force. Giometti Bight of the rounds decisively the other two being about even. The final rounds 'saw him change from a stationary or retreating boxer to an advancing slugger intent on finishing a stubborn foe.
DETAILED RESULTS Main Event
U. Glometti (170 lb. of Tientsin) defeated J. Stein (177 lb. of US M.C.) on points.
Semi-Final
J. Bradt (141 lb. of U.S.M.C.) defeated I. Maltzen (145 lb. of Sokol on points.
Special Event
G. Magee (133 lb. of US.M.C.) defeated J. Clara (130 lb. MS- nila) on points.
Preliminaries
N. Ho (123 lb. Shanghai) knock- ed out B. L Orin (124 lb. Manila) in the fourth round
O. Whittington (168 lb. of US- MC.) defented D. Uson (188 lb. of Bokel on points.
S. Loh (100 lb. Shanghai) drew") with "Baby" Almalel (100 lb. Ma- nila).
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