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Sometime ago the "C". Class - Fly- ing Boat Caledonia" made non- stop flights from Southampton to Alexandria and Alexandria Southampton. The "Caledonia” is one of the flying boats designed for the Atlantic crossing and; is fitted with extra tankage, and these were purely experimental
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hours late. Here the services are taken over by the flying boats, and in this case the whole journey of 2222 miles to Southampton was ac- complished in one day and the service arrived on schedule.
WEEKLY TOLL
OF THE ROAD
Traffic Accidents
Return
In the Colony of Hong Kong including the Island, Kowicon and the New Territories during the week ending at 8 a.m. on Saturday, the 5th instant, there were alto gether-46 traffic accidents, as the result of which three persons were killed and 19 persons were injured.
11, 1937.
NEW DOUGLAS
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Mail Rates
As the", commissioning of the new Douglas DC-3 planes on the India route is a most important change in the KL.M. air service. the following should be of con- siderable interest:--
The Douglas DC-3, one of the most remarkable and perfect aeroplanes at present, is the fifth type which the KLM are putting
use on the India route, which goes to prove how pace is kept with every improvement in the building of such machines,
or the persons killed, a Chinese girl, aged 18 years, and a Chinese male, aged 27 years. dled as the result of injuries received whilst alighting from moving tramcars.
A Chinese female, aged 70 years, was knocked down and fatally in- The general constructional de- jured by a motor bus whilst walk-tails of these planes are similar to This remarkable feat was ac-
ing across the road.
those of the DC-2, until now ini complished by one of the ordinary Of the persons injured, 16 were use on the Amsterdam-Batavia service aircraft carrying the usual pedestrians, who were either walk-service. They are all-metal twin complement of passengers, mailing or running across the road and engined low-wing monoplanes
were struck by vehicles. and freight, and making the
with retractable under-carriage; and equipped for the transport of scheduled stops at Athens, Brin-
11 passengers (21 or European disi, Rome, Marseilles and Macon.
lines).
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LUIS DE CAMOES
The Consul for Portugal, Sen- her A. B Laborinho, delivered in Portuguese "an interesting lecture at the Club Lusitano yesterday evening on "Luis de Camoes" in commemoration of his death.
Luls de. Camoes, the price of Portuguese poets, sprang from an illustrious and wealthy family of Gakician origin. whose seat, called the castle of Camoens, lay near Cape Finisterre. King Fernando" received him well and gave him posts of honour and estates.
Two tramcar passengers and one bus passenger were injured while alighting from moving tramcara and a moving motor bus respec- tively
Or the 46 accidents, 15 were collisions between vehicles; 23 were collisions between vehicles and pedestrians; and 8 accidents were due to other causes.
Type of Vehicles Involved No. Private motor car Motor lorry
Public motor car Motor bus Motor cycle
Tramcar
Bicycle Tricycle Rickshaw
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GREAT THINGS. ACCOMPLISHED
Great things have indeed been.: accomplished by the, KLM, an their oriental airline. On Septem ber 25, 1930 when the service was Drst Inaugurated the average weekly load consisted of 250 Kg. malls, 14 Kg. freight and 04 pas- tengers, as compared with the average weekly load in 1936 of 71,060 Kg. mails, 328 Kg. freight 5 and 17,6 passengers. "All these figures have considerably increas-
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ed during the first months of 31 1937.
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*Camoes died in 1578 in an ex- pedition to Africa which cost him his life and Portugal her Indepen-
Cheung Chi-cheung formerly dence. Camices wrote sonnets, cabin boy on board the Chinese canzons, odes, sextines, eclogues, Maritime Customs Cruiser Cheong elegies, octaves, roundels, letters Keng, whose extradition is sought and comedies. The oldest and by the Chinese Authorities for the most authentic portrait of Camoes alleged murder of Captain Camp- appeared in 1824. Except for an bell and the attempted murder of ode, sonnet and elegy, all Camoes's. the Chief Officer Chu Cheong- lyrics were published posthumous-keoh in Chinese waters on Janu- 17.
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INLO
ary 11, last, made his appearance before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy yesterday afternoon when he asked for a re- mand to prove that he was born 'n Hong Kong so as to be able to be tried here in the Colony in- stead of being sent back to the Chinese Authorities.
The first witness in yesterday's hearing was Chung Kuen Tak. elder sister of the fugitive who atated that he was born in Laichi- kok, and that she had lived in the
same
house with him. Witness stated that her father's name was Chung Luk and that he had mar ried her mother here in Hong Kong and then took her to the country.
He was employed in Government Service for over 20 years, and died when the defendant was 10 years of age. Witness also stated that her mother died the following
year.
However, June 5, 1937, is not only an outstanding date because of the new fleet which the KLM. are starting to operate, but also on account of the inauguration of the first non-surcharge, alrmall scheme. From June 5. onwards all mails between the Netherlands and the 'Netherlands East Indies
air unless expressly specided to will-automatically be carried by
the contrary. The Airmail rate is being reduced to 123 cts. (appr. 3d.) for the first 10 gram (-35 oz.) and the boat mail raised from 6
cts. for the first 20 grams, and only if explicitly indicated on the envelope, mall will be forwarded by surface transport. Since 10 grams is ample allowance for at least four quarto sheets of the ultra-light airmail paper. It is expected that the amount of mail carried by sea will be practically nil, and sea-borne lettermail will virtually cease to exist. The change over from DC-2 to
DC-3
and from sea-mall to airmail, as regards the Netherlands East In- dies will take place on June 16 next.
SNATCHER CAUGHT
While Ip Chai, 19, female, was taking a shelter outside a house in Jordan Road, early on Tuesday morning, an unemployed youth, Chan Chi-hung, approached her suddenly and snatched $4 which she was holding in her left hand. she cried out "snatching" her cry attracted the attention of a pas- ser-by who joined in the chase and caught Chan. •
Corroborative evidence was then given by Chung Kum. Che also an elder sister of the fugitive. Fur
"There was a sequel before Mr. E. ther evidence was given by Chang Himsworth at the Kowloon Magis- Tam Kong, coolie at the Kowloon tracy yesterday when Chan was Docks, and Wong Kum Mu!, elder charged with the larceny of the alster of the fugitive's mother. V-"
money. He pleaded guilty and His Worship then remanded the was sentenced to three months case for one week for him to de-hard fabour and six strokes of cide whether fugitive should, be the cane. -- tried here or handed over to the Chinese Authorities.
CASE DISMISSED
Lai Ming Tong appeared before Mr. Keen at the Central Magia tracy yesterday afternoon, charged with being in possession of a forged $500 note of The Hong Kong and Shanghat Banking Cor- poration. Mr. I. M. d'Almada Re medios appeared on behalf of the défendant and pleaded not gulity. Detective Bergeant Bryan stated that on Information received he went to the Fung Yuen Money changer shop in Connaught Rogd where he found the $500 bill note and the defendant standing be hind the counter. Defendant ad- mitted that he knew the bill was a forged one but stated that it was given to him by the accountant of the shop to give back to his uncle when he came to get it
Lee Wat accountant of the money changer shop then gave evidence of having handed the bill to the defendant and telling him
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFFS
Mr. A. F. Noronha appeared on behalf of Credit Foncier D'Extreme Orient (plaintiffs) before the Pulsne Judge, Mr. R. E Lindsell, at the Summary Court yesterday afternoon, claiming from Fusiller G. Fowler, of "A" 6 Company, 2/ Royal Welch Fusiliers. Hankow Barracks, Shamshuipo, the sum of $29 being the amount of rent due from the defendant to the plain- is in respect of the ground floor of No. 27. Taipo Road, Kowloon, for the period from December 1, 1936 to March 31, 1937 at the rate of $23 per month.
Chan Chut Yee, shroff of the plaintiffs's firm, gave evidence to the effect that the ground floor of No. 27 Taipo Road was rented out 10 one Chinese woman. Leung Chak, since September 1936. ... ... A
Defendant said that he wrote a letter, to the plaintiffs promising to pay the rent of two months in ar- rears. He also said that he wrote
to give it to his (defendant's) un- the letter on behalf of Leung Chak cle when he came to get it. After on account of her not being able evidence was heard His Worship to write English and denied that remarked that there was Insum- he wrote it on his own
own behalt. De- cient evidence in the prosecution fendant declined to give evidence to convict the defendant and dis in witness box be charged him, ordering the bill to Judgment, was given for plain be destroyed
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