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HONG KỌNG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1937.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Votes Totalling $230,628 To Be Considered
Votes totalling $230,828 will be considered by the Finance Com- mittee following the meeting of the Legislative Council Meeting this afternoon.
MEMORANDA EXPLAINING
ITEMS
Estimates, 1937 Public Works Department: - Special Expenditure. 24. Two cars...... $2.111.
Provision made in Estimates:
$8,000.
ROAD WIDENING
Publle Works Extraordinary: New Territories. Communications. Widening of Castle Peak Road from Shing Mun approach road to Tsun Wan Village-$3,600.
Owing to the dangerous nature of the bend in the motor road near Tsun Wan Village as complained of by the Kowloon Residents' Asso- clation. It is desirable to carry out the work this year of widening that part of Castle Peak Road from the Shing Mun approach road to Tsun Wan Village at an estimated cost of $3,800, and a supplementary vote
Public Works Extraordinary: New Kowloon Miscellaneous. Sub-¦ head 63. New Cemetery No. 7— for this amount is accordingly "re- $3,400.
quested.
Frovision made in Estimates:- $11,000.
Consequent on the decision to close the Homunțin Cemetery at the end of this year "and on the closing of the Cheung Sha Wan Cemetery in June, it is necessary to expedite the development of New Cemetery No. 7 in order to take the whole of the Kowloon
burials at the beginning of 1933.
and a further sum of $3,400 is now. required to meet this extra ex- penditure from the unexpended balances on the two former Sub- heads 45 and 81 of Head 34.
A supplementary vote for this amount is accordingly requested.
FIRE BRIGADE
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HIGHWAY
ROBBERY
Accused Gets Five Years
Found guilty of having parti- cipated in highway robbery which took place in the early hours of August 1, at the junction. of Des Voeux Road Central and Cleverly Street where an Aberdeen fish dealer (Lau Sing) threatened with a revolver and robbed of $600, a gold watch chain with three American gold coins. and jade and gold appendage. Law Yan, allas Law Yan. Kwal, aged 39, unemployed, was senten- ced to five years' hard labour by the Pulsne Judge, Mr. Justice Lindsell, at the Criminal Sessions yesterday.
Accused pleaded not guilty. The Jury empanelled for the case were Public Works Recurrent:-Hong Messrs. L. Z. Marques (Foreman), Kong. Water Meters, upkeep and Tse Shaa-ping. C. L. Saritos, H: repair-$30,000.
Way. S. D. Louey, D. Tollan and Provision made in Estimates: Wong Sik-kuer $35,000
Mr. M. J. Abbott, Assistant Crown Solicitar, prosecuted.
The expenditure required under this Sub-head was underestimated when the Estimates were prepared In 1936. Moreover the recent num- erous larcentes of water meter covers has caused unforeseen heavy expenditure. A sum of $30,000 is requested to cover requirements for the remainder of the year. It is essential that meters be kept in proper repair, if loss of revenue is to be avoided.
"ACCUSED'S EVIDENCE
In the witness-box accused · de- nied having participated in the robbery, adding that a man named Chan told him that he had lost a lot of money in gambling with a man named Lau, who cheated at the game of cards. He wanted to get his money back and asked ac- cused to help him.
The money and gold articles Fire Brigade:-9. Rent of Sta- found in accused's possession were tions-$4,000.
what the man Chan returned as a loan. The "gold articles were given to accused as a security for the balance owing to accused by the man Chan.
On May 1, 1937, a new Fire ata-payment. of
Fire Brigade-Special Expendition in Kowloon was rented at a ture. Motor Fire Engine-$28.217.
Prisons Department:-15. Photo- graphy-$700.
Provision made in Estimates:- $2,500.
Public Works Extraordinary
New Kowloon. Port Works.
Re-
construction of sea walls N.W. of
NK.I.L. 190 and No. 2. Laichikok- $80,000.
The typhoon of August 17, 1936, caused severe damage to the pub- ic road and protective mound situated immediately to the North- west of the Standard Oil Company's property at Lalchikok on N.KIL
No. 190 and N.K.M.L. No. 2, and it is. necessary to carry out repairs at an estimated cost of $80,000. A supplementary vote. for this amount is accordingly requested.
Hong Kong Naval Volunteer Force: Special Expenditure: Pur- chase of a new Motor Boat--$5,000. The present motor boat is twenty-one years old and has reached the end of its economic life, both engine and hull being in a very bad state.
Public Works Recurrent:-How- loon. Sub-head 13. Water Works. Item 2. Water Meters, upkeep and repairs-$5,000.
Provision made in Estimates:
$15,000.
Owing to numerous recent cases of wilful damage to water meters on the main land and the increased "number of meter's requiring ordin- ary repairs, the amount provided in the Estimates has proved insuf- ficient, and a vote for $5,000 is re- quested.
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monthly rate of $800.
Sanitary Department:-7. Coffins and Biers-$3,000,
Owing to the prevailing epidemic of Cholera expenditure under this sub-head for the provision of coffins for destitutes has increased con siderably. A further supplemen- tary vote of $3,000 is now requested which it is hoped will prove suf- Actent for the remainder of the year.
CIVIL HOSPITAL Public Works Extraordinary: Hong Kong Buildings, Conversion of "C" Block. Government Civil Hospital as an out-patients' de- partment-39,900.
As part of the general scheme connected with the opening of the Queen Mary Hospital, it is proposed to retain "C" Block of the former Government Civil Hospital as an out-patients' department. Certain alterations will be necessary in volving an expenditure of $9,900 and a vote for this sum ls re- quested.
Magistracy. Hong Kong:--Fees for Interpretation-$80.
فرد
Accused denied that he told the Magistrate that the money and gold articles were given to him by Chan for helping Chan to get back his money he had lost at gambling. He declared that he told the Magistrate that the money and articles were returned to him.
After a short retiremerit, the jury returned a verdict of guilty.
› ROBBERY CHARGE
The hearing of the case in which an illegal rald was alleged to have been carried out by two Chinese Revenue Officers (Yuen Fuk, Ho Fuk-sin) and three other men (Leung Tsat, Leung Mul, Chan Yau-ching) who are charged with robbing Mak Fuk-wah of $1,000 in Cheung Chau on June 26, was con- tinued before the Chief Justice. Sir Atholl MacGregor. at the Criminal Sessions yesterday.
The accused were represented by the Hon. Mr. Leo 'D'Almada, Jnr..
Public Works Recurrent:-New Kowloon. Water meters. upkeep instructed by Mr. H.. A. de B. and repairs $800.
Medical Department:-17, Medi-
Botelho.
The Jury empanelled for the case are Messrs. H. E. Foy (foreman).
cines. Surgical appliances and in Farnud, A. A. Botelho, W. S.
struments-$54,520.
Medical Department: Fort Health Officer's Office. 20, Incident- al Expenses, etc.-$300.
This additional sum is required' to cover unforeseen expenditure Incurred in consequence of the cholera outbreak.
Total: $230.628.
NO PASSPORT
Indian Opium Addict In
Court
Hiller. Funk Shlu-tsof. G. H. M. Bodiker and A. F. Ferreira.
Sgt. Cordeaux, Dr. Luk, Fung Shiu Kin, and Inspector Fraser gave evidence in support of the Crown
The hearing was adjourned till 10 a.m. to-day.
DISHONEST
INTERPRETER
Stole Ten Dollar Bill From Refugee
Chinese
An opium addict who does not wish to return to his home land, Acting as a volunteer to inter- an Indian, Rahmal Ullah, aged 35, pret into English from appeared before Mr. S. F. Balfour, for a Shanghai refugee, Yau Fring yesterday, at the Central Magis- Yu, unemployed, wis tempted tracy, charged with entering the when the refugee pulled out a Colony without a passport; posses $10 note to purchase an article, sion of prepared oplum at the but finding that the shop had Central Police Station on Sept. 18; no small change Yau volunteered and possession of a dangerous to go to à money changer and weapon, to wit, a dagger on Sept. from then he was not seen till his
arrest on Monday.
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The accused pleaded guilty.
Lau Chan, appeared before Mr. W. Schofeld yesterday at the Cen- tral Magistracy on two counts of larceny. Не was charged with larceny of a pongee jacket which was valued at $4.00 containing $1.42, and larceny of another jacket valued at $1.70 containing 41 cents.
Inspector Mair, for the 'prosecu- tion, said that the defendant went to No. 2 French Street and in the night when the lights were turned out the first complainant hung his jacket on a nall in the wall. He "later woke and turning on the lights found his jacket missing. Later the second complainant woke and he also found his jacket miss- ing. Both of them suspected the defendant, who was lying on the floor. They searched him and found their jackets tucked under his girdle. The defendant was then arrested and charged. In the pollee station the defendant stated SOLDIER FINED that he wanted to return to Can- ton to join the army, so he stole Summoned to appear before Mr. W. the clothes. His Worship sen- Schofield, Lance Corporal A. Wel- tenced him to six weeks' hard la- lain, or the Seaforth Highlanders, bour.
was charged with a traffic-offence: The defendant pleaded guilty to a the bill to a money-changer and summons of driving a car along Gloucester Road on Sept. 8 about 9.30 p.m. without a valid licence.
Sergeant Russell said that the defendant took out a licence on
He was brought before Mr. S. It was said that the defendant. F. Balfour yesterday at the Cen- came to Hong Kong from Saigon tral Magistracy charged with lar- via Canton and, when arrested, had | ceny: in his left pocket the dagger and In his right a small quantity of opium.
At the request of the police the case was stood down until to-day.
It was sald by the presecution that Mrs. V. Jacob, a refugee from Shanghai, went into 3. shop in Queen's Road to purchase a pair of shoes on Sept. 5, at about 5 D.m. The defendant was stand- ing at the doorway and acted as an interpreter. When the plain- ti was satisfied with the shoes she looked into her bag and found that she bad.no small change...
The shop too had no change, The defendant then offered to take
return with small change, but he never returned. The matter whe brought to the notice of the police who arrested the defendant on Monday.
Li Chung was committed for trial-before-Mr.-K;-M.-A-Barnett- yesterday at the Kowloon Magis tracy on a charge of "returning i Júne 19 but it had expired on July Bentence of three weeks' im-
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