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PUBLIC AUCTION. PUBLIC AUCTION,
THE Undersigned have received Undersigned have received
instructions
instructions
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION-
од
WEDNESDAY
the 20th SEPTEMBER, 1939.
Commencing at 1.39. p.m.
At their Sales Room, No. 35, Hankow Road, Kowloon.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Comprising
Teakwood Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Dressing Tables, Chests of Draw- ers, Sideboards, Dining Tables, Cabinets, Desks, Bookcases, Ice Chests, Camphorwood Trunks. Tapestry and Leather Covered Chesterfield Suites, Cutlery, Silver, Brass, EP., Glass and Porcelai Ware, Curios, Chinese Hand Paint- ings, Ornaments, Carpets, Rugs, Gramophones and Records, etc.,
etc.
also
A QUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD
FURNITURE ·
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
WEDNESDAY. the 20th SEPTEM- BER, 1939.
Commencing at 10.39 s.m.
"..
At No. 28, Conduit Road.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-
and
One Blue Spot Radio
On VIEW from TUESDAY, the 19th, SEPTEMBER, 1939.
Catalogues will be issued.
Terms: Cash on Delivery,
LAMMERT BROS.
AUCTIONEERS.
Chinese P.C. On Serious Charges
ALLEGED ASSAULT IN ARCHER STREET
Hearing of a case against a police constable, Trang Hau, 26, formerly of Wanchai Police Station, and against Tsang Ping, 31, unlicensed 'hawker. who are charged in connexion, with fight in a brothel in Archer Street on August 29, Was commenced before 'Mr. QA. A. Macfadyen at Kow- loon Court yesterday.
Both defendants are charged with having assaulted Chung Kam, the alleged keeper of the brothel The hawker is also charged with disorderly conduct, and the con- stable with misconduct as a police officer and with absenting him- self from Wanchal Police Station without leave when required on reserve duty,
GENERAL
TRADING WITH ENEMY
AMENDMENT
REGULATIONS
The following Government GA- zette Extraordinary" was publish ed yesterday:
BONGKONG
In exercise of the powers con-" ferred by section 1 (2) (d) of the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939, as applied to this Colony by the Emergency Powers (Colonial Defence) Order in Council, 1939," published respectively as Govern- ment Notification Nos. 707 and 708 in the Gazette Extraordinary No: 39 of August 26, 1939, His 'Ex- cellency the Governor makes the following regulations:-
Trading with the Enemy Ordi- nance, 1914, Amendment Regula- tions, 1939."
1. These Regulations may be cited as the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1914. Amend- ment Regulations, 1839.
2. Sub-section (2) of section 3 It is alleged that the two de-of the Trading with the Enemy fendants entered Chung Kam's Ordinance. 1914, is amended by the flat in Archer Street, leading in
Insertion of the words-- A crowd of men who proceeded to assault Chung and to pull down his cubicle.
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Chung in the witness-box yes- terday. stated that he was as- saulted in his fat and later dragged into, the street when he was attacked again,
WAS IN TRIAD SOCIETY Questioned by Mr. C. A, Butler
"With the prior approval of the Secretary of State," after the words "the Governor " In the
rst line."
3.
Sub-section (6) of section 9 of the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1914. is repealed.
4. Section 10 of the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance, 1914, is amended by the substitution of the
PUBLIC AUCTION. ton Russ, representing the two de- words under section 8 or section
Comprising:-
Desks," Chairs, Joss
THE Tables,
Opium Stool, Jardinieres. Curio
Cabinets, Teapoys, etc., etc.
and
1 Perambulator (new)
1 Mortor Cycle "Harley Davidson"
1 Modern Bed Room Suite
I Set Blackwood Armchairs and
Teapoys
1 Electric, Refrigerator. "O.E.",
5 Radlo Sets
On VIEW from TUESDAY, the 19th SEPTEMBER, 1939.
Terms: Cash on Delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.
AUCTIONEERS.
·PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned have received instructions from The Liquida- tar of The Deutsche Klub
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
on
FRIDAY, the 22nd SEPTEMBER, 1939.
Commencing at 10.30 am.
THE Undersigned have received.
instructions
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
on
fendants, Chung further stated that he was formerly a member of the Triad Society. He had been forced to become a member, and had since resigned.
The flat where the alleged as sault had taken place, Chung said. was being kept as a sly brothel. It had been ralded recently.
One of the Women, Ah Lai, wit- ness stated, was the cause of the FRIDAY, the 22nd SEPTEMBER. trouble. She had been taken up
1939
Commencing at 5.15 p.m.
At their Sales Room, No. 2. Connaught Road, Central, (Room No. 205, 2nd Floor).
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF POSTAGE STAMPS
On VIEW from THURSDAY the 21st SEPTEMBER. 1939.
Terms: Cash on Delivery,
LAMMERT BROS.
#AUCTIONEERS.
Swallowed False Teeth While Asleep
PROF. K. H. DIGBY'S EVIDENCE
An inquest was held at
the Central Court yesterday into the death of Wong Wing-kwai, 27, accountant of the Hin Yu Arm, "At No. 2, Connaught Road Central, who died on July 21 at the Queen of No. 19, Des Voeux Road West;
Mary Hospital.
4th Floor.
THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE DEUTSCHE KLUB
Comprising
9" for the words "under this sec- tion or section 8" in the second line.
APPOINTMENT
His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr. Wil- lam John Anderson. to be Stores Controller in place of the Hon. Mr. Sydney Caine.
This notifcation cancels the ap- pointment of the Hon. Mr. Calne notified by Government Notifica-
by Tsang Ping, the seond defention No. 744 published in the dant, but they had since separated. Gazette Extraordinary of Septem- Tsang Ping had complained later ber 4, 1939.
to him about. Ah Lal, but witness told him that he never harboured her and was not responsible. Fur- ther, witness did not know Ah Lat was Tsang Ping's woman,
Witness stated he was sure that Tsang Hang was in his flat when the assault took place. Evidence was taken from other witnesses, and further hearing was then ad- journed to September 27,
Det Sergt. C. Fope is prosecut
ing.
1
ENEMY FIRMS
IN CHINA
A Government Gazette Extra- states that under sub-section (2) ordinary" published yesterday
of section 3 of the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance," No. 25 of 1914. His Excellency the Governor persons shall be deemed to be has directed that the following
enemies for the purpose of the sald Ordinance:-
Reuter, Broeckelmann & Com-
Tsingtao and Felping.
"
THREE MEN AND pany. Shanghal, Canton, Tientsin.
WOMAN GAOLED
REVENUE RAID
SEQUEL
FURTHER DEFENCE
REGULATIONS
Three men, Lau Chéùng, Lau Kee
Further regulations, which shall and L Ping, and a woman, Ho Ngo, be inserted in and shall form part were sentenced to serve three of the Defence Regulations, 1939. years' imprisonment with hard published as Government Notifica- labour by the Chief Justice, Sir tion 703 in the Gazette of August Atholl MacGregor, at the Criminal 26, 1939, were issued-in a “Gover-" Sessions yesterday after they had ment Gazette. Extraordinary" yes-
been found guilty on charges of terday. The regulations form Part
possession of dangerous drugs.
Vi and deal with inquiries:
Mr. John Whyatt, Crown Coun-affixing of notices; licences, per- sel, prosecuted, while accused were mits, etc.; fees for dences, etc.: defended by Mr. Percy Chen, in-disposal of articles in possession of structed by Mr. C. A. Sutherton executive authorities; brdinance Russ. The following comprised the No. 41, of 1932; recovery of ex- Jury:-Messrs. D. D. MacGregor penses; and entrusting of func (foreman), Kwok Tu-shu, J. M. tions to statutory bodies. Abraham, A. Doran, Chenk Kwai- assisted by.a
Mr. R. Edwards sat as Coroner,
chuen. J. A. B. da Silva and L. &. jury comprising silva. Mesars, N. L Evans (foreman), FA. Machado and Pieter A. de Loos,
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Tse Tak, deceased's colleague, Couches and armchairs, Teak
said that Wong went to bed on tables, Teak armchairs, Teak card¦ tables, Crockery, Glass-ware, Cut- July 19, and woke up about mid- lery, Linen, Teak Ice chest, Electric night when he complained of a Celling fans and lights, and Car-discovered that he had swallowed pain in the throat Wong later pets
also
1 Large motor refrigerator
1 Plano by "Morrison".
1 Bize Billiard Table (in good
sondition) and accessories
and
New Model Telefunken
On VIEW from THURSDAY the 21st: SEPTEMBER, 1939.
Catalogues will be issued.
Terms: Cash on Delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.
his set of false teeth whilst asleep. The deceased was taken to the Tung Wah Hospital and was later conveyed to the Queen Mary Hospital for treatment.
SEVERAL ATTEMPTS
REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS
were the result of a raid at Sha Po The arrests, said Mr. Whyatt,
Village, Bix persons were original- ly arrested, but two escaped while
Now that Section 9 (2 and 3) of being taken along the main road Ordinance, 1934, has been amend- the Births and Death's Registration near Un Long and had not beened, the general public are advised traced,
to ensure that all births" are regis- tered within fourteen days of the date of birth,
went to the house of an old man At the end of July a stranger
in. Sha Po Village and rented a room there. Two days later, the four accused went to the premises and occupied the room. The room door was kept closed and the four accused seldom left it...
Dr. T. K. Lien, of the Queen
214,900 PILLS- Mary Hospital, said he made
The room „question, :, said- several attempts to try to extract counsel, contained all the para- the false teeth, but was unsuccess|phernalia required for a heroin pili ful. He later consulted Professor factory, and pills in all stages of KH Digby, of the Hongkong preparation were found. In all, University, and together they per- the Revenue ofdeers found 214,900 formed an operation,
heroin pills, 780 grains of pink 'mass.
Prof. Digby, in the witness-box, said that when consulted, he de- behalf,
Giving evidence on their own cided on an "operation. But denied that they were employed.in first three defondents.
quirement renders the parents Failure to comply with this re- liable to prosecution and a fire not exceeding two hundred dollars.
Additionally a charge as follows will be made for all registrations which take place after the expira- ation of fourteen days
After fourteen days and within one year-one dollar.
*After the expiration of one year-ten dollars."
*NOTE-These will only be per- mitted by the Registrar General in exceptional cases.· ́
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chances of recovery were very making the pliis. First accused her residence No. 2, Peace Avenue, The death occurred suddenly at poor. The set of false teeth, which said he was employed as a cook, yesterday, had a sharp plate, was lodged ini
of Pamela Boares. the throat. The operation was a
second defendant said he was Correa, the four-and-a-half-year- difficult one;
a "boy" there and the woman said old daughter of Mr. C. M. Correa, she was the wash-amah. Fourth of Swan, Culbertson and Fritz, and accused stated that he was a Mrs. Corren The funeral will take visitor to the premises,, and was place this afternoon passing the staying there that night because Monument, Happy Valley, at 5.40; he had missed his bus to, town.. o'clock
WAS
After further evidence heard, the jury returned a verdict of death by natural causes, follow ing misadventure.
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