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Mrs. A. H. Compton and friends at Happy Valley Races snapped

by our candid camera.

GENERAL

ROUND THE POLICE COURTS

AT CENTRAL

POSSESSION OF ARMS

UNLAWFUL COLLECTION

Ngô Chouk-man 38. Chinese doctor. Tse Kwal-sin, 28, widow,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1940

LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

Kwan Lai-yin. 25. spinster, and PUBLIC AUCTION. PUBLIC ›AUCTION.

Two boatmen, Lam Sun-ahul, 30. Toul Sau-taun, 17, spinster, and steersman. and Lam Pong-man, Tau Siu-chun, 22, married woman,

30. junk foki, appeared before Mr. | were charged before Mr. Himaworth

instructions

Instructions

H. G. Sheldon yesterday charged with collecting for charity with- THE Undersigned have received THE Undersigned have received -with-possession of one-rife-and-57 Tout permit from the-authoriiles:

rounds of rifle ammunition on board Junk No. T3846H in Shauki- wan harbour on Oct. 5. without, a licence.

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

It was stated that the last four defendants wert seen selling flowers and badges at Nathan Road about. 415 p.m. on Monday. First defendant pleaded guilty to They said that they were asked the charge, while the charge by the first accused to raise money against second defendant, who for the Chung Wah Ambulance pleaded not guilty, was withdrawn Corps. When asked for a permit Wednesday, the 9th October, 1840 by the Police.

from the Hon. C. P. they failed to F.C. WL. Kinloch said the rifle produce one and were arrested. and ammunition was found an board the junk on Saturday after-the actual organiser of this thing. loon.

The first defendant, who was at No. 134 AI. Austin Road. Kow- nocr during a routine search, There was no licence on board and had his $50 ball estreated when

COLONY HEALTH RADIO PROGRAMMES defendant was given four days to he failed to appear in Court yes.

BULLETIN

Continued from Page 3

terday.

prove it.

Go Wrong (Jatinson and Others); Rock and Roll (Clare-writing)--The

Humorous Sketch -

Lam was fired $5 or one month's imprisonment.

The last four defendants were cautioned.

"

The following is the Return of Roswell Sisters

ASSAULT CHARGE

PUBLIC MISCHIEF notifiable diseases notified as hav- Sandy, The Dentist - Bandy Powell. Appeairng before Mr. Sheldon Chung Yin-kwong. 20, was Ing occurred in the Colony during Organ Robertam Selection; yesterday, on remand Wong Wu. charged hefore Mr. Himsworth the week ended at midnight on Sweet Music - Film Selection-Re- 24. unemployed shop foki, who is yesterday with causing, a “public W. R. LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD. Octboer 5-Cholera, 25 cases (201ginald Dixon. Vocal- The Lights

deaths and one imported case); of London Shine Again (Connor-Pala) charged with assaulting Lam Tammischief by writing letters pur -Phyllis Robins with Orchestra. kwong, 29, each coolie, and caus-porting to be written by Chiu Diphtheria, four cases (оде

11.00 Close down.

ing the complainant grievous Yin-fung, demanding $1,000 and death); Enteric Fever, 40 cases (13)

bodily harm at No. 139. Wanchal $50 from Luk Cheong, 48, shop deaths and one imported case);

MONTHLY REPORT.

Road, first floor, was again re-toki, and Chan Cheung-hol, con- Measles, four cases (one death); The monthly broadcasting report for

tractor, respectively. Chicken-Pox, one case: Dysentery, September states tha: actual hours of manded till "Oct. 18.

transmission totalled 423) of which i Det.-8gt V. M. Morrison, in The defendant was bound over 38 cases (11 deaths); Tuberculosis, 2133 were devoted to European Pro-making the application for re- in the sum of $20 for one year. 203 cases (161 deaths and four im-grammes and 210 to Chinese Pro mand, sald complainant was still

Why

Vends of TREN VOR,

VAT 69

is the preferred

Scotch Whisky

ported cases).

as

DAILY RETURN.

grammes as follows:

In hospital, Complainant was get- ZBW (EUROPEAN), Morning transmission 601. Evening ting better now though he was at

one stage in a critical condition. transmission 1464.·

During the month apart from re-

WIDOW IN COURT corded programmes

the following

A 33-year-old widow, items were broadcast:

Kwan

"The accused said that he had no intention of blackmailing but only tried to cause his friend a little trouble.

Sgt. Morrison prosecuted,

The Return for the 24 hours ended at midnight on October. 7 follows: - Cholera. three cases: Diphtheria, one case; En-

POSSESSION OF DAGGER teric Fever, two cases; Cerebro- Studio Plays 1, Studio Recitals 7.Kwai, appeared before Mr. Sheldon Spinal Fever, one case; Dysentery,jstudio Taika 18, Lol Relays (in yesterday charged with breach of

Chan Chiu-wah, 29, and Ng cases cluding Church Services), Sunday a deportation order. 10 cases; Tuberculosis, 52

Evening Epilogue 5. Daventry Relays

Chiu-shu, 32, appeared before Mr. (one Imported).

(including News) 73.

Kwan was banished on Jan. 29 Himsworth yesterday for another this year for 10 years.

remand.

Dr. Tsai Yuan-pei

Memorial Fund

ZEK (CHINESE) Morning transmission se, Evening transmission 150.

Three montre Imprisonment During the month apart from re with hard labour was imposed by corded programines the following the Magistrate.

Denations to the Dr. Tsai Yuan-items were broadcast:

pet Memorial Fund have almost Studio Concerts. 23, Theatre Relays

reached $100,000. This was an~ nounced at the meeting of Dr. Tsal's Funeral Committee day.

10. Studio Talks 25, Children's Concerts

8.

Det. Sgt. Morrison prosecuted.

BURGLAR CONVICTED

commencing at 10.30 am.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

On View from Tuesday, the 8th October, 1940,

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

". LAMMERT BROS.;

AUCTIONEERS.

UNHYGIENIC FRUITS

Two women. Lau Mut, 38, and 68, appeared before Chan Hing, Mr. Macfadyen yesterday on

to Ball by

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Friday, the 11th October; 1940

commencing at 10.30 am.

at No. 46B, Nathan Road (2nd

Floor). Kowloon.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE

· HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

On View from Thursday, the 10th October, 1940.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS,

AUCTIONEERS,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

charge of breach of Emergenes THE Undersigned have received

(Cholera) Ordinance by selling unhygienic fruits at Market Btreet and Portland Street res- pectively.

fined The first defendant was

while the second accused $2.50, They were charged with con- was fined $5.50. spiracy with intent to commit a larceny from the person at Nelson Street.

The first accused was addition Chung Shui, 32, unemployed, and ally charged with having in his New Licenses issued during Septem- yester,ber. 1340289..

Yu Kwal, 27, odd job coolle, charg-possession" a dagger, Renewals of Licenses" during Sep-ed with burglary at No. 46, Ship Street, first floor, on Oct. 6, ap- largely bember. 1940-360.

Total Licenses issued during 1940-peared before Mr. Sheldon yester

day.

The Fund will be used for promotion of cultural pur-

Its liqueur character, the com- suits. bined effect of supreme quality

A Custody Committee compris- ing Dr. Chu Chia-hua, Dr. Wang Chiang.

and age, makes VAT 69 the pre-shin-chien, Dr. Monlin ferred Scotch Whisky ung36Mr. Yeh Kung cho. Mỹ Y. M qualified judgers. Always ask for Chien, Mr. Wong Yun-wu. Mr. it. You cannot serve your guests Cheng Te-ju, Mr. Zen

Hung- chiun and Mrs Tsai Yuan-pel was organised.

better whisky,

RELATAN JA

AUTER WH15)

VAT 69

BISTIRENA.

1.41M

Quality Tells!

sandersons

LUXURY BLEND SCOTCH WHISKY

Imported by

~W. B. LOXLEY & CO.

(CHINA) LTD. -

York Building, Hong Kong. Distilled and bottled in Scotland by Wm. Sanderson & Son, Ltd, LEITH,

LONDON, Oct. 8 (Reuter)-The third batch of the 50 destroyers given to Britain by the United States has now arrived at an east Canadian port.

+

11,632.

.

Solution No. 726 SPADAMP CAPS FELTOL OR TANET TREAT LINDYRE

ARTLANETAPE

AMTIVELT ACER ABTGIST TRON

MURALSTGOURDS

LAVET LOOMIO CAVE FURLA OT ATEFANETANU¶ TOPACATSMILE ERNETETUI¶LAG RY CTTTERNJERG

CROSSWORD

NO.

ACROSS

1 The sandarac

tree

5 Stain

9, Strike with

a short sharp blow 12 Only

13 Relieve

14 Aze

15 Classified

according to length, as wool-fibre

17 Himalayan

kingdom

19. Blow a horn

20 Aggrieved

21 Watchful

23 Runs

28 Musical note

27 Witnessing

clause of a

writ

29 Portico

30 Writing fuld

32 River in.

France

34 Reposed

36 Wax

37 Pertaining to

the eye

30 Symbol for. selenium

40 Redactors

42 Holes,

44 Defensive ditch

45 Such and no

... more

45 Condemns

48 Repositories

for auto- mobiles

WANT 51 Wrath ADS

52. Image

727

ONE DISCHARGED

BAIL OF $500 Yuet-shim, married wo-

Tang man, who was

arrested

outside

instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

ON

Friday, the 11th October, 1948" : commencing at 2.30 p.m...

the Court room on Monday, ap- at their Sales Room, No. 35, Han- peated before Mr. E Himsworth Low Road, Kowicon. yesterday on a charge of larceny

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

of goods at No. 91, Fa Yuen Street, Mongkok, on September 22

Ball of $500 was granted.

comprising:-

Teakwood; Dining Room, Draw- ing Room, Bed Room and Once Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Table Fans, Lamps, Perambulators. ~ RECOMMENDED FOR

Gramophones and Records, Cut- BANISHMENT

lery, Clocks, Pictures, E P., Brass, Convicted of living on the earn-Porcelain and Glass Ware, Curios,

Ho Sai ching, 77, junk fok!, Chan next when she will appear with The "third of three defendants, She was remanded until Monday.

Yau-tong and Wong Shing, who the two other defendants, Kwong Second defendant was addition- | were charged with conspiracy so and Hong Sing. - ally charged with receiving the with intent to steal 530 bags of stolen property. a quantity of four and 23 cases of cigarettes clothing.

from 8hun Cheong. 70 cases of cigarettes from Pun Chak-cheung, 70 cases of cigarettes from Wong Kwal sang and 102 cases of herbs de-from Shuen Kwong-Fuen, was dis-gs of a prostitute by Mr. Mac- Ornaments, Cooking Utensils, etc.,

fadyen yesterday, Wong Yee-klu, etc. charged by Mr. Himsworth yester of No. 144, Woosung Street, was day owing to lack of evidence against him.

Chung pleaded gulity to the charge and was sentenced to four months hard labour.

Following evidence second fendant was discharged on both !counts.

Det.-Sgt. Morrison prosecuted.

EUROPEANS FINED

ן

Summoned for not having a cerice for his car, No. 913, which

also

sentenced to, three months' im- prisonment and recommended for A QUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD The other two defendants were banishment.

AND RATTAN FURNITURE remanded until October 22,

Sub.-Insp. Baysting, prosecuting, said that the defendant brought

..and

JUNK MASTER FINED

was parked in. the Connaught i Ho Pak, 28, master of junk No the woman to the Colony about Road car park. F. A. Sutton, of 1395. was charged before Mr. His four years ago. He supported her in Dina House, was fined $10 by Mr. worth yesterday with breach of the first two years but two years the Dangerous Goods Regulation later accused lost his job and by having 499 tins of petroleum on forced the woman to become a board his junk in the Hunghum prostitute.

Sheldon yesterday,

Trafic Insp. Clark said the car The defendant was fined $50,' or, §

JARAR BE67 RAP had been lying about in a public in default, one month in prison him $60. On September 9 the

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Plotkle

BARIN

24

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32

35

DITURA

CIR

54' Air

55 By

56

Place

57 Actual being

DOWN

1 Beast of

burden"

2 Decay

3. Winged

4 Account

5. Vezstable

*6* Youth

7 Bone

8 Highest, adult

mala voice

9. "Regrets 10 Southern.

constellation ·

11 Companion.

18 Geblóid fish,

15 Goddess nf

discord

20 Exhausted.

21 Hood

SOLUTION TOMORROW

#22 Covered the

inside at

23 Ceases.

24 Brown

a re

25 Satisfies

28 Erler

over

31. Type of fur 33 Bea duck

36 Short jacket 38 Ointment 41 Fertie spot

In a desert 43 Sweetened

drink

45 Masculine

46. Immerse,

47 Land mea-

sure

Obtained Abstract

existence

Observe,

DI 66 A86

Prefix wa

1 Tientsin Carpet

Plano Accordion

1 Combination Safe

1 Iron Bale

1 "Rolliecord" Camera

2 Dining Room Bülte

also ******

1 Reflex Camera 128

Victar Lens

Sutton admitted the charge and said that his car was broken up in July and since then had never sea wall near the Radlo Station Sometime aga he received $50 been made use of.

from the woman and three months on October 7.

ago be again got $20 from her. In July and August the woman gave

accused demanded $20 from the A charge against Laurance prostitute and was asked to sign Justianino Castilho, 36, of No. 14 an agreement promising not to Fort Street, ground floor for demand any more money nor to On September 27 he alleged assault of Sgt. R. Summers, interfére. of the Royal Scots, at the Hong- again came to demand 310 but On View from Thursday, the 10th

thoroughfare for a considerable time.

Pleading guilty through a letter S. Bern. of No. 11 Glenealy, who was summoned for failing to have a licence disc on the windscreen of his car, was Aned $10. ..

EXPULSION ORDER

An expulsion order was made against Ng Yen Van Hot, 33, who was charged before Mr. G. T. Lowry yesterday with entering the Colony without a valid pass- port.

CHARGE DISMISSED

kong Hotel on Monday, night, was was refused. dismissed by Mr. G. T. Lowry

The defendant caused a distur yesterday owing to the absence of bance and ran down the stair. He both parties.

LORRY DRIVER FINED

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met the woman's, boy trend who hit him and received an injury Summoned for driving without to his head The boy friend, could due care and caution at Pokfulamnot be traced. Road on Bept, 10, Là Ngau, driver

RETURNED BANISHER

Ng was a passenger on board aof lorry No. 750, was fined $10. bysol Hang was charged before ship which arrived in the Colony Foux Oct. 7,50

COOLIE FINED Fine of 325 -- or

one month's imprisonment was imposed by Mr. Shaldon yesterday on Li Sam 32, coolie, who was charged with possession of 16 pieces of wild tree wood at Island Road, near Cha Wan Gap.

COMMITTED TO SESSIONS

Mr, Sheldon yesterday,

AT KOWLOON

BROTHEL KEEPER EXPELLED

Mt. Macfadyen yesterday with attempting to commit a larceny

1 Western Exposure Meter

1 Lot. Camera. Accessories

October, 1948

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.

“AUCTIONEERS.

and breach of an expulsion order, fendant was additionally charged

of receiving 110-ʻpigs." It was stated that the defend- ant was found lottering about Mr Hid thing to appeared for 2.30 am, on October 7 at Boundary the first accused.

· CIGARETTES FRUM DUITS Lat Kai, 50, was charged, before Street, near Cheung Sha Wan A. & Macfadyen yesterday Road. A constable searched him with keeping a European brothel and found a screw-driver in his at No. 14 Reclamation Streak possession. first fload

He admitted that he had three - A 21-year-old geinster; Li Man.

Three girls and two men were previous convictions and had re- was committed to the next Crint found on the premies. The de turned from banishment. nal Sessions by Mr. Lowry yester- | fendant was fined, 320 or, in de- dás în a charge. of: possession tanit, one month in prison, of dangerous druga.

-Lo Funz 32, of No w standort

He was sentenced to one year's imprisonment on both charges. DEFENDANTS FISCHARGED Thrée defendants; Ma Yuk-piu,

Appearing before Mix, Macfadyen yesterday on a charge of manu facturing cigarettes without licence, Tang Kam, 41, was uned $5 or seven days in prison, The defendant was found manufactur ing cigarettes from cigarette ends.

MALLTHEIT OF MENGA

Ng Mun was remanded for A

Li was alleged to have had in Street, and Ho Kam, el 414, RE- her possession, on Sept. 9, at clamation, street, appeared for wỡng Kin fat and Tat Ban-wah, hours when he was charged Before No. 4 Lat Shing Street, 36 ounces the same charge. Four girls and who were charged with receiving Mr. Macfadyen yesterday with of cocaine, hydrochloride, and two men were found at the first stolen property were discharged sterling a bottle de mic from alco 1-5/12 ounces of cocaine in address, wine 15 girls and 18 meu py Mfr. Macfadyen yesterday owing milk boy; Kwan Tia, of #NE WIDE side a safe deposih in the Hong- were found on the second pre- to the possibility of mistaken iden- Sang Dairy Company of Monday. kong and Shanghai Bank

mises.

The milk boy delivered the mallk To was fined sió or three weeks All defendants were alleged to at NÓ 11 Jordan Hour and when im trison. He was sentenced to have received 631 chickens which he came out he toung onir one month's imprisonment and thad been obtained through an mhising. He saw day be "expelled,

Defendant, who was

ed by Mr. Percy Chen, by Mr. Alfred.

ved

her defence yesterday,

Revenue Officer WA

Ahern

utles

armed robbery at Ping Shan, out-running and

Bub-Taip, Bayaking, proset:utelk

side of the Colony The Leste de arrested him.

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