HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

LANDSLIDE AT CONDUIT ROAD

Some of the boulders which crashed through No. 7A, Conduit Road, into the grass lawn early yesterday morning.—-— (Photo: King's Studio).

FATAL LANDSLIDE AT SAIWANHO

BOULDERS FALL ON JAPANESE CONSULATE'S RESIDENCE

TWO LANDSLIDES, ONE ATTENDED BY THE DEATH OF AN OLD WOMAN AND SERIOUS INJURIES TO ANOTHER WOMAN, OC- CURRED IN HONGKONG YESTERDAY.

The first took place about 9,20 a.m. when several ions of rock came crashing through the roof of No. 7A, Conduit Road, the re- sidence of Mr. K. Kulzumi, of the Japanese Consulate-General.

Draw For

1934 And

1940 Dollar

Loan Bonds

Though the damage caused was heavy there were. fortunately, no casualties as at the line only two female servants were on the premises.

GENERAL

LEGISLATIVE PRINCE EDWARD COUNCIL TO ROAD FATAL MEET TODAY

A meeting t the Legislative, Counel will be held today at 2,30 p.m. when the Attorney General will move-

MISHAP

MISADVENTURE VERDICT

Death by misadventure was the: That the amendments made by verdict returned by the jury at t the Urban Council under section 5 inquest held yesterday before Mr. of the Public Health (Food) Or D. J. N. Anderson, sitting 35 dinance, 1935, on the 20th day of Coroner at the Kowloon Magis May, 1941, to the by-laws under tracy, into the death of Leung the heading "Restaurants, Eating Tak-hing. nine-year-old boy re- Houses and Food Stails" contained siding at No. 47, Ha Sa Po Village, in the Schedule to that Ordinance who was knocked down at Prince be approved.

Edward Road, near Sa Po Road.

That the amendment made by 01 May 12, about 5.20 p.m., by Det. Sgt. N. B. Fraser who was the Urban Council under section 6)

driving car No. 903 at, the tune. of the Public Health (Food) Or-

The jury comprised Messrs. dinance, 1935, on the 20th day of Francis King Paget (Foreman). May, 1941, to the by-laws under Edward Stron and Hau Pin-hsun. the heading "Food Factories" and Det.-Sgt. Fraser 13's evidence, sub-heading "A. General" contain-auid that the deceased and two ed in the Schedule to that Ordin-other boys suddenly ran onto the ance be approved,

road in front of his car. He im- That the amendment made by mediately applied the brakes, but the Urban Council under section his foot also touched the accele- of the Public Health (Food) Or-rator.

Dr. E. L. Gosano, of the Kowloon dinance. 1935, on the 20th day of

May, 1941, to the by-laws under Hospleal, gave evidence that the the heading "Food Factorles" and cause of death was due to a rup- sub-heading "D. Food Preserving tured spleen and haemorrhage, Establishments" contained in the Schedule to that Ordinance be ap- proved.

GENEROUS OFFER

That the amendment made by the Urban Council under section 3 of the Public Health (Sanitation)

The generous offer of Mr. Tsang Ordinance, 1935, on the 10th day Shui-chi to donate half the pro- of May, 1941, to the by-laws under ceeds realised from the sale of No. the reading "Dangerous and

2. Dundas Street, situated on Kow- Offensive Trades" contained

loon Inland Lot No. 720, section B. Schedule A to that Ordinance be to the Bomber Fund will result in the swelling of that Fund by near- That the amendment made byly $3,090 when the sale of that clothes not long before the crash, the Urban Council under section 4 building has been completed. She was on the roof when she (xii) of the Public Health (Sani- The properly, with an area of heard a loud noise and then saw :tation) Ordinance, 1935, on the 20th approximately 1,240 square feet several large bouldera crashing day of May, 1941, to the by-lawa and held for the residue of the down from the hill

under the heading "Musquito Pre-term of 15 years commencing from vention" contained in Schedule A Dec. 1887. with

annual

It was learned that one of the

i servants was in the yard washing

BADLY SMASHED

approved

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ILF

to that Ordinance be approved. Crown rent of $3, was sold by The rocks struck a rODIN aceu. The drawing of part (one

That the amendments made by Messrs. Lammert Brothers at their twenty-firth) of the total of the Pled by one of the Japanese, and

then fall into the grass court. So the Urban Coun- under section 4 sales room, No. 2, Connaught Rd., 1934 and 1940 Dollar Loan Bonds took place at the Urban Council, badly smashed was the room that (1) (xxiv) of the Public Health Central, at 3 p.m., yesterday, for Wong Yee-kee, of only one of the doors remained in (Sanitation) Ordinance, 1935, on $5,500 to Mr. Chambers yesterday afternoon,

place. The occupant of this room the 20th day of May, 1941, to the Kent Road, Kowloon Tong.

Mr. E. W. Pudney, A.C.A., AC- had a miraculous escape as. in-by-laws under the heading "Ceme- The upset price was $5,000 and ead of leaving at his usual time, terles" contained in Schedule A to the bid of $500 made by Mr. Wong about 10 am.. he left yesterday that Ordinance be approved.

countant-General, supervised the drawing, with Mr. D. L. Prophet, C.A., of Messrs. Linstead and Davis

as witness and Mr. H, S. Martin, Sub-Accountant, The Treasury, as official checker.

The numbers drawn were:

1934 ISSUE ($1,000) 2,008; 1,253; 267: 388; 727; 1,087; 1,245; 80; 1,098; 2,203; 606; 1,843;

shortly after 9.

will

FIRST READINGS On receipt of the alarm, at 9.35 a.m., an ambulance and lorry were The Financial Secretary despatched from the Central Fire move the First reading of- Station, while the Police emer- "A Bill to amend and consolidate gency unit was also gent to the the War Revenue Ordinances of scene.

1940," The Commissioner of Pollee,

The Honourable Mr. Stanley 1.899; 2,144; 803; 975; 260; 626: Hon. Mr J. P. Pennefather-Evans, 1,148; 164; 2,163 1,121; 1,557; and the Director of Public Works, Hudson Dodwell will 1,247; 1,985; 1,207; 887; 1,907; Hon. M. A. B. Purves, also viewed First reading of— 1,984: 2,082; 271: 168: 588; 1,190; the collapse. 712, 3,545; 81: 579; 1,850; 4: 454;

HUT BURIED

move the

"A Bill to incorporate Trustees capable of holding property and

as *The

Was the only one made.

Lleure Fainmand

THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1941. -PAGE 5

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DUO-BRIDGE

(BRITISH MADE)

(The Board for Two Players)

A

use

the

(('initiati

DUO - BRIDGE Board Two Bridge players can anywhere and at any time; there is no need to go out to the Club on these black nights.

You will enjoy it in any situation, because it is the very best Bridge game for two people yet invented.

Let us admit at once that there are certain technical difficulties which cannot be overcome. We are well aware of them but they do not affect character of the game in any way. Neither players sees more than his own hand while bidding and only his own hand and Dummy during play.

It is obvious that peculiar bidding, psychics and wild jump-overbids are no use in such a game, indeed the hands have been very carefully selected.

ORIGINAL & SMART

LANE. CRAWFORD • LTD.

Sports & Games

Equipment Dept.

The House of Quality & Service

Firewood

Sold Split

At Excess Price: Woman Fined $1,000

1,887; 207; 489; 1,928; 2,050; 2.137; The second landslide occurred at empowered to administer two trust The masters of four firewood shops were summoned before Mr. 1,094, 109; 1,112: 584: 2,247: 1,8397 12.15 p.m. when a hat on the hills funds known

Chater Sheldon yesterday for selling spilt firewood at prices in excess of 2,055; 1,189; 1,198; 1,503 1,056; above Tai Ning Road, Satwanho, (Cathedral) Endowment Fund and the mashhum faté ordétöd by Government, which offence is a breach 100; 1,084; 1,682 1,131 1.820; was completely buried by the tons The Chater (St. Andrew's Church) of the Defence Regulations, 1,019; 2112; 863; 108: 1,771; 540:1 of earth and rocks which came Endowment Fund for the purpose 1,762; 1,912; 26; 1.425; 1,014; 251; down the slope above the hut. of assisting in the maintenance of 1,601; 903; 468; 647; 2,300; 753; At the time of the tragedy one 8t. John's Cathedral and St. An-fined $1,900, or three week hard

438; 407; 2,313; 1,177; 1,596; 1,209; 1,631; 2,062; 3.159: 2,140; 1,065 1,295; 494; 661.

1934 ISSUE ($5,000) 002; 148; 719; 655; 40; 41; 368; 844; 767; 160; 9; 371; 274; 306; 786; 797; 632; 565; 445; 845; 18; 717 486: 149; 382: 584; 536; 539; 282; 290; 558; 618; 277; 488; 173.

1934 ISSUE ($10,000)

SECOND, THIRD READINGS

Ode détendent, a wöihan, was

labour, two were remanded unti Hext Wedhtoday for further ett- quiries to the fade, and a warrant The Attorney General will move for atfest was ikslied afinst the

and Third readings'të Second

of the occupants, an old woman. drew's Churchi in this Colody." was in the kitchen when a huge boulder crashed through the tin roof king her. The other oc- cupant, also a woman, was in the the outer part of the nut and made of for the door when she heard the crash at

Defendants were alleged to have

"A BI to amend the Buildings given from three to five catties less the Tear portion She Ordinance, 1935.”

for $1 instead of the Government was, however, caught in the on- The Honourable wr. Lo Man- price of 45 cattles for $1. rush of earth and sustained serious kam, O.B.B., will move the follow- injuries.

ing resolution:-- On the arrival of the ambulance,

POSSESSION OF

HEROIN PILLS

NANKING STREET RAID SEQUEL

Two women, EI NUI and WONG MUI, were charged before the Chan Mau-tan, woman master of Chief Justice, Sir Atholl Mac- the War Ban firm. No. 11, WinGregor, at the Criminal Sessions 326; 384; 597; 191: 104; 100; 422: 549; 360; 681; 519; 591; 499: 560; she was sent to the Queen Mary Council, Guvernment should not fined, in pleading guilty to selling of heroin pins at No. 26 Nanking *Thats tri' the opinion of this Fung Street, ground floor, who was yesterday on counts of possession 238; 450; 225; 118, 49; 572; 289: Hospital.

480 149 382; 564; 536; 539: 283;

683.

194 ISSUE ($1,000)

RACE COURSE A LAKE

Pedestrians, ricksha-pullers and

coolies in Wanchai district had to 78; 87; 198; 170; 248; 55; 106; wade in two feet of water as they 17; 28; 183:

14.

1940 ISSUE ($5,003)

94; 181; 59; 168; 125: 190; 111;

72959; 457, 791 179; 183: 691 814; 6; 985; 137: 1,099; 801; 420 850 854; 13; 382; 1,0331 1,003:

·760; 474;. 348) 463; 808; 415; 400: 708; 628 491; 230; 807 837; 253: 445; 908; 547; 026; 192; 1,000; 181: 435!

MANSLAUGHTER

TRIAL TODAY

went about their business yester- day morning following the heavy downpour of rain.

The whole of the race course was turned Into a lake while the grounds of the clubs in the neigh- bourhood were also under several inches of water.

FORTHCOMING WEDDINGS

resort to its extraordinary emer-41 catties at $1. said that her fire Street, Yaumati, second floor, on gency powers to attain an end un-wood was not Government - May 16, connected with the emergency." wood, but imported firewood, which

The first accused, siter evidence she had bought for 43 castles at had been called by the Crown, was | $1.2

found Not Guilty by the jury by 1 The summonses against Sam Mul, a majority of 5-2. A verdict of woman, master of the sing Ket Guilty was returned in the case of Arm, No. 1, Luen Fat Street, second accused who was sentenced ground floor, and Chan, Shing to three years, hard labour. master of the Hung Hing rm, No. The first woman was charged 280, Lockhart Rosd, ground flour, with the possession of 500 heroin An increase of 89 in the number who were charged with having sold pills and the second with 27,500

Refugees In

The Colony

of refugees and destitutes accom 40 catties at $1 and 21 cattles at pins. modated in Government campe, 50 cents respectively, were remand- et, in urban and rural areased for a week.

Urban Areas: zu

Li Nuf was defended by Mr. George She, instructed by Mr. M.

recorded in the returns for the in the case of Zip Tai, master de Blive while Mr. P week ending on Jutie 14,

of the Tal Kes firm, No. 27, Bwatow Murphy, Assistant, Crown Solleitor, forthcoming marriages King's Park-1,387 against 1,387 on Street, ground floor, who was conducted the prosecution were announced at the Registry.

parties were:

TWO

June® 7.

on June 71

Jane 7

accused of soiling 40 cattles at $1 The following comprised the the principal tenant of the pre-fury: Messrs. F. Castino (Fore-

Supreme Court, yesterday The Ma Tau Chung-1,997 against 1,954 miser appeared and informed the man), Lake Ring Bunn, Wo

Mr. Ho Chun-sang, merchant, of North Point 1,398 agkinet 1,531 on Court that defendant had closed kwong. R. P. Advani, Chien The- Thomas Poter Diradi) 27," pil- No, 194 Jervola Street, and Misa

up this shop and; absconded. A rung, Wat Man-wel and Kwok Yu- Vate of the Royal Army Bervice Chiu Chof Chin of No. 21 Nan- Morrison Hi-509 and 6it of warrant for his arrest, was issued Det-Set V. M. Morrfion pro-

-Corps, charged with manslaughter king Birvet, ground noor;

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of a Ho Bao, Cat Bat Mr. Kwang Deh James Chan, barbar (Equitten? Cali) secuted, Kung Ho Kowloon Olly, on salemark of No 11 Arbuthnot Tai Hang-42,348 against 2,340 on May 18, will be tied before the Roshe Mar Loy Othoe Wan, June 7. Chief Justice, Sir Atholl Macro of No. 8 Tune Choi Street, Mong Ngau Tau Kok 806 agafiet" e06"on- Kör! at the Oriminal Bemony this kok.

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First accused, in evidence, stated that she knew nothing about the

HEALTH BULLETIN The follow. the Returns of Khan, was admitted to the Kow- notinag divesser notified ya hay. the Colony 4612 electric shook, when hac arwered ing the Mf hours unded AL

Croydollator) and 15 INCHES OF RAIN 2001 against 2.768 on loon Hospital auctoring from an god

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