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LONDON, 4th July,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY JULY 6, 1906.
QUESTION OF TRADE-MARKS,
ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT.
In Original Jurisdiction this morning, Sir Francis Piggott, Chief Justice, presiding, the case of Cesa Leuba and Charles Leuba versas mutinied, demanding the removal of themann and Company, for alleged infringe.
ment of frade-marks, was continued.
Three rifle battalions at Askabad have
officers, and non-commissioned officers, and the appointment of new officers from the ranks.
The Government's land proposals are scouted by all parties.
birth to a son.
Royal Birth,
Later.
The Education Bill. Mr. Birrell has moved an amendment to the Education Bill, omitting parts, namely, the clauses, from 14 to 24, which deal with' endowments.
Mr. M. W. Slade, instructed by Mr. John Hastings, represented the plaintiffs, and Mr. EH, Sharp, & C., and Mr. H. G. Caltbrop, in stiuced by Mr. C. D. Wilkinson, of Messe Wilkinson and Grist, appeared for the defend. ant company.
were exported to China, where the focal co- gravers could engrave any design on them they liked. As regards the local Trade mark Or didance, said learned Counsel, it was only framed for the convenience of traders here, so that they might register, and so obtain ready proof of their ownership of their trade-marks. They were not, however, obliged to register here at all; that was their option. Registra tion could be affected here in exactly way as in England, but the Incal Ordinance differed in this way, that registration here was not a condition precedent to action, but added that any distinctive word or combination of words or designs could be
the same
A SERIOUS JOKE,
COOLIE STABBED.
A little over a year ago, we'reported in these columns that a coolie had been brutally stabbed at West Paint and that his assailant had, bren
Colony. The unfortunate coolie was removed successful in evading capture and had left the to the Government Civil Hospital and alter being confined in bed for several months was able, even when discharged from that institu tion, to return to his work. The stabbing affray occurred on a wharf at West l'oist. The coolic and a hawker were at the time playing. Sud- mouth of the coolic, who was smoking it at the time, and threw it into the sea. This annoyed the coolie and he struck the hawker, who produced a knife and 'attacked the man. The coolie was stabbed in many places and. was in a very critical condition when taken to hospital,
Concluding the statement of claim, Mr. Stade registered here if already registered in Engiand, dealy the hawker pulled a cigarette from the
said that for the defence it was stated ibat para As regards the marks here the " Po Wai" had The Crown Princess of Germany has given graphs andt 2 of the Statement were admitted. besh registered in England for over 50 years, They denied that the several trade-marks and the "Yeenah" or Ina had been register. referred to in paragraph 3 of the statement are ed there for 40 years prior to August, 1875 trade-marks that the plaintiffs are properly Messrs, Bovet and Company were the inventors registered as that the proprieters of the same.
of the two trade-marks, and the plaintiffs were The said marks were not used by the plaintiffs heir successors in the ownership. "Po Wai" ar by their predecessoss in business as trade- was the Chinese for the name "Bovet," while marks before the 13th August, 1875. Neither "Yeenah" or "Ipa" was in the saune way the the plaintiffs nor their predecessors in business Chinese for "Guignand," the name of a watch have ever registered in Hongkong, a trade maker employed by Bovet. and Company, marks, any of the marks mentionel. A mark especially for the manufacture of their second consisting of Chinese characters pronounced quality watches; the "Po Wai" being the "Yeena" or "Ina," enclosed within an oval mark of the first quality and the "Yeenah" and surmounted by a crown, was registered that of the second quality. Messrs. Gaupp and A Felleral stamp upon the tin will guaranin Hongtong, as a trade mark, on the 30th Company had been agents in Hongkong for tee that a healthy animal has been converted July, 1889, in the name of Courvoisier Freres between 30 and 40 years, frat for Messis. Bovet of Switzerland, and has ever since been used and Company, and subsequently for the plain" -into food amid sanitary surroundings.
in Hongkong as a trade-mark on watches and tiffs, and that fact was so well known in China watch cases, by the firm of Itadecker and Com--that that firm was known as the "Po'Wai," pany. The defendants have no knowledge of Specimens of the trade-marks were kere put in the facts contained in the 4th, 5th, and 6th and examined, and a number of documents filed paragraphs of the statensent of claim, referring in the proceedings, preliminary to these, in the to the registration by the plaintiffs of the marks
Swiss Court, were read, and considerable dis-
The Meat lacking Scandal. The American Secretary of Agriculture declares that the Government will now pro vide adequate means to inspect meat from the pasture to the packing,
{Straits Times] Kedah Murder Trial.
SENTENCES OF THE COURT.
l'enang, h June.
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Law-Abiding Indians. -
London, Hib June. Lord Curzon was a'speaker at the Hardwicke Society's dinner and said that tranquillity in India was dae, not to the military force main tained there, but to respect for and, confidence
in the law as administered in that dependency.
Mr. Stade then proceeded to read the evid ence of M. Bovet taken under comunassion in which he stated that his firm was the original proprietors of the marks, and that they had never authorized anyone, but the plat tiffs, to, use those marks.
The case is proceeding.
Yesterday, Inspector Gourlay received in- formation that the hawker had returned to the Colony and he was al once sought for and arrested. He was placed before Mr. Gampertz this orning and pleaded guilty to the charge. it was his Worship's intention of committing adding, that he was only joking." At first the defendant for trial, but Inspector Gourlay asked that the case be dealt with summarily The roolia was then sentenced to two months hard labour and six hours' stocks.
U.S. CONSULAR CHANGES. APPOINTMENT OF VICE-CONSUL HEINTZLE.
MAN.
PROMOTI TO NEW CONSULATE AT HARMIN.
Frederick D. Cloud, Esq, American Vice. Consul at Hangchow since June 1904, has'
INDIEN "-" LOKSANG" COLLISION.
Julginent was delivered on the 27th instant mentioned, and they could not therefore admit cussion ensued as to whether the description of been transferred to the Canton Consulate at Alorstar by the Court which has been trying the truth thereof. The defendants admit regis the designs filed in Switzerland in 1865 covered General where he will hold the position of the Kedah murder case. Tunku Yatim and sering the trade-marks referred to as alated in the designs the subject matter of these proceed-Vice and Deputy Consul-General. The Hang- reported that Mr. P. S. Heintzle- is further two others have herti sentenced to be hanged the 7th paragraph of the statement, but said that ings, Mr. Sharp challenged the correctness of chow Consulate was abolished July 1st last. One man received five years, add three other.the Chinese characters pronounced "Po Wai" the marks on the certificate of registration, man, at present American Vice-Consul General
a certified translation and copy of which was
Canton, has been transferred to Harbin, Man. nine maths imprisonment. One shon was differ from the Chinese characters so propout.
ced which are alleged to be used by the plaintiffs. produced, for he said it did not show the bor churia, and will proceed to his new post upon discharged.
The defendants further state that the plaintiffs der, und if the border was an essential part of the opening of that city to foreign trade. The date for its opening is not yet definitely decid at the time well knew of the said registhe mark, it should have been referred to int
ed upon by the Chinese, Japanese and Russian Governments who are directly concerned. tration, but did not then, nor if any time the letter-press. until the commencement of these proceedings. complain of the shid registration. The defend ants also deny that they have for many years Dis sold watches bearing the Chinese char acters pronounced "Po Wai." The busines of the defendants as dealers in watches and jewellers had been established in Hongkong since the year 1860, and the defendants have for many years, as the plaintifs have been well awaie, sold watches bearing a device of a scalloped circular border within which were two Chinese characters pronounced "Yeena,” and have also sold watches with a scalloped han der alone as the plaintiffs well know Chinese characters pronounced "Yeena,"euler by themselves, or enclosed within a circular scalloped border, and a circular scalloped border alone, are and each of them is, common to the trade in watches in Hongkong, and in places in the Empire of China. If the use by the defendants of the said Chinese characters pronounced "Yee na" within. the scalloped border alone, was at any time an infringemeat f any right of the plaintiffs (which the delends
Anti-Trust Bill for Australia. The Anti-Trast hil has been read a second time in the Commonwealth Parliament, without a division.
Serious Motor Collision." Mr. Freeman Tliomas, the Liberal candidate for the Brim division of Cornwill, while motoring, collided with the motor car of Major Edwards, and hoth gentlemen were seriously injured.
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Serious Dra back to Trade. Traffic on the Winchester Ship Canal has been delayed for a week, on account of an accident to a lock.
"LEGAL PROCEEDINGS,"
Most people are familiar with the dull mona-
A serious collision occurred on the Huangpu, opposite the International Dock, on the 30th alt. hortly before s pan. the East Asiatic Co.'s air. Indien (Capt. ngemann), which had been lying in the lower section of the harbour, Vladivostok, via Nagasaki and Fusan. little lower down the river the 1-C, S. Loking was at anchor and was just beginning to swing
PEAK CHAIR COOLIES AGAIN. | weighed anchor to proceed on her voyage to
COMPRADORE OF CHAIRS CAUTIONED.
The behaviour of the Peak chair coulies nf late in insulting residents on the upper level when they are not overpaid, has become a recar. rent nuisance, and l'eak residents will be pleased to hear that Second Police Magistrate Haze land has risen to the occasion and has threatened to put the next offender in the stecks. We hope this will be a deterrent to the coolies.in future.
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the float tide. In passing through the narrow channel between the steamers and the Shanghai shere, either something went wrong with the Indie's steering gear, or else she bumped bottom. At any rate, she made a sudden sheer, and struck, bow on, into the starboard quarter of the Loksang, culling the bull of the latter almost as far down as the water line. Th: Indien suffered little damage, with the exception that some of her bow plates were badly dented. She was able to proceed the This morning, at the Police Caurt, Dr. G. M. Vladivasink yesterday morning, say Harston summoned the bearer of Peak chair. C. D. Neur of and inst. As soon as it was seen that a collision was inevitable, the No. 23 for using abusive and insulting language Indien let go both anchors and the Lotsank log rudely towards him.
To-day's Advertisements.
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A Weekly Satirical Review, Hongkong, 6th July, yo
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND BUILD. INGS ORDINANCE COMMISSION,
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TAKE pointed to enquire into and "AKE NOTICE that a Commission has report on the following matters, viz.
1. Whether the administration of the Sanis tary and Building Regulations enacted by the Public Health and Buildings Ordin ance, 1933, as now carried out is satisfac tary, and, if not, what improvements can be made.
2. Whether any irregularity or corruption exists, or has existed among the officials. charged with the administration of the aforesaid Regulation.
The Commission earnestly invite the in- habitants of Hongkong and Kowloon to co-operate with them by forwarding any com. plaint they may have to make or suggestion to offer in connection with the matters afores id to the Undersigned.
Any person examined as a witness in the enquiry aforesaid who in the opinion of the Commissioners makes a full and true disclo sure touching all the matters in respect of which he is examined will receive a certificate from the Commission which will protect the witne s against any civil or criminal proceed- ings which may be invitated against such witness in respect of any matter touching
By Order,
tony of the proverdings in a Court of Law, and ants deny) the plaintiffs and their predecessors to him on the 3rd instant, and also with behav- † paid, out more cable, and this to a large which he has been examined.
The coolie, of course, denied the charge. The complainant said that, at twenty minutes to ten on the morning of the 3rd inst, he.
A WORD OF WARNING.
extent lessened the severity of the impact. The Loksang is still anchored below the lower section, hut will have to undergo considerable repairs.
She had been
in business have acquiesced in the same and it is seldon that the gravity of the judge, the
have long since forfeard any claim to interfere “counsel, dhe anticitars, the clerks, and all the
with such use. The defendants deny they have
The Loksang (Capt. Lishman) has had her iest of them atenting Supreme Court, ses- sions is so generally upset as was the case this infringed the plaintiffs' alleged trade-marks. morning when his House the uisge Judge They also deny that they have sold or passed engaged defendant's chair at the Peak Tram-bill of misfortune of late. As recently as the presided in the Summary Court. The decorum of any watches, not of the plaintiffs manufac.way Station to visit a patient. He discharged 22nd of April last, she ran ashore on the reels
-Shanghai to Newchwang. less than an hour-und paid the man forty undergoing repairs at Tunkadro Duck for of the demeanour of all present must be setbus ture, sur for the plaintiffs' goods, and that if the chair at twenty-five minutes to eleven near North Point, whilst on a voyage from ceals. Thirty cents an hour was the legal fare. some weeks past, and only came out of dock ly, even strenuously, maintained; and" laughter: they have done so, which they deny, they have not made any profits thereby, From these
last weak. Owned by the Indo-China S. N. “in taboped, as a general rule. But this morn-
Co., this vessel is a popular, coaster of 1,560 abusive and used bad language towards him. ing rule, and decorum, and why is considered ficts in would be seen that the principal points The defendant immediately became very
gross and 979 net tonnage. She was but at Glasgow in 1891 and is steel screw steamer ste rigueur before the majesty of the Law, were his Honour would be asked to consider were:
His Worship found the accused guilty and with dimensions: length, 250 feet; breadth, thrown to the winds in face of that "Comedy) whether the marks To Wai" and "Yee Witness took his number and summoned him of Errois" that started the proceedings, and led on to'lurther mirthful proceedings, and the
imposed a fine of $7, with the option of four 36.5 feet; depth, 15.6 feet. teen days' hard labour. The fine was paid. ripples of laughter-were irrepressible, for it is not often that a man epmes forward and states that he owes money, and practically demands to have in-igment entered against him. But this is what occurred in the Summary Court to-day when the defendant in a case, before the Coon was called forward to plead ກວາກ .. and two men, claiming the same stepped forward and both, jintly severally, though unknown to each other, admitted the debt--some 180> odd, and con- sented to judgment against them! Ilis Hanour asked plaintiff which was the man lie "wanted, when the plaintiff replied, "the fat man with a broken nose," and judgment was given against kin accordingly.
As there was an plaintif agiost the "duble," he was told amidst much laughter, to "get out."
and
Nab" or "Ina" were trade-marks, either alone or in combination with the orders; (2) whether the plaintiffs were properly registered as the proprietors of such marks; (3) whether the plaintiffs or their predecessors in business used such marks prior to 13th August, 1875; (4 whether the plaintiffs watches marked with such devices were known as the "Po Wai" and "Yeenah watches; (5) whether the characters used for the "Pe Wai" marks, registered by the defendants at Berne in 1893, materially differed from those of the plaintiffs' "Po. Wai" marks; (6) whether the plaintiffs, prior to these proceedings complained of such registration at Berse; (7) whether the defend- ants had in recent years sold watches bearing the "ro Wai" mark. They had admitted that they did so many years ago, but denied doing 54 recently. (8) whether the plaintiffs were aware that, for many years past, defendants had sold watches marked “Yeenalı,” or “Ina," in a circular border, and watches marked with a
After the care had been disposed of, his Worship called in the compradore of the Peak chairs. Addressing him. Mr. Hazeland said was an habitual practice of the Peak chair that he was quite satisfied that impudence
coolies. The compe, for the next scolin fit at was stopped at once, for the next coolie that came before him on a similar charge, would be put in the stocka,
The police, we understand, will cancel this coolie's licence, as they did in the case of the coolie proceeded against by Nurse Lee, of the Victoria lopital, the other day.
LIFE ASSURANCE,
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The next lite incident was that of a defend ant, w, when his name was called, shouted, "May pay at once? But that was irregular, scalloped circular border without any charac-husiness. Notwithstanding the fact that on and bayonone asked the man if he was the ters; (9) whether the mark "Ioa was common January 1st, 1955, the amount of outstanding defenday and if he owed the money, Yes,”
assurance in the Untied States had reached the again shed the man, waving aloit a handful to the tande of Hongkong and China, either
enormous sum of 25,000,000,000 yen aş'com. of bankaces, "and I want to pay it at once," with or without a border; (10) whether the
You hadsetter do so then, said his Honour. scalloped border alone was commos to the pated with 217,000,000 yen on January 1st, Then cafe the case of an European plaintiff trade in Hongkong; (11) whether the plaintiffs 1895, the demand continues. Actuaries have who, when placed in the box to prove his had acquiesced in the infringement of their recently calculated for the Insurance Prest claim, did ne know the amount he wes suing for! His Hour very considerately seat him rights hy the defendants; (13) whether the de- that during the first four months of 1906, one fendants" Yecoab”, or “Ina" and "Po Wai" million five hundred thousand new life in. to his office to refresh his memory, and adjourned the jase for the purpose. On his marks were infringements of the plaintiffssurance policies were issued by American life return lie was warded judgment and costs. marks, and whether they were identical, er xo insurance companies. If the now policyholders "But," said his Honour, when, if ever, you closely resembling them as to be calculated to of January-April, 1906, were formed in filer come here againinform yourself beforehand of
twenty men deep, ten feet apart, they would the amount you going to ask the Court te deceive;(13) whether the defendants had com-
mitted the acts alleged in paragraph iz of the form a procession 142 miles (587) long- decres you.
Emily Moore was the next plaintiff called statement of claim, that they put on the circular tong enough to reach from the railway station and proved to boy young Chinese women, border and azure on to inferior watches in at Hiranams to Hamamatsu. The people who *I suppose she is agristian," said his Honour, Wahey do take fanchames." Asked what her such manner and in such place as to render it have bought life insurance in America in the Germany-Bank T.T.
De demand Chinese name was he woman-smilingly every easy for fraudulent purchasers to insert first four months of 1906 exceed in number thandia T.T. omovinza plied "Emily Moore I have an amah," the Po Wai" into those borders with the population of Osaka and Kyoto combined, and hangi ai-Hank T.T. said his Honour, she has a fantastic azure. As regards this matter he could find no are only 20 per cent. short of the population of Singapore T.T...........
apan-Bank TT. .......................... name-i believe she is herself Patricia."
Tokyo. *Emily's case was adjoused for one week. authority, por trace any case of the kind at
[ava➡Bank T,T, mnauimum "A case of a claim agalet a junk was the next
home. The question was, was it unfair trad-
Buying.. item voke mirth. H. Honour, on looking ing, and had they a right to render forgery at the papers, said to le solicitors engaged, easy? in other words, was it lawful to put the "Could not you settle shilput
out of Court?
materials for 'forgery into the hands of the think I ought to be very fuck in Court," an sytred one of the solicitoras 1 am thinking actual intending forger, although without any proceedings ugasi my iriend for express invitation to him to commit that for. the funk without anyorden" "Let the gery? No doubt the defendants could produce matter stand for a week," uggested the op: large numbers of watches which had been forg- posing solicitor, "there wat in order." "Wall, you've got the junk belwcp you," said hired in this way. The difficulty was that the Hosur, "so we'll let the matter stand, for a engine-turning could not be done in Chios, so that was done in Europe, and then the casei
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