THE HONGKONG LELEGRAFFA
THURSDAY, JUNE 9. 1921.
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A Further Postponement.
The Russian Light Opera and Operetta Company, which was announced to commence a short season in Hongkong last Satur day and again to-night, has unfortunately, owing to cireum- stances over which it has no con- trol, bean obliged again to post- pone the opening night The members of the Company due to arrive from Shanghai on the s. 5. Monteagle which arrived in Hongkong yesterday but only half of them, with their baggage, arrived.
It appears that the other mem- |bers were detained in Shanghai at the instance of the Russian Consul there for the purpose of giving several performances to a large number of Russian refugees who recently arrived in that port. from Vladivostock.
It is hoped to receive a cable from Shanghai to-day giving particulars of the arrangements made for sailing and when this is to hand the opening night will be announced.
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it seemed to him that all defen.Suiyang, is on reserve. Mr. R. S. dents were members of a gang.
Loughmen. from reserve, Mr. Hall remarked that the one second officer. Suiyang.
Captain W. T. Roberts, of the Five Chinese were charged on second defendant had already
Wuho, is on leave. remand to-day before Mr. Orme takon responsibilty the the with being in possession of 17 possession. taels of opium.
Inspector Watt said that 7.30 p.m. on the 7th he entere:19%; Wellington Street second loo He met the first defendant coming eut of a cubicle. The second and fourth defendants were in the cook room. Inside a false dug- out of the writing table he found 16 packets of raw opium and in a false drawer of the cabinet in the same cubicle he found a parcel of raw opium. On the right table
The third and tifth defendants were discharged, but the first was fined $1,000 or five months hard labour and the others $350
each or two months'.
on reserve.
Captain C. R. Mecham, from leave, has gone master. Wuhu.
Captain C. A. Christiansen. of the Woosung. Captain C. C. Williams, from leave, bas gone master, Woosung. Mr. T. R. Pringle, from reserve, bas gone supernumerary chief of the money seized by the Re-engineer, Suiyang, venue Officer.
Mr. E. J. A. Porter, second Mr. Orme said that it would be officer. Tungshing has handed over when the owner second officer, Esang. came to claim it.
Mr. J. Nesbitt, from reserve, has gone supernumerary second
Mr. Hall applied for the return
ja the same room be found one ses SEQUEL TO THE PAHKOI oficer, Tuskwa.
of scales, and in a drawer in the right table $1,200. All the de fendanta dented liability for the opium. They denied being the Witheas tenants of the floor.
ROAD CASE.
Harbourers of Bad Characters Punished Heavily.
could not find the tenant of the Detactive Sub-Inspector J. W. floor.
Prince brought two more men be-
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Mr. H. E. C. Turner, second!
cer. Loongwo. has gone chief) officer, Wosank.
Mr. W. H. Watson acting chiet! officer, Wosang has gone second officer Loongw0.
Mr. C. R. More, chief officer,
Mr. Hall, of Messrs. Lo and Lo.fore the Mixed Court, Shanghai, Loongsang, has gone chief officer, who appeared for the defendants, on the 1st inst., in connection Chungsang. cross-examined the Inspector. with the Pakhoi Road affray.
Did they give any reasons for their presence in the premises The first man said he was there visiting and that he brought the third
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Mr. G. H. Hodgson, second They were the keepers of the officer, Chungsang. has gone chief lodging house where the gang officer. Fooshing. foregathered to plot or to hide Mr. W. Latkin, from reserve is after their robberies had beeu ac-en'leave. complished. In one
Mr. R. Ferguson. second officer. public, case, the officer said that the proprietor Minsang, has gone secend officer. was conveniently absent from Loongsang.
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the Settlement, but the Captain T. Croft, from reserve Did any of the defendants accused bad been running has gone master. Cheongshing. claim the mooey-Nobody the place for him. On the Captain Van Cortlandt. of the claimed the money. The first date of the raid only one person Cheongshing, is on leave. defendant told second defendan was registered at the place, but Mr. W, Hipkin, chief officer, in my presence to look after the, the police knew that most of the Leesang, has gone chief officer,
gang had been living there for a Kumsang. long time and others met there. Mr. J. A. Low, third engineer, The place bad obviously been a Esang, has gone supernumerary rendezvous for bad charactere third engineer. Hopsang. and the police had reason to be Mr. R. Thomson, from reserve, lieve the accased knew the has gone third engineer. Esang.
Mr. G. L. Hood has been occupation of the frequenters of
appointed supernumerary third the house.
engineer. Hopsang.
Mr. D. A. Pustovoi has been
A rent collector gave evidence to the effect that the second defendant and sometimes the fourth paid the rent. He did not know who the master was, The first defendant had paid, the rent once last year, for the first-floor only."
Quite a commotion was caused at this stage by the fourth defen- dant collapsing in the dock.
The Magistrate: What is the defendant suffering from ?-Mr. Hall-He is terribly angry.
The second defendant said that Lau Fok Yin was the mastor of the house, who was at the same time bis uncle. The cook bad left and bis uncle had made him a substitute. His uncle was away at the time.
Mr. Hutchison: It is incredible to believe that he did not.
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The story of Pte. Warr's experi- ence should be interesting to sufferers from violent headaches, indigestion, nerve troubles, and cheumatism, which in almost every instance spring from one source-poverty of blood. When arused he first crossed to France, Pte. recently by an offer of £3) to any Warr began to suffer from rack- healthy person who would sacring pains in the head, which fice pint of blood to save a were a violent as to leave him Blood transfusion in a collapsed state. In bis own child's life. is by no means uncommon, and words, he tried all sorts of there are many cases that are powders but got no relief. Then never brought to the notice of the une day," he said, a comrade Une instance that told me of the value of Dr. recently came to light of a soldier Williams pink pills, so I wrote who gave two pints of us blood wrote and asked my wife to send to save a comrade's life is weil me a supply. Upon taking them I obtained quick relief, and the worth chronicling
The narrator, Private F. W. pills completely restored my Warr, who now lives at health. When I was wounded Wheatley's Cottages, Crewkerne, for the third time, and was asked Somerset, England, had an in-to volunteer to give blood whilst He lying in hospital I willingly de- teresting story to relate. joined up in 1915, and went on cided to do so. I am very pleased active service just before Christ to know that the giving of a quart mas, 1916. He was wounded no of blood saved another soldier's less than three times, and it was life, and am sure that it was the while in the 18th Casualty Clear-result of taking Dr. Williams ing Station, France, after his pink pills that enabled me to give third wound that the direct trans-good blood and plenty of it. After fusion of blood took place. giving the blood I was naturally
Pte. Warr has in his possession somewhat weaker, but I was interesting documents relating to quickly shipped to England, the event. One from the Officer where on arrival I got another commanding the 19th C.CS. supply of Dr. Williams pink pille states that he had volunteered as and after I had taken these I felt a donor of blood, and gave two myself again. They soon re- pints. Later Warr was sent to plenished my blood supply, and second join the 3rd Somersets, and the set me up in health."
commanding officer of that Bat-
Improve and enrich your blood talion received from the 19th supply by taking Dr. Williams C.C.S. the following1 beg to pink pills, which can be bought inform you that No. 27709 Pte. of dealers; or direct from Dr. F. Warr gave his blood for direct Williams' Medicine Co., 96 Sze- transfusion on October 30th, 1917, chuen Road Shanghai, at $1.50 and thereby saved the life of a per bottle, or $8 for six bottles,
post free, severely wounded comrade,”
will be fined the maximum of appointed fourth engineer, Kiang- $200 for each of two offences hsin. against the bye-laws.
Mr. F. Pregedlatike has been Inspector Prince said that appointed third engineer, Kiang- other man was of the same Mr. E. Porta, third engineer, nature,
the addition Kiangwah, has gone that the scout of the gang had engineer, same ship. lived at the house for a long time! Mr. H. L. Jett, second officer, and had not even paid for his Haifong, has resigned.
Mr. W. H. Bennett from leave, acco cmodation.
In this case also a fine of $200 bas zone second officer, Haihong. The Magistrate said he did not was inflicted, with the addition of Mr. H. Conway, from reserve, think the third and fifth defen-3 for keeping an unregistered has gone second officer, Wing-
ehing. dants were responsible. From the woman in the house,
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