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BUS TICKETS.
SEQUEL TO RECENT P.W.D.' THEFT,
The recent theft of soveral packages of travelling tickets from the office of Mr. D. W. Waterton, P.W.D. Inspector of Wireless and Telegraph, had a sequel, before Major C. Willson at the Contral Magistracy yesterday afternoon. A ticket-collector in the employ of the Kowloon Motor-Bus Company was charged with the theft.of the tickets and, alternatively, with receiving 50 Kowloon Bus Com- pany'a tickets. He pleaded not guilty,
Mr. Waterton said he discovered the theft when he returned to his) office, which is on the fourth floor of the Fire Station Building, on the morning of the 21st instant.
He found that the drawer, of, n cabinet had been prised opon,' the Yale lock having been forced, and a great number of tickets stolen from it. These .comprised 14 books of Tramway tickets, 15 ferry tickets. and 20 books of Kowloon Motor-Bus Company tickets. The tatal value of the tlekala wna $150. They were bought en bloc and issued to various Government De- pariments for use by workmen engaged on outside jobs.
Evidence was produced by the police to show that 60 of the stolen Kowloon Motor-Bus Company tickets were found in the posses- Rign of the defendant, an employee of that Company.
Defendant Confessen.
Lui Pak, the chief collector of the Kowloon Motor Bus Company, said that at the end of the day. the defendant handed in GO Government Lickels, and he thought it odd that 40 of these shoult bear consecutive numbers. Threatened with arrest, defendant then confessed that he had bought two bundles of Government lickets from an unknown Shanghai man, paying eight cents for each bundle, whereas the full value of each bundle was a dollar. He had hoped to make 40 cents on the transaction:
THE DERBY.
Questioned; witness snid that PROBABLES AND JOCKEYS. striking an average only 10 or 20 Government tickets would be re- ceived in any one day. The large number handed in by the defen- dant was unusual.
Mr. Waterton said that the numbers on the 50 tickets corres: ponded with the numbers he had noted on his books as being still intact before the theft.
Defendant was found guilty and sentenced to six weeks' hard
labour.
THE KING'S CUP.
London, May 31. The Derby probables are:
Aristotle (Lane), Barbizon (Graves), Bosworth (-), Brienz (R. Jones), Cavendo (Brennan), Craka dour (Jellies), Empire Builder (P. Beasley), Engarde (Ray), Engelberg (-), Gay Day (Steve Donoghuo), Golden Rain (Dick), Grand Prince (C. Richards), Horus (Elliott), Hunters Moon (Weston), Kopi (Deary). Montcinin ( Wrage). Mr Leonard (C. Chtide),.. Jinks (II, Beasley. Donoghue), Osiris J. Leach), P.D.Q.
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The full course for the King's Cup air race round Great Britain on Friday and Saturday, July 6 and 6, has been issued by the Royal Aaro Club. The Scottish section of last year has been transferred to It is early yet for entries, but a the early part of the second day instead of coming at the end of the Arst day's flying.
This is a wise revision in view of the accident last year in the Scottish bills. Competitors, when, they are becoming tired, will no longer have to face a difficult section, with the posability of bad weather the light is failing. The total distance to be flown is 1,170 miles, and the course is divided up as follows:
Firm Day, $12 Bes
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large number of machines is assured, the strongest contingent coming again from the light aeroplane class. Ifore there should be strong com- petition, for the Moth light aeroplane has now won the cup for three years in succession and other makers will be very anxious to wrest the trophy from this machine. So far there in little indication of the number of high-powered aircraft which will be entered, but
of at least one firm constructors is planning to race a fast single-seater type,
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Besides the King's Cup' there will to prizes amounting to £600 given Miles by Sir Charles Wakefield,
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have been included in the course.
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con-
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