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SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1930.
D'AGUILAR STREET SQUABBLE.
noon,
LOCAL RADIO:
PROGRAMME FOR TO DAY FROM ZBWA
The following programme is to be broadcast by Zordial
11-14.30 am. Commercial nows. 18 Noon-1 p.m. Demonstration „programme.
2.48.p.m. Weather report 7.00-0,00 p.m. Experimental rolny transmission,
PROBATE GRANTED AT
*SUPREME COURT.
WOMEN FINED FOR USING BAD LANGUAGE. Chún, Chúng Tong a returned
Experimental relay transmis emmigrant from Annam, who died
Three Chinese women played sions of distant stationa are to be at Yat Tak Road, Canton, on principal roles in a case which made nightly by ZBW excepting September 8, 1929, left Hongkong was brought into Court, before on Sundays and Mondays, bo- estate to the value of $9,700, all Mr. Grantham, yesterday after.
tween the hours of 7 p.m. and 9 of which is bequeathed Lo Wun-
p.m. The transmission is depon chol, widow, to whom probate has Mrs. Suen Sze-ting, living at and when conditions are unfavour- dent upon favourable conditions bean granted and Chan Edn-ho, No. 40, D'Aguilar Street, proceed able, records will be played, daughter, both of whom are tened against a former amah and porarily residing at No. 30, another woman on charges of as- Queen's Road East, who are sault and of the use of "profane, pointed executrixes in the willabusive and insulting words," Testator was a native of Sal Chluand in evidence, disclosed that Heung, Nam Hol District in the the incidents developed from a Profecture of Kwang Chow fruitless search which she has Kwangtung. He left his native been making of a lost child. village for Annam where he
9.00 p.m. Evening programme of The girl, who was 12 years of started a firm under the style of
H. M. V. and Victor records, by Clan Chung-kee. He stayed there age, did not return from school
courtesy of Messrs. Moutrin. on January 2, and suspicion fell until frequently attacked by ill-on an amah, the first defendant, Blossoms of Oranges Allo's Song Goms from "Cavalleria Rusticana.": nesa when he returned to Canton who had left Mr. Suen's service-Lola's DittyMy King of Roses- where he died.
only the day previously,
Santurza's Arls-Drinking Song Among the bequests to the
Mrs. Suen conveyed her suspi-Master Antliem. (Mascagni). executrixes are the business in cions to the police, and eventually. Voices with Orchestra.
Victor Opera Company Mixed Annam and shop premises known the amah was arrested after u
Gems from "Pagliacci."-Bon as No. 6, St. Francis Street, Wan-search, and taken to the Police chorus-This Evening at Seven-Y chal, Hongkong...
Station for Examination. Ap. Birds without Number-Paglineel's Local estate valued at $3,000 parently, the result of that Lament Just Look, My Love-Seo. was left by Mok Tang-kan, other examination did not justify her They Come. (Leoncavallo). Victor Opera Company. wise Mok Ting-kan, otherwise Mok|further detention and she was re-
Volces with Orchestra. Tun-kang, who died at No. 40, lensed.
Dance music. .30 pm. "Old Time Song.” - Jack HyRon and His Orchestra.
Tung Wang Street, Canton, on On the afternoon of January 7, December 25, 1928. Probate of it was then stated, the woman the will has been granted, to Mok called at the house of her former Chan-ahi, alias Chan Wan-sheung, mistress and demanded "compen- widow, who is living temporarily sation" money for her detention at No. 3, Yin Wa Terrace, Hong- by the Police. In this, she was, kong.
backed by ten or eleven other wo- houses had been men whose
course of the searched in the police investigations.
..
It was stated that, at this stage, there was much jostling and scratching with finger nalle, but nally, the visitors were forced into flight, being alarmed by A whistle which Mrs. Suen blew to attract police aid.
Testator appointed his widow sole executrix with full power to manage the estate and liberty to dispose of it in her own discretion. Letters of administration to the estate of Cheong Sck-po, alina Cheong Hin-wing, widower, who died intestate at Kew Haag Village, Hock Shan District, Kwangtung, on November 25, 1926, leaving Hongkong estate to the value of $2,000 have been granted to Cheong Yue-nam, only on, ying at No. 10, Illier Street.
The reason given by petitioner
On the way to the Police Sta- for the delay in applying for ad-tion, it was said that the amah ministration is that until August belaboured Mr. Suen with a 3, 1929, he was unable to find per-broom which she suddenly seized sons willing to enter into an ad- from a stall-holder. She is alleg- ministrative bond.
ed to have also used poisonous epithets, designed to attract the attention of the crowd to Mrs. Suen.
LETTER GOLF.
1's easy to WRITE POEMS in leiter Kalf. The words don't rhyme, perhaps, but there are seven
lines..
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-The idea of letter golf is to change one word to another and do it in par, a given number of strokes. Thus to change COW to HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, HEN.
2. You can change only one letter at a time.
The husband of Mrs. Suen re- tarned at this moment with a con stable, and the amah and one of the other women were intercept. ed and arrested.
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Dance, musie
10.00 pm. Nown bulletins.
Dance music,
Mixed
10.30 p.m. Chinese programms. 11.30 p.m. Close down.
To-morrow's Programme. 10.55 a.m. Morning services relayed troin St. John Cathedrai.
12.10 p.m. (approx.) to 1.00 p.m." Chinese programme,
Weather report.
1.48 .m. 7.46 p.m. Weather report. 9.00 p.m. Programme of Columbla records supplied by courtery of Messra. Anderson, "Danse Macabre," (Saint-Saens),
Sir Henry J. Wood. The Meistersingers-Prize Song," (Wagner: arr. W. H. Squire), "Shenandoah, Sea Shanty,"
(E. Thiman).
'Cello aclo by W. H. Squire, "Roll Un, Thou Deep and Dark
Blue Ocean," (Base), "Simon the Cellnrer," Baas,
Norman Allin.
"Siegfried: Grand Fantasy,
(Wagner),
Band of the Garde Republicaine. "Noc Old."
(Day), "The Difference,"
Kelly and Longstaffe), Monologue by Brausby Willams. Giocando: Dance of the Hours," (Ponchielli).
Columbia Symphony Orchestra. "Prolade in C Sharp Minor,"
(Rachmaninoff):
At the conclusion of her evi-"La dence, Mrs. Suen was questioned by the Magistrate in regard to the circumstances preceding the row in her fine and admitted that she first lifted a hand to push the amah out of the door.
His Worshiù nequitted the two defendants of assault but found the charge of using abusive lan- guage proved. He fined them 25 each on this count and bound both
women over,
LIKIN TO GO.
NANKING ISSUES. MANDATE ABOLISHING TAX.
Nasking, Jan. 17.
"Sleepers Awake,"
(Organ Choral) (Bach-Busoni), Planoforte Solo by William Murdoch, "Sanctuary of the Heart"
(Albert W. Ketelbey), Albert W. Ketelhey's Concert Orch. "Ships that Pass in the Night,"
(Longfellow and Stephenson), "Vale." (d'Arch and Russell),
Madame Clare Borena, Contrailo, with Plano, "Aida: Grand March, (Verdi),
Milan. Symphony Orchestra, with Chorus. 10.30 p.m. Close down.
COST OF LIVING.
London, Jan. 17,
The Government has issued a mandate that beginning from Octo-
A slight fall in the cost of liv ber 10, all likin and similar irre-ing is recorded in the monthly,ro- gular forms of taxation, all over turn of the Ministry of Labour, the country, will be abolished. which states that at January 1 the Reuter
average level of commodities was approximately sixty-six per cent. above that of July, 1914.
jump. Slang words and abbrevia- tions dont's count.
4. The order of letters cannot be changed,
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The corresponding figure for one" month ago, and one year ago,, One solution is printed on was sixty-Beven per centr
3. You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each | another page.
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