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THE
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ASSAULT ON DR. FRED KEW.
TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1931.
ASSAILANT BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN PAID.
A possible explanation of the recent sensational attack made on Dr. Fred Kew, outaide the Nether lands India Commercial Bank, in Ice House Street, was advanced by Mr. Leo d'Almada, БПТ, on his appearance before Mr. William at the Central Police Court yes- terday afternoon, to prosecute im Fun, a
street coolle, on four charges arising out of the inci- dent. According to the pro- adcutor there was reason to be lieve, that the men were paid as sallunts.
A Time of Trial Australian Clergyman's
Experience.
After an illness, when the vitality has becomo depleted, there often follows a period when health still hangs a balance.
Somo people recuperate more quickly than others, but there aro those who, seeming to have used up all their reserva strength; are unable to regain their
former vigour. These after effects may mennen the health for a life-time. During this time of trial, the convalescent period, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, are a wonderful ald. By enriching the blood and in- Mr. d'Almada: As the defen-creasing it in quantity, they in dant has not yet pleaded to these vigorate the whole functional, now charges, perhaps ho might nervous and muscular system. Dr. Williams Pink Pills provide Junt be asked to plead.
His Worship: I don't know if that rovitalising treatinent which you will be naking for committal? is the essential noed after the Mr. d'Almada: No, I am at-ravages of serious illness have king your Worship to deal with it pulled the patient down. Hummarily.
A case of many where this re-
The chargen were then put tomedy has been remarkably succees- the defendant in the followingful under these circumstances is order: (a) Common Assault:
(b) Assault with intent to maim, recorded in Australia.
A Methodist Minister. Rev. II. disfigure or do other grievous boly harm; (e) Assault ne- A. C. Packeti, of Natimuk, Victoria, tually occasioning grievous bodi-states: ly harm; (d) Assault with Intent; to murder.
In reply
to
the first three charges the defendant entered pleas of guilty but denied the Inst
count.
Incident Described. Before calling Dr. J. H. McElney to give evidence as to the nature
of the injuries sustained by the complainant, Mr. d'Almada re- capitulated the events leading to the defendant's arrest. He said that Dr. Kew, as his Worship knew, was a dentist by profession but was now practising as a share broker. In the Course of his duties he had occasion to visit the Netherlands India Commercial Bank in Des Voeux Rond, in the premises formerly occupied by the King Edward Hotel.
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"After having been seriously 1 with double pneumonia, I was, for long time, in poor health, chiefly through impoverished blood. could not perform my duties, coul not regain my appetite nor sleep' well. Dr. Williams Plak Pills were recommended to me and after three weeks I taking them for noticed definite improvement. I am glod to say that the course of these pilis did me much good and remedied these distressing cond- tions. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done for me all that is claim- ed for them. Otherwise I would not give this testmonial."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, the most genuinely successful blond and nerve tonic in the world, are Dr. Kew's business was with obtainable from all chomlats There the compradore of the Bank, the is nothing else just as good. entrance to whose department was in Ice House Street, opposite Mesura. Johnson, Stokes and Master, On leaving the premises
he was accompanied by Mr. J. Choi, who is employed in the com. pradore's department. The pair were walking down the steps when suddenly, and without any vocation, Dr. Kew was hit Reverely with a bamboo pole by the defen- dant.
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Simultaneously another тап. who was with the defendant and currying a similar pole, also struck at the enmplainant, but fortunate
y Dr. Kew defended himself with his arm and received the blow across the wrist. The recund wound was not serious but Dr. Melney would tell the Court that the injury on the head was of a severe nature and if Dr. Kew had not been wearing a thick feli hat he might have had his skull fractured. His Worship would see the seriousness of the offence and would inflict a heavy penalty accordingly.
CROWN LAND SALES.
KOWLOON LOTS SOLD YESTERDAY.
There was no competitive bidding for the two lots of Crown land offered for sale at the P.W.D. Offices yentér- day, both offerings being disposed of at upret prices.
The first, Kowloon Inland lot No. 2537, situated in Ma Tau Chang Road, containing about 7,670 square feet, with an annual rental of 800, wan to Meara, Lai Tat-san, Løke sold Yang-cheung, and Tong Po-ka, at the
pet price of $11,805,
New Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1527, on the Castle Peak Road, of about 7,000 square feet, and with an annal rental of $50, was sold to Wong Sing. for $2,700.
It WAH accessitated
the right forehead. fairly big one and being stitched.
In reply to Mr. d'Almada; wit- Paid Assailants.
ness said that without the protec- Referring to the motive, Mr. tion afforded by the felt hat which d'Almada said that Dr. Kew did Dr. Kew was wearing at the time, not know the defendant and had it was possible though improbable never seen him before nor had ho that his skull might have been had any trouble with him. fractured. If the end of the pole Kew had reason to believe, con-had struck the complainant in the tinued the prosecutor, that the eye he might easily have lost the defendant and the other man had use of it. been paid by some party or par ties, but that was a matter which was at present occupying the attention of the Police.
Dr.
.
Maximum Penalty.
His Worship convicted the de- fendant on "c" charge, which, he said, Involved "a" and "b."
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FUNERAL YESTERDAY AT HAPPY VALLEY.
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Chapter; Diligentia. McTavish, W. J. Ratty, R. C. Victoria Craig, K. R. Macaskill, R. Lapsley, Lodge: Cathay Lodge; United Ser- W. Hedley, J. C. Brown, G. Hvices Lodge; D. G. Mark Lodge; White, C. Neave, D. Addreson, J.District Grand Lodge of S. China; N. Sweeney, A. W. Blas, A. 8. Victoria Lodge; Kowloon Football A remarkable expression of res- Bliss, J. Revie, W. H. C. Robson, Club; Chairman and Directors pect and sympathy was paid to the V. Hast, H. P. Morton, Kempton, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.: memory of the late Mr. J. Colin J. G. McLaggan, A. B. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dyer; Mr. B. Owen, when practically the whole F. C. Coleman, F. Cullen, F. J. L. Hosie; Office Boys H. K. and of the staff of the Hongkong and Jenner, Remedios, A. J. Mendes, W. D. Co. Chinese Foremani; Whampoa Dock Co., together with C. R. Logan, J. Antioquia, J. 8. Chinese Office Staff H.K. and W.D. members of various local Masonic McIntosh, J. Provan, J. A. Lindsay, Co.
M. lodges, attended
funeral, G. Henderson, J. Crookdake, W. which took place at Happy Valley Johnston, (Staff Kowloon Dock); Ah Ho, Wong Kwong-ming, yesterday.
There was also a striking dis- Wong Fang-ping and Ab Lum of floral tributes, showing the (Chinese staff) and house ser- play esteem and respect in which fr. vants;
Mr. G. P. Warren, Mr. C. Champ- out to check them no one in Hong-maximum penalty of six months' Owen was held by the entire com-
kin, Mr. B. Pasco, Mr. J. McPher- kong would be free from any at- hard labour and informed the de-munity.
The Borvice was conducted by son, Mr. J. P. Warren, and Mr. O. tack by anybody, especially if fondant that the heavy punish- anybody had a grievance against ment was infleted because of the tho Rev. E. A. Armstrong, and A. Smith, and others, representing and Bundry Household Requisites at
pall- the Zetland, Cathay and other lowest prices. a person, he would simply go to seriousness of the assault and, inbrother Masons acted as a coolie house and there pay $100 the second
Masonic lodges. for a coolie to commit such saults.
Mr. d'Almada asked his Worship to deal severely with the defen- In reply to his Worship the de- dant, because if such assaults fendant said that he had nothing:
by without to say. were allowed to go serious punishment being meted
His Worship imposed
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place, because no bearers. as-reason had been put forward by Among those who followed the
Among the large array of floral Ladies,' gents" and children' cast off
garments bought and said. the defendant. No reason had cortege to the cemetery, and attributes were wreaths from the
Inspection invitod. been shown why he should have tended the service at the graveside following-Widow and Rinkle; awera--Mr. R. M. Dyer, Mr. E. L Mother, brothera arid sisters; made the serious assault on
Zetland Lodge; Hosle, Mr. E. Cock, Messrs. H. M. Labrum Bros.; man whom he did not know.
Dr. McElney then described the injury sustained by Dr. Kew. He said that it was a scalp wound on
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