APPEAL AGAINST
JUDGMENT
MONEY CLAIM IN DISPUTE
An appeal against a judgment delivered by Mr. R. E. Lindsell, acting Puisno Judge, in Septem- ber last year, was opened at the Full Court this morning before the Chief Justico (Sir Josoph Kemp) and the Pulsne Judge (Mr. Justice Wood).
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The case
one in which Ghulam Hussain, 9 Pilkem Street, Yaumati, a tailor, claimed $324.21 money payable from Muhamed Nazir, regimental contractor, of Murray Barracks, to him for money paid by the plaintiff to one Ibrahim on April 8th, 1931, for the defendant at his request. Judg- mont was then given for plaintiff with costa.
Mr. Dunenn McNeill, instrucied by Mr. A. el Arculli, appeared for
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HONGKONG
HOCKEY FIXTURES
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Phoenix,
NOVEMBER 11TH. Incognitos y H.M.S. Naval Ground, 3.80 p.m.
12th Battery v Koyal Signals, Soakumpoo, 4.15 p.m.
R.A.M.C. Radio, Caroline Hill, 4 p.m.
NOVEMBER 12TH. Polico y H.M.S. Parthian, Naval Ground, 4 p.m.
V
20th
1st H.K.S. Battery, Battery, Marina, 4 p.m.
NOVEMBER 14TH. 24th Battery v HMS. Phoenix, U.S.R.C., 4.15 p.m. Battery, Sookumpoo, 4.15 p.m.
Royal Engineers y lat H.K.S.
NOVEMBER ISTH, R.A.M.C. v Tamur, King's Park,
4 p.m.
NOVEMBER 10TH.
Varsity, Mari-
Royal Signals n. 4 p.m.
German Club v Parthian, Naval Ground, 4.15 p.m.
K.I.T.C. y 12th Battery, Sookum
the defendant appellant and Mr. Leo d'Almada, jur., for the respon-Pou, 4.15 p.m.
dent.
money
NOVEMBER 19TH. Rud'o v 12th Battery, U.S.R.C., 4.15 p.m.
H.M.S. Parthian v lat HKS.
NOVEMBER 20TH.
NOVEMBER ZIST.
NOVEMBER 22ND.
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R.A.M.C. Sokumpoo, 4 p.m.
NOVEMBER 25TH. Police v Royal Signals, Marina. 4.15 p.m.
NOVEMBER 26TH. Radio v K.I.T.C., Caroline Hill,
Mr. McNelli anid although the appeal did not concern a large amount of money-only $324.21 Battery, Marina, 4 p.m. it rafsed one or two not uninterest- Į ing points of law. There were certain questions which needed to Murna, 9 m.
Royal Signals St. Andrew's, be answered of a purely formal nature. The first was whether.on
Police v H.M.S. Tamar, King's the evidence produced at the hear-Park, 4.15 p.m. ing of the action the trial Judge was justified In holding that the sum of $324.21 was recoverable by plaintiff in the action an paid by plaintiffs to one frahim. for defendant at bis request, That question raised the point to whether the judgment of the Judge was against the weight of evidence, and, in the second place. did the plaintiffs comply with the conditions which alone rendered auch 21 amount recoverable? Those conditions were, in the fral place, that the money should he, the plaintiffs money; in the second, that it should be paid to third person; and, thirdly, that it should be paid for plaintiff's use. He contended there WAR 114 evidence in support of the judg-and ment and quoted instances in the original action in support of his submission.
The hearing is proceeding.
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NOVEMBER 27TH.
TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1932.
RACE PROGRAMME., N. ATLANTIC AIR
Fifth Extra Meeting
of Macao Club.
FIXED FOR NOV, 13.
The Macao Jockey Club has decided to hold its Fifth Extra race meeting on November 13, and a programme of even events for Australiana ponies and China ponies classified in "C", "D" and "E" divisions by the Hong kong Jockey Club, and also events for Macno subscription gridine, has been prepared, as follows:
1.-1.30 p.m. The Huang Ho
LINE?
EXPERT'S VISIT TO BERMUDA
under
U.S. INTEREST Importal Airways have review the possibility of operat- ing in conjunction with United States interests an air servico be-
to
RADIO BROADCAST
RELAY OF THE BORDERER'S DAND
5-8 pm. European Programme. 5.6 p.m. Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Orchestra.
7.30-8 p.m. Humorous Song Re-. cital from the Studio. Report Etc.
8. p.m. Local Time and Weather
9.3-9.30
cert..
p.m. Chinese Bludlo Con-
9.30-10 p.m. Relay of the Band of the It Bttn. South Wales Borderers.
10-11.30 p.m.
Chinese Studio Con-"
Handicap: Six Furlonga-Winner tween Great Britain and America. $250, Second $100. Third $60. For i. A representative of the company China Ponics, Subscription Ponies of this Club of any Season that have not has. nirendy visited Bermuda
on a race this year. Entrance $5.
assist in the selection of an air; 2.-2.00 p.m.The Sydney Handi- спр: Once Round Winner
It is expected this port will cert. $300. Port. Second $150. Third $70. For Aus be used first for tourist tralian Fonics Classifed by The Hang- between Bermuda and the United tramc kong Jockey Club as "B" Class. Entrance $6.
States.
$5.
3.-2,30
P.-The Chu KIMBE
Once
10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press News.
10.30 p.m. (approx.) Close Down. 3-6 p.m. A relay of the Hengkong
recorded music will be Broadcast). Management. (During the intervals Hotel Orchestra by Courtesy of the.
7pm. Closing Stock and Exchange
Quotations,
6.7.30 p.m.
BandCabau Love Song-Live Love
& Laugh...The London Piano- Accordeon Band MR847. Song Tell Me With A Love Song
Anona Winn (Soprano) MR589. Chorus-The Voice in the Old Village
Choir
William Haseltine and Mixed Quartet MR589 Organ-Martial Moments
Mammoth Fair Organ MR602
ery Turrant anıl Harry
Guitar MR479.
Second $150. Third $75. For Chinn the first regular North Atlantic Handicap: One Mile-Winner $300. There is ground for hoping that Ponics Classified by The Hongkong Jockey Club at time of weighing out air service, with ports at Valencia, as "C" Class. Entrance $5.
43.00 D..The Chien Tang the Azores, and Bermuda, will be Handicap:
Round-Winner established within the next three. $300. Second $150 Third $75. For China Popies Classified by The Hong- or four years. kong Jockey Club at time of weighing
Such a service would be run in out an "D" Cinas. Entrance $5.
5.-3.10 p.m.-The Yangtze Handi- conjunction with the American Second $160. Third $75. For China who already operate over cap: Seven Furlongs-Winner 300 company, Pan-American Airways, Pontes Classified by The Hongkong
some Jockey Club at time of weighing out 4.000 miles in the West Indies, y Royal Engineers, as "E" Class and Subscription Ponies their air routes taking in Guate- Yodel-Honeymoon Yodel-Huppy &
of this Club of any Season. The mala, Nicaragua, Panama, Cuba, Free ridden by Jackeys who have won ten Haiti, and Jamalea. Now that Whips or Spurs allowed. Entrance the islands Is to the front, the races anywhere at any time. No the question of the federation of Quick Step-Rhythmatitis
Une Step-Iver The Clouds Handicap: One MileWinner $250. ng British air services system Vocal Duct--My Sunny Monterey"
time is at hand also for establish- 6-4,00 p.m.-The Whangpoo
Jack Payne & The B.B.C. Dance Orch. MR496. Second $100: Third $50. For China in the West Indies. Ponies, Subscription Ponies of thin
Vocn! Duct-Luana.....Anona Winn Club of any Season. Entrance $5.
The West Indies system would. Band-Good Evening
and Allan O'Sullivan MRG01. 7.1.39 p.m.-(Unofficial) "The be connected by air with Bermuda, Band-Moonlight The Danube, and Ladies' Scramble: Seren Furlongs, and Bermuda with New York; and Winter $200. Second $125. Third there can be no doubt that a line I
You......London Piano-Accordrem $70.
A Cup will he presented to the connecting the British Isles and Duet--Missour! Valley
Band MR621. winning rider. For China Pontes, the Azores with Bermuda and the Subscription
Carson Roblacn and Frank Luther Griffins Fenica of any west would from the very first, Trio-In The Cumberland Mountains Club of any Season that have started attract abundant trame of paasen- in et Jo gut won a race. Catch-
Carson Robison, Frank Luther Continental Novelty Orchestra MK479. weight 145 lb. To be ridden by Ladies, gers and malls.
and Phil Crow MR182 Waltz-Farmyard-Springtime Vocal-Long Ago-Gipsy Moon-
Troise and the Mandollers with Chorus MRGIG. Over The Waves-The Bius Danube Chorus-The Song that is Calling Me- Mammoth Fair Orgon MR828 Home de-Chorus-Wand'ring by an. Old Cathedral Garden ........William Haseltine and Quartette MRG19. Fox Trot The Sun Hos Got His Hat
Оп Fox Trot-Night Shall Be Filled With
Music
Sydney Kyte and his Piccadilly Hotel Band MR825 7.30-8 p.m. From The Studio.
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ILM.S.
H.M.S. Parthian v 20th Battery, Naval Ground, 4 p.m.
NOVEMBER 28TH. Royal Engineers Phoenix, Sookumpoo, 4.16. p.m.
NOVEMBER 30TH. Royal Signals 20th Battery, Marina, 4 p.m.
R.A.S.C. v KIT.C., Seokumpou,
4.1.15 p.m.
alterations. This st is subject to additions
SPORTS IN CANTON
$6.
A KREUGER ECHO.
Own
only country which has such a de- capable of this service, and is the Great Britain has a flying boat
sign, for the German Do-X could not carry a sufficfont payload, in addition to fuel, for the long stages. The British craft. how- ever, is one for the use of the R.A.F.; the commercial dying boat of the same weight and power which was being bullt for the Air Ministry WAN scrapped months ago.
No Whip or Spurs allowed. Entrance; Although Valentin is proposed Entries close at 3 p.m. on Friday, as the western end of the proposed, November 4.
air route, the claims of Southamp ton, Plymouth, and Bristol
are equally worth considering, nor would the choice of either of them impose excessive demands on the capabilities of flying boats (Continued from Page 8.)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS HELD signed in any ense to fly to the
RESPONSIBLE
Azoren (1,000 miles). and from SHAMEEN LEAGUE SOCCER.
the Azores to Bermuda (nbout Landon, Oct. 26. On Monday Shameen won
1,350 miles). both The trustees of the points in a leaguo match
bankrupt ACCUSED MAY BE
H.M.S. "Cicala" by two clear goals, lodged information against the against company of Kreuger and Toll, have The score however was no indication members of the Board of Directors DISCHARGED
of the superiority of Shameen, who of the concern, requesting that they should have put on at least another be held responsible for the losses The difficulty of locating the three goals. complainant in an embezzlement Shameen's centreforward Folley, from Correspondent.
The first goal was converted by suffered by the firm.-Our case was disclosed before Mr.
a beautiful forward pass from Pate Wynne-Jones at the Central Police Hunt, which beat the opposing backs Court this morning when Yu Shu-entirely, and left Folley to place the shan, a partner of the firm former.ball exnelly in the corner of the net. ly known LA the King Edward The second goal was the result of Hotel, appeared on remand on a amart play down the left wing by TEN LEAVES SHANGHAI ON charge of embezzlement of a centre to Fooley who again scored, Segalen, who finished up with a good
VISIT TO PORTS cheque for $15.348.52 the property with a clover piece of head-work. of the combine of which the part- Gerrard and Read at back proved
Shanghai, Oct. 20. ners included the defendant, a tower of strength for Shameen, and Shanghai yesterday and are visiting American deatroyers Tuft Cheung Fuk-kwong and Cheung at all Umes had the Navy forwards Amoy and other ports. They are all Ping-kwong.
hand. The outstanding due in Hongkong Shameen forwards were Folley and where they will stay a week, leaving November 2, l'ote-llunt.
for Manila on the 9th. Whilst Cicala have the right spirit variably seem to lose themselves, and the 9th for Hongkong, where he will all right, their forward quintette in Taylor aboard, leaves Shanghai
The U.S.S. Huston, with Admiral
they appear to lack players who can stay for about a fortnight-Reuter's bucks and convert, take up properly the feeding of their Special. Brat-time shooting.
The cheque was dated Novem ber 22, 1929, and was drawn in favour of the co-partnership on the Banque de l'Indo-Chine.
Mr. Kemble represented the defendant and remarked that he understood the complainant could not be found. In that case if he did not appear at the end of a week's formal remand for which the prosecution were asking, he presumed his Worship would dis charge the defendant.
Detective Sergeant D. Fitches agreed and said that the ceruplain ant who had sworn the informa- tion of arrest was a-business man travelling to various ports and it was thought he was now at Kong moon. The alloged offence was committed in 1929 and the warrant was issued in 1930.
remanded
the
Ilis Worship defendant for one week and made A note to the affect that he was to be discharged if no information was received from the plainant.
H.K. SMUGGLING
com-
QUESTIONS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS
London, Oct. 26. The question of snuggling be- tween Hongkong and China was raised by Mr. Chorlton (Con- servative) in the House of Com- mona to-day, when he requeated Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister to con- sider what steps could be taken by tho Hongkong Government abolish smuggling.
to
Sir Philip replied that it was dif-. flcult to determine accurately tho extent of the smuggling. He was aware that British ship-owners ware liable for smuggling on their ships. The prevention of smuggling had received the constant attention of the Hongkong Government Renter.
well in
with
accurate
Way two
HOCKEY. played
The Unual Tuesday hockey Sports Club teams, resulting in a
oit yesterday between win for Whites by the odd goal in saven. In the second half the game was sadly marred by a nasty ac- eldent to Von Essen of the German Bank
who took
terific
15
in the face, driven by one of the the full extent of the damage, but it opposing backa. I have not learned is certainly the worst hockey accident that has occurred since Frank Lam mert caught one full in the face some years ago necessitating several stitches-Our Own Correspondent,
PIANO RECITAL TO-MORROW
PROF. HARRY ORE'S PROGRAMME
The following is the progammo of a pianoforte recital to be given, under the auspices of the Hong- kong Musical Society, by Professor Harry Org at the Helena May In- stitute on Friday, at 6.30 p.m.
1-Chaconne ......Bach-Busoni, 2-(a) Bagatolio in A -Beethoven. (b) Sonata in A Scarlatti, 3-Second Ballade Chopin. 4-Intermezzo in E flat...Brahms. 6.-L'Isle Joycuse
.Debussy. G-Rhapsody
John Ireland, 7(a) Elule Op. 8, No.
1
Scriabin.
(b) Poem Op 82, No. (e) Valsa Op. 38 (a) Fragilité Op. 51,
No. 1 (o) Etrangeté Op. 03
No. 2 9. Cradle Song
* Tschaikowsky-Pabst. D.Two Portuguese Songs tran
scribed, On. 8. H. Ore. 10.-Overturo "William Tell" J.
Rossini-Lisst.
U.S. DESTROYERS
Ten
RANK
on
OUTSIDER
100 TO 1 SHOT WINS CAMBRIDGESHIRE
On
London, Oct. 20. Starting at 100 to shire Handicap, run over a mile and I against Pullover to-day won the Cambridge a furlong at Newmarket.
Placed horses were: Pullover (Richardson) 1. Ada Dear (S. Donoghue) 2. Pharoah II (Rowley) Betting: 100 Pullover, 25 Ada Bear, 100 Pharoah 1
Thirty-three ran. Wan by three quarters of a length, half á length.
-Reuter,
LOCAL GOLF. Result of Play for the K.G.C. Captain's Cup. The result of play for the Cantain's Cup, at the Kowloon Golf Club on October 22 and 23. was as follows:
H. 11. Mundy 79-1168 Qualifios.
S. Jrx
82-18=60 A. Umashart 86-10:00 Tio and will play off.
TO DAY'S LEAGUE GAMES.
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MUSSOLINI SPEAKS FOR FASCISM.
FORECASTS CONVERSION OF WHOLE WORLD
Milan, Oct. 26. An amnesty to political enemies of Fascism was promised by Mus- solini in a speech here to-day. Ho declared that within 10 years Europe would be converted to Fascism.
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Mr. Bryan Lewis accompanied by Mr. "Ronnie" True.
A Selection of Ilumorous Songs by
Programme-1. By way of Introduc- tion. 2. "Gema". 3. Murders.
1
Report, Ele
3 p.m. Local Time and Weather 85-9.30 p.m. Chinese Studio Con- cert.
9.30-10 p.m.
A Relay of the Band of the 1st Bttn. South Wales Borderers conducted by Bandmaster J. L. Gecks, by courtesy of the Oficer Command- tag.
Rugby Press News. 10-11.30 p.m. Chinese Studio Con
10.30 p.m.
cert.
11.30 p.m. Close Down.
(All records in the above European Programmes are Regal, and are kind- ly supplied by Messrs. The Anderson Musle Company.)
KZRM PROGRAMME. To-day's broadcast from the Manila station:
6.00 p.m.-Studlo Music. 5.45
p.m.-Health Rebecca Parish.
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0.00 p.m.-Studio Music. 0.10
p.m.-Spanish
p.m.-English
"This will be the century of Fascism," he said; "the age of Period.
guiding influence to civilisation, Powerful Italy, and for the third 6.30 time in history, Italy will be the Period.
7.00 p.m.-Sto. Tomas University Fanciam will give further proof of Radio Club. its strength by this act of gen-
7.30 p.m. Studio Dialect Program- erosity towards those deluded Jose M. Penovilla.
me-Beolano Guinobatan Entertüiners people who have tried to stem by
7.35 futile words, the movement of a whole people, which has been like an avalanche.
"We will not demobilise, our defence force until our enemies, especially, those beyond the fron- tiers, have paid deference to the fait accompli of Fascism
"Not through repeated con- ferences will the world recover. What we need is fewer confer- ences and more decision; fewer resolutions and
more creative action."-Router.
FUKIEN COMMUNISTS.
THE NORTH-WEST
p.m.-Iteckne Programme. 8.00 p.in.-L. ramme-Pedro Concepcion-Guitar.
R. Aguinaldo Pro- Enrique Bautista-Violin.
8.30 o Cement Program- me-Apo
Orchestra. 8.46 p.m.-Studio Ibanag Program- me--Atanacio Vargas,
9.00 p.m.--Symphony Hear. 10.30 p.m.-Cluse down.
ALL-NIGHT "HIKE"
PARTY LOST IN MIST ON SUSSEX DOWNS
London, Sept. 10,
A large party of hikera spent Saturday night tramping tho Sussex Downs under the guidanco of Mr. Thurston Hopkins, the
Down's Men.
ILM.S. Tamar y 24th Battery CONSIDERABLE ADVANCE IN leader of the Society of SusBOX RA-King's Park. H.M.S. Tamar:-Tordan: Hill & Eastlake: Wilson, Downs & Surg-Lt. Corbott: Gillard, Pay-Lt. Jackson, Stone, Pay- Lt. Comdr. Tatloy Brokenshiro.
After reaching Chanctonbury Poking, Oct. 201
they lost their boarings in the Foreigners from Foochow stato mist, but kept up their spirits that a large Communist advanco singing &
Bongs and eventually has been made in the North Weat of struck the camp
of the First RAS.C. 1st H.KSBR.A.Fukien, and that the area beyond Southwick Troop of Boy Scouts Marina, 4.30 nm.
Chenyang and Hsinchang has been and gathered round
the camp R.A.S.0 (—Funnell:
abandoned to the "Red Swords." Imam Khan
fires. & Whitley: Lachman Ram, Buckland, and Keone: Bar-Kinnning for Yenpin, and none are British missionaries are leaving low. Fon. Tinne, Lazenby
In now and Sakkat Singh.
the danger
Reuter's Special
Area.
They ware served with porridge and hot coffee and then journoyed to the nite of the old Gallows and
Clasbury Ring
to
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WAR A POSSIBILITY.sion, in the United States, should the League of Nations fail to solve the Manchurian dispute.
CHINESE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN UNITED STATES
London, Oct. 26.
China, he said, had great hoper of the Nine Power Treaty and thr Kellogg Pact, but if peaceful men sures falled to protect. China's War between China and Japan sovereign rights the Japanese will
bave to reckon with har 400,000 2.
is viewed as a possibility by Mr.
H. H. Kung, head of the Chinee