WOMAN'S THREE MUI-TSAIS
HEAVY FINES FOR NOT REGISTERING Making a second appearance before. Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central Magistracy this morning, charged on three counts of keeping three registered muti-Isaf, L K, 10. Lau Ming 9, and Cheng Kwallan 14 at No 147-180 Queen's Road West, second floor, on June 7, Hau Kam-pi, 47, married womnu, was fined a total of $500.
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Mr. F. 1. Zimmers, appearing for defendant, pleaded guilty to the three charges.
Sub-Inspector 1. W, Fraser, of the S.C.A., Hald that on June 7 the girl. Cheng Kwai-lan, reparted at the No. 7 Police Station that she wDA 1
ITALO-GERMAN UNION HINTED
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1936.
and forty Narl opposition members were wounded in a clash in the suburb of Wiesenthal last night.
The situation is increasingly tense and bandaged heads are common in Danzig's streets.
་
Nazik broke up a Socialist meeting in the suburb of Prause, arresting ten men, including former President of the Volkstag.-United Pres.
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Plea For League
London, June 15,
A striking ples for support of the League of Nastons was made by Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, when addressing the International Peace Conference at Cardiff, Wales, to-night.
RICKSHA COOLIE ATTACKED
ALLEGATION AGAINST
SEVEN MEN
25-
Allegations of assault were made before Mr. Balfour at the Central Magistracy this morning when soven rickcha coplies; Ng Tang. Ng Tak, Ng Yau, Ng Sze, Ng Sheung, Ng lo Ng Chung, were charged with and Ng Taf, and an unemployed man, saulling Hung Wai, ricksha coolle, him bodily of 4, George Lane, causing harm on June 11 in Elgin Street.
Mr. F. E. Nash appeared for the prosecution, while Mr. S. Ng Qulan was for the defence and pleaded not guilty.
On
the
TRAFFIC RECEIPTS
DECLINE
(Continued from Page 1.)
not be necessarily considered as per- manent, as no two ropes behave alike. We have at present two now ropes in stock which were purchased when exchange was over 2/- and so, unless anything unt sould not be Maintenance Account not high for the current year. Salarice and wages show a big decrease of over $13,000, and this should show a further small decrease during the cur
rent year.
APARTMENT RENTS
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LONDON STOCK
EXCHANGE,
YESTERDAY'S CABLED
QUOTATIONS
The following quotations are the middle prices at the close of the market in London on June 16. All quotations are subject to con- firmation and no responsibility is assumed for errors in tranzmlesion.
Lust To-day's Price. Priec.
War Loan 34%
rem. after 1952 £105% £105% Chinese 450
Bonds 1808 (Eng Lay)
£ 96
I 97
£90
Renta from the now partments t St. John's Place were only collectable Mr. Nash stated that complainant for the last two months of the Ng Tang, first defendant,ancial year. The present "year's and aporated public ricksha No. 698, the accounts will beneft, for the full Chinete 5 Gold
perial. These studio apartments
Bonds 1995-47. I'89 latte doing the morning session and
type of this new to Hongkong-proved the complainant the afternoon. He declared that a world without a
4 Immediately popular and have been Chinesd
Loan 1908.... 2 04 I 01 unregistered mai-laai in the employ League would be a nightmare of un-June 5 some little time after 3 pm. fully let from completion at rentals
nightmare of arms, when he should have handed over
fair return on the capital Chinese 55% Loun of defendant. Ile saw the girl at the certainty; n
1912
£ 071% 69 station, and she stated she had been rattling steel and creaking of mov-ricksha, Ng Tang committed a breach Kiving a
of the traffic regulations and if the
Chinese by Reorg the 22%3 ing canno71. sold by her father when
police had decided to prosecute, the defendant for
Loan 1013 (Ldit twelve years old to
complainant would have been held to $100, Canton currency, Since being
number. On handing Over the vehicle, a quarrel ensued and com- plainant's nephew camo on the scen and pacified them and suggested that the matter be brought to, the notice of the Bicksha Galld.
outlay.
You will note the bance sheet hits
The League," said Mr. MacDonald, with defendant, she had done houses i embodied a sound Bles, and any world I blame as they had taken down the Instond of building up Reacive, your bold work, and she further stated that peace must be une formed by the com ether bination of the nations of the world. she took her meals with two ການເບິ່ muri-toi,
that Reater. Buregistered several days ago she had been struck on her arm by defendant's 9379.
STRUCK WITH BROOM
+
The King And Peace
London, June 15.
Pence
-Congress
A message from the King to the nt On the way to the station, Inspector International Fraser said, the ziet Li Ki met them. Cardiff, attended by delegates from She niso complained of having been nearly every part of the world and the struck with a broom handle by defen organised in connection with dant. She said she had been present-Peace Society, a hundred and twenty ed. in the country by her natural years, old fomulation, mother to defendant for $119, Canton the opening session lo-day. currency, and did household work for defendant. On arrival at the house,
201
which
ANTTER
was rend nt
The Lord President of the Council,
This was done and the complainant was advised to apologise us his party was small and the defendant's faction
The com comprised about 200. plainant offered compensation and that should have been the end of the matter.
IRON DARS USED At about 4 a.m. on June 11 when the complainant was on his way to work in Elgin Street he was attack
been presented in a different form.
Directors decided, with the auditors' approval, to write down assets as near na possible to their present day value by transferring the whole of the Reserve for Renewals and Depre- eintion $90,176.72 and by taking $120,000 from the General Reserve.. I trust this transfer will meet with your approval.
Reserve for Passages and Leave Pay. You will note this account has been depleted by the rim of $13,107.05 The greater part during the year, of this amount is made up by cost of passage, lenye pay and bonus to
on the late superitendient, who
iron bars. He was rendered un-pany was granted six months leave conscious, but, with the all of his ami a retiring bonus of £500 in con- brother and nephew, he was helped sideration of his 14 years' service to a house.
with the Company. The
police raided 14, Staunton Street, and the defendants, together with others, were arrested.
DOLLAR DAYS
AT
WHITEAWAY'S
From June 15th to June 22nd
| Ladies' Gloves
Ladies' Lisle Hose
1 82
2 841⁄2
Handkerchief Puffs
I 88
Children's Socks
5 50
BR J
£44x4iv
Chinese Imperial
Rly. Honan Rly 53 £50 Hukuang Rly 191
£ 40% Lung
TRINE Hai Rly 1918
£ 2814 £20 Sigi-Nanking Rly
54
S BR Tient-Pukow Rly
5% (Brit. Stpd) £ 40 Tient-Pakow Bl
5% (Ger, Stpd) £ 40 Tient-lukow ly
to clear $1.00 pair
"
$1.00 $1.00 each
.2 pairs for $1.00
Ladies' Tennis Socks ..2 pairs for $1.00
Girls' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs $1:00 doz.
91
French Pique Dress Material
$1.00 yard
£ 08
£ 41
*£40
Small Child's Cotton Dresses
$1.00 each
5 (Brit Stpd Supl. Loan) ... 240 Tient-Pakow Bl
£40
Henderson's "Hygex" Hair Brushes $1.00 "Cussens" Toilet Soap
$1.00 bundle
£ 70%
£ 40
£70
2 67%
£671
£14
6 for $1.00
5. Der Stpd
Sup! Loan) £ 40 Japan 5 Sterling
Loan 1987 Japun 0 Sterling
Loan 1924
His Majesty expressed the hope the youngest girl was seen, and why that the Congress would help to pro-ed by the defendants and beaten with olgning his position with the Com- stated she had been presented by her mote the cause of international peace,
A dear to His
lat of mother to defendant for n
Majesty King George V and which money in the country.
Majesty has no less sincerely at
I do not think there is any other According to defendant, the elder heart," kir had heen presented her!
item thu calls for special mention] German 7% Int. The complainant was removed to hos mother who had borrowed $100 to pay Mr Ramsay MacDonald, who spoke | nitni where he remained for two days and now formally propose that the for the burial expenses of her father delivered a message from the Foreign. He identified the eight defendants and
report and statement of accounts as be adopted and that the The girl, Chong Kwaistun, had been Secretary, in which Mr. Eden said.
presented they were presented to her by her father, as he, international peace could be nagured
allocation
profits tetive-quently charged.
P. O. Guild stated Following was in poor clrcumstances, and the only by making the common desire of
115. passed:-- pay *A dividend that 21 men were arrested and the youngest girl had also been handed jindividuals to live at pence a part of
defendant pointed out eight as the of 50 cents a share on 25,000 shares over to her as a security. The girls the national congelatsness of every
divi- men who trad assaulted him.
fully paid up. $12,500; pay a wanted to return to their parents. rountry-British Wireless.
dend of 25 cents a share on 50,000 shares $5.00 paid up. $12,500; and.
this carry forward. $14,080. When
seconded 1 been be pleased to answer, to the best of my ability, questions in connection with the accounts shareholders may wish to ask.
Mr. Zimmern said defendant WIEN ignorant of the Mid-Tani Ordinance, lar and had been surprised when he formed her of it. The two younger” girls were distant relatives of defen dant
"It was neither the time nor
the place", sale
Paid Mr. Zimmern, "to
specuinte as to what the circumstances. of these girls may have been if they had not come into the custody of defendant." The girls had been well fed and well clothes, and as the S.C.A. were not pressing the case, he would ask for a nominal fine,
fine or Mr. Schofield boposed a $200 on the first charge, and 3156 each on the second and third charges,
Mr.
FERRY FARES EVADED
GIRL STUDENT AND
COOLIE FINED
A girl student, Wong So-tsing. aged 17. was fined $20 by Mr. Bal- four at the Central Police Court this charge of evading morning on payment of fare on the Yaumati ferry Jaunch Man Ying.
Sub-Inspector A. J. Johnson stated that defendarit told the Inspector that she had a season ticket aryl gave a name which she confessed later was the name of friendl
On a similar charge, Chan Yen, 15, cooile, was fined $10, or ten days Imprisonment, in default.
A 23-year-old unemployed mun, Mon Shu, appeared before Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistency this morning, an admitted the theft of five cents from Wang Sze, aged 47. Inspector R. Shannon stated that while complainant was
was watching a medicine hawker in Temple Street, defendant slipped his band Inte plainant's left hand jacket pocket and Sub-Insp. Johnson stated that last Look something out. A
district, right a woman jumped into the har- watching saw lefendant committing bour from the Yaumati ferry wharf the act and on searching him. found and in the confusion-the-defendant the five cents in his hand. Six weeks' rashed on board, but he was seen. hard labour was imposed.
com
The woman was rescued.
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accordance
with the
famous
-"Old
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HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN
The total Expenditure In 1038 on behalf of sick and destitute children is estimated, at $25,000, against which the Income to date is $12,000 only..
The Society naks for the alance of
$13,000
to continue its work.
^ Mr. A. McKELLAR, C.A..
c/o Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.,
P.&O. Building?
?Mr. KWOK CHAN......
c/o Banque de L'Indo Chine,
Hongkong,
|
In evidence, complainant bore out hit counsel's statement and added that for compensation he handed over two medical pills, a red cloth and some At present he was golden Bowers. unable to pull his ricksha owing to his injuries.
The ense is proceeding.
REVOLVER INCIDENT
SEQUEL
(Continued from Page 1.)
in his possession. The revolver bes with the revolver and ammunition
fonged to the Wing On Bank, where defendant was employed as n watch- man.
It appeared defendant should have gone on duty at 9 am, on June 14. but Instend he went at 1 a.m, dressed
in his uniform, and told the guard, Partab Singh, that he would reheve him. Partab Singh accordingly gave him the revolver, and as soon as he had left the bank, defendant changed
hus
£30 £99
£87%
Lona 192... £ AN Chartered Bk. of
I.A. & C...... £14 H.K. & S'hai Bk. Corpn. (London Regd.) Chinese Engineer
ing & Mining (hearer) Chosen shall Pekin Syndicate
Shai Electric Con. struction Co. Shui Waterworks
"A" Union Insurance Soc of Canton. Gula Kalumpong
Mr A. I. Potis seconded the pro- posnt which was passed unanimously.
OTHER BUSINESS
The Chairman also proposed the re election of Sir Robert Ho Tung, Mr. J. Scott Harston, Mr. L. Kadoogle, the
L. Newbigging to the Board of Dires: Hon. Mr. M. T. Johnson and Mr. D. tors. This was secunded by Mr. P. C. Potts and passed unanimously.
On the proposal of Mr. J. D. Humphreys, seconded by Mr. W. C. Lee, Messrs. Lowe, Bingham and Matthews and Messre, Linstead and Davis were re-elected auditors of the Company.
into civilian dress, put the revolver NEW YORK STOCK and ammunition into his packet and went to No. 1-10 Johnston Road, top floor which was occupied-hy- Stamese and his wife.
DREW REVOLVER
When the door was opened, de- fendant put his hand into his pocket and drew out the revolver, but was
EXCHANGE
MARKET UPWARD
YESTERDAY
Rubber t Allied Ironfound- Associated & Elec- Austin Motora ord
trical Industries
11/3 11/-
11/3 xx 11/3
2/0
2/0
457-
45/-
3314
3314
#314
33%
25/0 26/9
33/3
32/6
4776
47/74
6273
GR/G
5379
53/9
Tob
117/6
118/11
Laird
9/-
9/- 111/3 112/4 .50/9 51/3 102/0 101/-
34/76 34/76
165/9 287-
81/0
155/9
Boots Pure Drug Brit-Amer (bearer) Cammell, ord.
Canadian Celanese Courtaulds Distillers
unlop Rubber General Electric
(England)... 8273 Guinness (A) Son
& Co. Hawker Aircraft Imperial Chemical
Industries Impl. Tobacco
Marks & Spencer
"ord.
O.K. Bazaars Rolls Royce Tate & Lyle Turner & Newall. United Steel... Vickers ordi.
seized' Immediately, Pellee whistles were blown and defendant was or-
New York, Jura 15. rested by an Furopean Sergeant. The Swan. Culbertson Fritz Dow Woolworths Siamese and his wife were apparent-Jones summary of yesterday's mar-Anglo-Dutch .... ly known to defendunt, who had been Rel:-The market to-day continued
was
Rubber Plantation
28/11%
39/- 397- 150/1014157/8
89/4% 90/- 45/- 44/6 156/10/156/1014
99/7% 09/4 87/0 87/9 30/7 30/0 225/-- 45/- 130/3
13076
2673
2073
Invest. Trust .. Burma Corpa... Commonwealth
Mining Marsman Invest-
ments
30/-
30/-
9/6
9/4
9/6
9/3
271-
20/6
71/9 71/3
on visking terms until about a month to advance. Industrial and utility ago, when the Siamese had stopped averages touched new high levels, defendent from visiting, because h
whilst railroads are moving to near had made certain suggestions to his the top. Trading, howevr, wife.
The lady was employed at again on the fight side. Business in the Majestic Dance Hall Inspector most utility securities was brisk and Carey further added that he hat demand for steel issues was relatively Randfontein
Estates been instructed to ask that a serious active and firm on the fron & Steel Flew be taken of the case, because institute's report that production Sub-Nigel
had Spring Mines If defendant had not been selzedi- reached 70 per cent. of capacity. something more serious might haMoler share met with mild profit- Tanam! Gold Min- occurred,
Mr. Schofield nccordingly renman
ed defendant.
WATER LEVELS
STATE OF RIVERS IN KWANGTUNG
ing
after taking early firmness. Leaders are slipping slightly except Auburn Anglo-Iranian ... shares. Rubber sires continued 10 Burmah register small advances. The market Shell Transport & Trad, (Benrer) for bonds was higher, led by railroad Issues, Stocks on the Curl Exchange Chinese 8% Sterl were higher.
S. C. & F. New York offlce gables: Stocks: The market to-day re- Nested profit-taking, but we look for! higher prices. The Distillers Corpora- The following returns have been tien--Seagrams corned 93 cents per Issued by the River Conservancy share for the quarter ended April Commission for Kwantung Province, 30. The Douglas Alteraft Corpora showing the water levels in English tion has registered its proposed offer- fret at the pinces of observationing to stock-holders of 93,480 common shares in the ratio of one for live. The Timea Business Index for the record record June 14 June 16 past week is 100,5 as against 101.2 the
+79.0-2.5
named:
Highest Lowent
DA
Wuchow Weat River at
Shu
41.0 North River at
Talusyun +26,0 8
4
. 18.9.
30.9 10.4
17.8
12.0
11.0
$5.8
North River at
Ahamshut
East River at
-27. —
Shekiung +10.5 -2.7
12.6 14.3
PHILIPPINE GOLD MINING SHAKES
The following quotations have been received by Swan, Culbertson 4 Fritz from their Manila office after
previous week.
Cotton: The foreign and domestic
trade continues to absorb the limited
offerings. Sentiment at present favours buying on reactions.
43/1 43/9 250/- 248/9
1/10% 1/10
7879
80/7
94/44 94/416
08/135 08/14
the Notes 1925 (Vickers)......
13
145
--Reuter
KHASANA
Lip Stick
in & blends of co tour, beautifies -
Wheat: High temperatures with- out further rains in the North-West are causing apprehension and have the mouth.
visible supply shows a
The wor
KHASANA
Induced some short, coacercase of; 2.139.000 bushels, whilst the Canadian
visible
4,348,600
supply has decreased by 6,000 bushels. The visible supply of Corn shows an increase of 109,000 brushes.
Rubber: The British stocks of
the close of this morning's session: rubber lave decreased by 1,504 tons. Prices in Pesostavio reports, an Increase in the Buyers Sellers export duty on native rubber from 3
2.00 3,00
Antamok
Bagulo Gold
Benguet Cons.
Benguet Explor.
Big Wedge
Demonstration
Itogon
Masbate
Salacot Suyoc
San Mauricio
United Paracale
Market: Stead:
to 10 per cent. na from January 1. The Markat is steady, but buying is
not aggressive...
KLUTER QUOTATIONS" "{
17
:18
12.10 12,20
:18
17
·23
1 +29
70
03
--.84
48.
07.00
24
20 Rails
20 Utilities
40 Bonds
Dow Jones Averages:
June 13. June 16.
30 Industrials. 154.84 135.01
Rouge ***** import
imports to the checks
that heathy, youth
ful freshness. Boll
proof and non-de-
oralis proof, water
lectable,
KHASANA
On Sale at
Brilliant Co.
King's Theatro Bldg.,
40.73 40.00
32.85 -162.54
32,73
102.02
30.01
and other leading stores.
11 Commodity Index 58.21
Toiles Soap Assorted
Tablets
"Topas" Shaving Soap Sticks "Intrigue" Talcum Powder
Tins
"Monster" Writing Pads Windsor Playing
Cards
.2 for $1.00
2 for $1.00
.2 for $1.00
.5 packs for $1.00
Rubber Toilet Sponges .2 for $1.00
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