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ARMED ROBBERY,

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Two women living in Sheungyven

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOG, GAT AND POULTRY SHOW.

EL FROST,

Hon. Secretary.

go The E. Ex. Talegraph Co. Hongkong, April 99, 1991.

A Chinese who recently arrived, village, in Sakong district were From America, W36 this morning asleep in their house about 9 p.m.. charged before Magistrate Lindsell on April 20, when four men, two-

WING TO THE PRESENCE OF RABIES IN THE COLONY with the unlawful possession of 500 Anned with daggers and two carrying THE SHOW IS UNAVOIDABLY rouxls of ammunition, one revolver torches, entered, their house by re- CANCELLED.

"Mauser

magazine which moving some bricks in the wall. After

Entrance Foes already paid will be were found in the false bottom of his threatening to injure the inmates.#returned on application to trunk on the ss. "Sunning." "A re- they mised the alarm, the intruders venne officer stated that the defendant bound and gagged them." They then sohunteered the statement that the ransacked the house, stealing jewel- aims and ammunition were in the base Tery to the value of $30, also $50 botion of the trunk. Mr. A. H. worth of clothing. When the robbers! Crew, who appeared for the defence, left the house they were seen by a said that the defendant was a bona fide neighbour who gave the alarm. After sort? If you will refer to the Objects traveller. The prosecution said that hard chase, one of the men was and Reasons given by the Attorney-the contraband was concealed in saw captured.

disc. Mr. Cres explained that this Geners, it puts this very clearly.

was to prevent rust and keep the am The false bottom was not intended to nañition from being startered about. į“ deceive the police bar merely to separate clothing from the saw dust. Taking into consideration the fact that defendant had made a voluntary con- fession the Magistrate decided to treat him leniently and impose, a fine of 525. The contraband would be you

It is intended that criminal liability shall attach to the corporate body Turning to another part of the Bill itself appearing to have the manage Elsuse 43 should have attention. Itment in the latter case, upon mere gives the collector or his delegates failure to stamp. In other words: the who may be anybody. authority of corporate body in the one case and access which provides to my mind the manager in the other case, will annecessarily wide powers to the be liable for the mere omission, apart Government to inspect private books from any question of intention to and documents, and this I think we evade, or of guilty knowledge. Abould urge should be amended. That seems to be a very startling (Applause). There is no question of innovation.

Hon. Mr. Pollock: I quite pres & warrant being necessary, to appeal to higher authority and no redress with Mr. Kennett's remarks. The provided in the event of the power Clause, as it stands, is in a very being mi-used. Apart from these objectionable form. objections I do not think the proposed) measure warrants such an innovation With these remarks, gentlemen. I support the Chairman and beg to Becond the resolutions to be laid before you, with the hope that the Cavern ment will seriously consider the views of this Chamber and hesitate before unduly weighting the business of the Colony with the handicaps the pro posed Ordinance as it stands would introduce (Loud applause). ·

• STOCK EXCHANGE PROPOSALS,

Mr. H. Birkett: I would like to propose an amendment to Resolutions

fiscated for three months at the end of which time the delerdent could claim it on production of a permit:

A REMAND CASE

IS

WHY

-JEAN CELPAUD" SYMBOLIC OP. FRANCE?

Practically all the promment nations of the world come, by virtue of the rastom of the years, to be symbolited in the person of one man, to whom are

PEAK CLUB

Notice to Members & Babywcbits.

-A GRAND CONCERT

will be given by " M. & MME PÄOL-DONZILLA

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THURSDAY, APRIL 28th, at 9.25 pame: under the distinguished Patronage of

H.E. The Officer Administering, the

"Government

"

H. E. Major General Sir G. M. Kirk- patrick, KCMG. 5.CS.I

LND

Mon B. Ren, Consul General" for

France.

[attributed a number of the outstand- ing peculiarities of the country. Thus we have Uncle Sam as typical of the United States, John Bull as symbolic Another Chinese was charged with of England, the German Michael, the the unlawful possession of a large Russian Ivan Ivanovitch and the 1 quantity of empty cartridge cases. French Frau Crapaud. But, while, TICKETS SS each to be obtained from some of which were found on board Uncle Sam had its origin in à mis-

the No. 1 Boy. be brought in this way. It is going to the s.s. "Kangrug and others take by ignorant soldiers during the makelusiness more and more difficult.stored in a godown in Belcher Street. War of 1812. and John Ball was the The Bill is conceived. I submit. in the Mr. G. G. N. Tinson, who defended, creation of a brilliant satirat. Jean applied for a week's remand. Chiel wrong spirit.-(Applause.)

Crapaud harks back to the reign of

Mr. Edkins: I do not hesitate to support what has been said. It is inconceivable that the measure should

modification of Clause 41 of this Bill

When

The Chairman: I thank Mr.Detective-Inspector Morison, who pro· Louis XV, and an even more ancient Kennett for drawing our attention in secuted, raised no objection. such a forcible manner to this parti-Counsel applied for bail, the C.D.I., prophecy.

When the French took the city of calar Clause. We shall press for fendant had sent 25 bags of the con- Aras from the Spaniards, after a long suggested $1,000, explaining that de- itself, together with Clause 16 of the traband to Canton, and it was only and desperate siege, a number of per- Objects and Reasons." if you think through the vigilance of the Customs sons claimed to find a forecast of this officials there that they were discover-event int the statement of that will be sufficient.

ed and returned to Hongkong. The Nostradamus that "Les anciens Magsrate remanded the case Exth crapaud preadont Sara**** The an- April 26. and fixed bail in the sum cient toads shall take Sara. The suggested.

and 7 on behalf of the Nock ESTE RESOLUTIONS CARRIED

The Chairman then proposed, nne change.

chat In Resolution 6: "fifteen rents he substituted for by one, the resolutions as set forth "twenty cents," and that the follow- above. ing be added to Resolution 7: "and that holders of shares be compelled to transfer same into their own name before receiving any dividends there. *OD."

Hon. Mr. Pollock: Just to put the matter in form, I beg to second Jr. Birkett's amendment. I.should say. with regard to Clause 29, that I entirely agree that that clause, even if it were amended in the most drastic manner, would be wholly unworkable. (Applause.) It is certainly not desirable that, if any legislation is to be passed with a view to promoting: registration of transfers of shares, that such legislation should be forced through ander the absud penalties in Schedule No. 11 of this B. That

· is all I have to say, sir, except just to make one remark, if I may, by way of correction of what fell from you as to the date to which the Government adjourned the second reading. The second reading was taken at an early date because the JIun. Mr. Stephen and the Hon. Mr. Ho Fook, are leaving the Colony for a time on the 28th inst. We agreed to that com paratively short adjournment because it was understood-in fact a pledge was given by the Government-that if the unofficial members should desire certain provisions of the Bill to stand over to a later date, that desire of the! unofficial members would be acceded to by the Government:-(Applause).

Mr. W. B. Kennett: Is it in order to refer to any clanse nat, mentioned

in these proposals ?

The Chairman: Yes.

"QUESTION OF PROXIES.

Mr. Kennett: Then I would like to call attention to Clause 25.

Every letter, or power of attomey for the sole purpose of appointing a proxy to vote at a meeting shall specify the day upon which the meet- ing at which it is intended to be used is to be held, and shall be available

only at the meeting so specified and

any adjournment thereof."

Mr. J. A Flammer seconded the first, Mr. F. Ce Hall the second, 3r. Bowes-Smith the third, and Mr. Edkins the fourth and fifth.

The amendments to the sixth and

seventh resolutions were accepted, Mr. Birkett seconding both. As amend- ed these résolutions read

SPORT.

Q.C. CRICKET.

COLLEGE P. OLD BOYS.

6. That this meeting is of the The match, Staff and Pupils of opinion that the Stamp Duty on Queen's College, the Q.C.O.B.A., share transfers be limited to 15 will take place to-morrow at 2 pm cents per $100.

7-That, ALB regards Clause 29 of

¡name used by Nostradamus, it was noticed, was nothing more than Aras spelt backwards, and it was claimed that the phrase "the ancient toads": referred to the French, as that nation formerly had for its armorial bearings three toads, instead of the fleur-de-lis which appeared in later years: The name found favour among the peasan

ASK

FOR

NESTLE'S

MALTED

MILK

try, and "Jean Crapand" soon be FTO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS AND came a mythical personage who

OTHER INSTITUTIONS. possessed all the best attributes of

the nation as a whole finally to be ALL preliminary notices of forth

on the Indian Recreation Club ground immortalized; in the familiar figure coming meetings, lectures and st Sookumpoo Valley. TeamS:---

the proposed Ordinance, this meet- Queen's College.-R. E. O. Bird with the wared moustaches, the bell-entertainments, sent for insertion la ing is of the opinion that clause (capt.). F. J: de Rome, W. Kay. J. shaped trousers, and the tapering silk the news columns of the Chisa Mail, should be withdrawn as being un-Ralston, E. J. Edwards, J. S. Chat of the cartoonist. workable, but that, if it is desired to reem, S. A. R. Ismail, E. Nishida,

tax share transactions, the daty on A. Brit, A. H. Madar and G. A. share contraet notes be still further Hyder. Reserves: M. Y. Adal and increased, and that holders of shares Talok Singh.

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are charged for at the rate of $1 each, Cas announced in May and June of Last year) providing that they do not Occupy more than four lines.

In

One fatal case of plague, four of future if this space is exceeded ther smallpox, and another of enteric fever, will be placed in the advertising all Chinese, were reported yesterday. I columns at the prevailing rates.

be compelled to transfer same into Q.C.O.B.A.-H. H. Tayler (cap.). their own names before receiving A. Arculi, N. M. Bax, G. A. V.

Hall, H. C. Hunt. S. A. Ismail.. S. ¦ →→→→ any dividends thereon. " The resolutions were carried with H. Ismail. Wong Po Keung, D. Ran- jahn, A. A. Rumjaha and A. H. Ruin- applause, none voting against.

and Douglas Laing. jahn. Reserves F. E. A Remedios

Mr. W. B. Kennett moved a further resolution regarding Clause 25; as" follows-

8.-That this meeting is of opinion that Clause 2 should be amended so as to make it clear that a shareholder may give a general proxy for use at all meetings of a

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THE INTERPORT.

SHANGHAI'S SELECTION COMMITTEE.

At Shanghai, Capt. E. I. M. Bar- rett, Dr. W. E. O'Hara and Messrs.

company, provided that such proxy A. W. Hayward and F. L. Wainwright be daly stamped at an amount to be fixed by the Ordinance."

Mr. Evan Ormiston seconded, and

the resolution'was carried. Mr. Kennett proposed further-

"9. That this meeting expresses its disagreement with the new principle involved in Clause 41 as explained in the Attorney-General's Reasons, Clause 16.” *

This was seconded by Mr. Ogniston and carried.

INQUISITORIAL POWERS. Mr. G. M. Dodwell proposed :--

10.-That Clause 43,. in its present form, is unnecessarily in quisitorial and should be redrafted in a modified form "

Mr. Edkins seconded.

have been appointed as the Selection Committee of the team to represent Shanghai in the Interport- match against Hongkong.

INTERPROŤ TENNIS.

STRAITS CHINESE PRACTISING.

The Chinese visitors from the Straits who are to meet our local Chinese at tennis are busy practising. The matches commence on Monday,

The visitors number over a dozen,

but we understand only three of them are oficient with the racquer. No programme has been issued yet, but we are informed three "singles and possibly three doables matches will be played. One of the Straits mea is

tors at a dinner at the Club to-moŁTOW

It seems to me that the effect of that The Chairman read Clause 43, said to be quite a good player.. Al- may be to prevent a general proxy which says that, in cases in which though our champion, Ng Sze Kwang. being given. Now, as you know, evasion is suspected, the Collector beat him 6-3 in a practice set, be is many companies hold meetings at may enter any such premises for the expected to make a good showing. A seven or eight days' notice and the purpose of inspection, and may search doubles combination is also expected effect of this clanse would be that no any such person and may inspect and to give a good account of itself. shareholdem out of the Colony could take copies of any such books of The C.R.C. will welcome the visi be represented at such meeting be account or other documents,” osuse no prozy can be acted upon Mr. A. R. Lowes Me Chairman, night. which does not specify a date. At might I say that no honest person present there is a very general practice need be frightened of that clause }----- for a shareholder to leave a general (Laughter.) proxy with someone. Therefore, Mr. Edkins: Isuggest that another there must be long notice of the bold form might be found, that, where possible, the use of chartered account-

ing of a meeting for a shareholder who

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Domestic Occur maintains that a loan should be Leading Articles issued to cover all such permanent Kowloon Tiger improvemcata,”

Local and Ge Mr. W. L. Pattenden seconded, and Government Qui the resolation was carried.

Silk Swindle The Hon. Mr. Pollock: The Hon. Business Types Hon. Mr. Pollook: If the Gover- Mt. Ho Fook desires to point out that Trade with Austra ment only dropped the objectionable in dealing with Glanse 41, Clause 461 Legislative Council clause in this Bill there would not be also comes into the discussion. It is Hongkong Cricket any necessity for such a clause at all a change which proposes to inflict a Golf Diaper

The resolution was camied.”

is abroad to be represented. This ants might be permitted (Renewed clause means that no one be represent laughter.) -

ed at all at such meeting unless he happens to be in the Colony at the moment.

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The Chairman Later on I shall ask you to put that in the form of a re solation

ORINTKAL LIABILITY

THE SHARE OF POSTZEITE.

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the Goverment in 229

hon with

very severe penalty, I have no Shipping Dividends

Children's Corner doubt it will be brought to the con-

ongkong Deter Hongkong Trade

Boxing Talk on the Tra

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MF Kennett: There is one other macks, Mr. Chairman, I think it would point, Docs time meeting intend to be well if the Chamber passed the pass without comment the extraordin following resolution

ary change in the law which makes it a

Kumina Rofentsa to nuit fo ́sten. document, whether without any intent to evade the law or anything of the

That this meeting strongly

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