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FAILED TO CARRY HIS LICENCE BOOK

WATCHMAN DISCHARGED AT KOWLOON COURT

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FIRST PROSECUTION

Adjourned for a week to enable the prosecution to get some au- thority on the matter, the sum- mona against Thara Khan, a re- gistered private watchman, of 9, Parkes Street, for failing to have his licence book at "all times," on January 14, was brought up again at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning.

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CHEUNG CHAU MURDER TRIAL

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What is a picnle? Apparently opin-

A sefourlot broke out when tons on the subject differ. Yu Song, 1,200 men and women, alleged to who, with two others, stands charged be Communists, demanding In- with the murder and robbery of Kwok | creased doles, attempted to force

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their way in to a meeting of the Ching-mui, a sampan girl, at Cheung City Council being held in the Chau on the night of December 17, told Town Hall. The infuriated mob Mr. J. S. MacLaren, Assistant District charged the Police, who freely Officer, at the District Court this morn- used their truncheons on the ing, that on the night in question they Mr. W. le B. Sparrow, Assist- crowd. Twenty demonstrators hired the girl's beat #for ant Superintendent of Police, and two policemen were. Injured.

piente." The body of the girl Kowloon, for the prosecution, sald Numerous * rioters were herded that he had gone Into the ques- Into lorries and rushed to gaol. was subsequently taken from the tion, and discovered that "all The fire brigade, by means of water, where it was floating face timer" Involved watchmen carry-hoses, assisted in restoring order. [downward. The bangles she had been ing their licence books when on -Reuter's American Service. duty, as well as whon off duty.

Motorist's Liability +

The Magistrate: I want some

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AFTER 29 YEARS

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authority, though. You would Two of Indo-China S.N.

not auggest that a motorist has

to have his licence when not driv- {ing?

Co's Staff

wearing were missing.

Before committing the three men for

trial, His Worship asked them if they elected to make any further statement,

It was then that Yu Sang mentioned the "plenic" adding, "The girl gave me the bangles. I struck her and sho cried. Captain A. C. Kennedy and Mr.I jumped into the water and swam back C. E. Holmes two well-known and to my, master's boat. How the girl popular members of the staff of died I do not know." the Indo-China S.N, Co., Ltd., are retiring after 29 years' service with

the Company.

did not murder her, and we did act rob

A little later accused added: "We

her."

The prosecuting officer pointed out that a motorist when not driving did not have to produce his licence, but with watchmen and guards, this compulsory cus- tody of licence books was enforc- ed to prevent the men on day jobs They both joined the Company in Second accused. Li Sze, stated, "I from transferring their licence 1901, within a month of each other, did not murder her. I was sitting at books to those who have nightCapt. Kennedy has beeh Marine the bow of the boat. I know nothing employment.

Superintendent for the past six about the rattan bangles."- years, whilst Mr. Holmes has held Yip Hui-wan, the third man, eald the post of Superintendent Engineer that the first two men went ashore and

he followed them. for about nine years.

He bought some clothes in the street and they all went

When the defendant went to the Guards' Office he did not have his book with him, his excuse being that he left it at home out of for. getfulness, a plea which could be

genuine.

Mr. Sparrow concluded that this was the first prosecution of a man off duty, and he would ask for a small fine, or even a cau. tion, in order to set an example to others.

The Magistrate agreed. Ho die. charged the defendant with a caution, and told him to be more careful about his licence book.

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Both are married. Mrs. Kennedy aboard the girl's sampan to return to is in Hong Kong and will go Home their master's beat. He added: "When with her husband, whereas Mr. I get close to my master's boat the Holmes's family ате living at girl called out: 'Save Life. I did not Forest H, where he will join know what was the matter. I heard them.

the people from fishing junks shout Mr. Holmes's family connection 'Strike them' and then I got frightened with China and the Company-date and jumped into the water. I don't back to 1885 when his father came know whether the girl was alive or

dead then." out and took charge of the Com- Lany's bulk at Hankow. Mr. Holmes joined the Company in the charges. year of his father's death. Two of his brothers, who joined later, are now serving as engineers of the Company. Capt.. Kennedy relieved the late Capt. Wheeler as Marine

To Leave on Hunting Superintendent in 1924.

Trip to Mombasa

Rugby, Yesterday.

As already stated, all three accused were committed for trial on both

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any ceremony to the residence of Mrs. H. D. Marcel of 558, Nathan Sir Edward Grigg, the Governor of Road, and a Chinese amah of 554, The Prince of Wales arrived to the Colony. It is expected that Nathan. Road, both living on the day at Mombasa, the capital of the Prince will leave Mombass first floor, appeared as joint com-

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in the liner immediately on his hunting trip, plainants at the Kowloon Magis- Modasa. The time of his arrival but his destination has not yet tracy this morning before Mr. T. S. was known to very few persons, been stated.--British Wireless Ser- Whyte-Smith, when an unemployed and the Prince proceeded without vice.

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Chinese, Li Shing-san (28) of Toi Shan, was charged with the double larceny of eight pieces of clothing. There was an alternative charge of unlawfully receiving, to which he pleaded guilty.

Detective Sergeant Fowlie, for the prosecution, said that the de- fendant was arrested by a Chinese| policeman in Hamilton Street at 2 o'clock this morning, when in his possession the clothing was found.

Questioned by the Magistrate as to how the thief could gain en- trance to the flat, Sergeant Fowle replied that the only possible chance | was by climbing the waterpipes, and reaching the verandah where the clothing was hanging out to dry. The total value of the stolen pro- perty was $17.

Mr.' Whyte-Smith convicted and sentenced the thief to three months' jail with hard labour on each charge, the terms to run consecutively.

On hearing the sentence the pri- soner exclaimed "I have never been in jail before!"

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