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Hyndman Gets Jai! Term for Theft.

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offender, The question as to whether a

An incorrigible offender, E. V. S. 181. IT IS HEREBY No%

The principal witness for the Hyndman was sentenced to three NOTIFIED that SEALED Woman can become a mother at the TENDERS in tripllcate, which age of 44 was raised at the Kow- Crown, in the murder trial of three months imprisonment with hard the Criminal Sessions, Isbour by Magistrate C. G, O. loon Magistracy yesterday after- Chinese at be

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who are alleged to have caused the Anderson in the British pollee "TENDER FOR QUARRY", will be

Mr. T. S. Whyte-Smith expressed death of a Buddhist priest at No. Court on April 29 when charged by received at the Colonial Secretary's

on February 15, the Shanghai municipal-police with Office until Noon of MONDAY, the the opinion that it was quite pos-3 Sha Po Road,

of watches and 19th day of May, 1930, for the oc-sible, but Mr. A. R. Covey contend-was closely examined by Mr. F. C. numerous thefts

Jenkin yesterday afternoon.

jewellery. cupation for a period from 5th ed that it was most improbable.

The case was one arising out of This witness, a girl of 15 years of Originally arrested for the theft June, 1930 to 31st December, 1931. of the piece or parcel of ground at the alleged sale of a 12-year-old age," was said to be on the premises of a watch from a pawnshop at Ma Tau Kok and known as Kow-Chinese girl, and three Chinese, at the time when the alleged crime 180 Tlendong road, accused found Before rising to himself facing a number of similar loon Quarry Lot No. 3, containing two men and a woman, were charge was cornmitted. TO LET No. b, Dragon Terrace. about 4,13 acres, as shown coloured with having taken part in cross-examine. her. Counsel for the offences, to all of which he pleaded defence said that the task before him guilty. In giving judgment there- Causeway Bay, 1st, 2nd and 3rded on plan, signet by the Director Auors. Each flat has three bed rooms,

The two men were represented by was very distasteful, but he could fore, the Magistrate ordered that dining room, servants' quarters, kit of Public Works and dated 4th chen, bath room, and water closets, April, 1930, at an upset annual feer. A. R. Covey and Mr. C. E. Luot shirk it as he had a duty to a sum of $26 found on the person

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of $1,200, but subject to certain conditions which can be ascertain ed at the office of the Director of Public Works.

the transaction.

of the accused at the time of arrest be apportioned proportionately among the various complainanta, the Police being delegated with that responsibility.

Mr. Jenkin then questioned the The fact of the case have already girl at great length, and in the been published in the China Mail. course of her reply she admitted The allegation against the accused many discrepancies in her statement Each tender must be Becom-

was that one of them sold the girl given at the Magistracy, and the one

Evidence was produced by the panied by a receipt to the effect to another for $140, and the latter given before the Higher Court prosecution to show that on April that the Tenderer has deposited resold her to the remaining accused Speaking about the identification 18 the accused entered the Tien- in the Colonial Treasury a sum for $175.

parade, she said that she knew that dong road pawnshop carrying with a pledge of the bona

He asked of $100 as

One of the witnesses was a wo-Uncle Yeung Chan (a man who was him a mah jongg set. fides of his offer. which sum shall man who gave her age as 30 and who at first arrested by the Police and to be shown a gold watch of the be forfeited to the Crown, if the claimed to be the girl's sister, but subsequently discharged) would be value of 380, and when it was Tenderer refuses to carry out his UNION CHURCH. Kennedy Road.tender and comply with the condi-r. Cover was of the opinion that at the parade and that he would be placed in his hands he ran out of she could not be anything under standing fourth in the row of men. the shop, leaving the mah jongg Jumble Sale un Friday, May 9, at

Doubt was raised, therefore. Pressed as to how she knew this, set behind. During his flight 2.30. Contributions of uld clothing tions, should the tender be accept«. eté. thankfully received at, Church ed.

as to whether the witness was in witness gave evasive replies, and however, his pecket book drapped Hall.

fact the girl's mother or sister. notwithstanding Mr. Jenkin's war. from his pocket, out of which the ring that he would have to use other Police gathered sufficient material method, she remained adamant. to effect his arrest and prefer the She said that she walked up and additional charges. down the row of men many times and admitted that she did not Identify the first accused until he was brought before the Magistrate.

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Mr. Covey commented that it was important that the girl's mother be produced-she might be 60 or even 80 years of age. Calculating the alleged sister's true age as 36, Mr. Covey said that from this deduction, HAROLD T. CREASY,

the mother, at the youngest, would Director of Public Works.be 53 when the girl was born 12 years ago, That was 1 most un- 2nd May, 1930.

Skely event.

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DRUG SCANDAL.

Discovery by Egyptian Police.

Police Contradicted. Witness also admitted that after she had freed herself, and before making the report to the Police, she

Cairo, April 12. had taken the till in which the murdered man kopt his petty cash, Notwithstanding the ropeated and also her own savings in a tin to closing of the channels of supply the back cubicle, where she tied and the elimination of narcotic them up with a handkerchief. It traders, which has recently been scale, the was not true that the Police had on a far-reaching found the parcel in the cubicle, be- nefarious drug traffic with Egypt. she herself took it to the continues actively, as is proved by cause

evidence reaching the authorities. Police Station.

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The mother, was brought before the Magistrate. She gave her pre sent age as 57, and said that she was 44 when the girl was born This would mean, if one accepted the alleged sister's age as 30, that THE CANTON INSURANCE

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The second male accused. Mr. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Grist snid, had adopted the girl as

a daughter. Except for his own His Lordship then adjourned the FORTY-NINTH ORDIN-statement, there was no evidence case until Monday so as to enable

the defence to conduct its case with mut a break.

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WHITE GUARDS.

Evacuation of Three Rivers.

Vienna, April 2 Dr. Karl Schoenherr, the Tyrolese dramatist, has written a comedy called "Herr Doktor, In haben Sie etwas zu essen?" this play, which the Burgtheater Harbin, April. 15.

has successfully produced, the According to reports from the misery of the doctor's life is shown In a large number of revue-liko' station of Buhedu, the White Guards armed detachments, roving scenes on a quartered stage, the in the Three Rivers District, com-various conversations and events in quasi-simultaneous pleted their sudden evacuation into going on LAMMERT BROS. the Region of the Taonan-Tsitsiker fashion.

We see a number of doctors com- Railway.

The movement was effected in peting desperately with strict secrecy and the first advices other in the struggle, for existence, a suré salaried about it were received from the em- all hunting for ployees of the East Hamin Timber position which the least capable man usually Company, who escaped being selz but best-connected

gets, and living miserably on od by the White rebels.

crusts of Informed sources define the total cheap sausage and

cheese. shown

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one an-

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It is affirmed here that the re- whom crowds of patients make moval of the white Russian rebel Pilgrimage for all kinds of eures. force to the Taonan District was The audience found in her some made by order of the so-called analogy with the "Miracle Doctor "Ataman" Semenoff, who, as local of Galspach.

All the doctors, however, reports say, is residing now in Tientain where he has formed a fanatically anxious to help ailing kind of military staff from his humanity; they would not change command in Trans-Baikal, during their profession for the world, and

the comedy calminates with the intervention period.

The White Cavalrýmen have scene showing the solemn gradua and Armchairs, come to the station of the Taonan- tion of young doctors. Xylophone, Typewriters, Wardrobe Taitaika Railway on horse-back in Tranka, Electric Table Lamps, Pic regular order in ranks.--Angasta, tures,. Carpeta, Water Colours, Curios, etc., etc.

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