1932-11-02 — Page 12

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HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1932.

FORMER OFFICER IS MOURNED.

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PLANE ARRIVES.

Brings Passengers

From Canton.

Police Follow Cortege

To Cemetery.

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action in the realms of sport. The welcome is the outcome of the action

The death occurred on Monday

M. Nouges, the French air mail taken by the Eighth Flotilla night at the Kowloon Hospital of Lipilot arrived safely at Kai Tack Squadron of the British Navy, and Wah, ex-detective of the Hong Kong aerodrome shortly after noon to-while the American fteet is in the Police Force, Decpased served day, from Canton, bringing with barbour, many of the prominent faithfully for many years in the him four passengers.

local clubs will be thrown open to Force and went on pension six years A small group gathered at the the officers and their wives. A pro- ago. He resided at 5, Portland air port as the big Fokker plane gramme of sport is being arranged) awooped down to a perfect landing.jby Captain R. L. Burnett. O.B.E.!

Street.

BRIBERY CASE CONTINUES.

The funeral took place at noon The trip from Canton was made which in addition to including tennis 10-day, a detachment of the Chinese under teal conditions, and the and golf tournaments, will include contingent of the Police Force flyers were less than an hour in the baseball for the ratings. The visi- following the cortegu to the Chinese air.

tors have also been invited to send! Cemetery, where the remains were The flyer left Hanoi at 7.27 a.m. representatives to take part in the interred.

on Monday and arrived in Canton boxing tournament to be held at at 3 m. the same day, after a Murray Barracks on Saturday, stop at Kwangchauwan for refuel- Half-price sents in the back-stalls ling purposes. The fight to Hong at the Queen's, King's and Central Kong comprises the second leg of Theatres will be granted to ratinga his trial flight in connection with in uniform, and reduced bus fares in the proposed air mail route, which,

The U.S.R.C., Hong when in operation will link the Kong Club, Royal Hong Kong Golf Colony with Indo-China and

Chub, Röyal Navy Recreation Club, Europe.

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The hearing was continued be- fore Mr. E. H. Williams, District Oficer, at the Taipo Court this morning, of the case in which Act- ing Sub-Inspector H. Waller, at-

The "Spirit of Fun," which is tached to Taipo Police Station, is charged with taking a bribe of $50 being flown around the world granting facilities to the visitors. from Ho Kiu, a foki employed at carrying Mr. Arthur Loew, the a medicine stall. The case is being prominent film magnate, is also Airal C. Borthalot,, whose flag- dealt with as one for committal, expected here to-day on its return ship

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is the French cruiser Primuguet, will be greeted by M. Le Tessier, French Consul-General, this afternoon, on board the vessel.

Vice-Admiral Berthalot is staying in the Colony until November 10, when he will sail for Saigon.

prosecution, while Mr. G. K. Hall the accused take a parcel, contain- Brutton is for the defence. A pleaing opium, from Ho Klu. of not guilty to the charge

Witness said Waller had asked jentered when the case was opened. for money when he seized

The principal witness in the parcel of opium. case, Detective Ling Sang, gave It appears, from the trend of The total rainfall for the month evidence that through the lattice evidence, that the case will be con- of October was of inch, this fall work of the cubicle he could see cluded this afternoon.

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