1933-12-20 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1933.

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MUI-TSAI RULES FLOUTED.

Change Of Address Not.Notified.

TWO MISTRESSES FINED

For failing to notify her change of address as the mistress of a mui-taal, Li Yin-hing & married woman, living at 179 Lockhart Road, second floor, was fined $25 by Mr. Hamilon at the Central Police Court.

Sub-Inspector Fraser said that the woman knew the regulations and, having been warned previous ly, had no excuse.

THE CHINA MAIL.

HE ACCOSTED THE WRONG MAN

Christmas Greeting To Police Officer.

TWO CHINESE GAOLED FOR SOLICITING

RETURNING FROM BANISHMENT.

One Chinese Gaoled One Remanded.

Arrested in Connaught Road Central within 25 hours of being banished from the Colony for ten years, Kwok Plog, an unemployed Accosting Sub-Inspector Baker, Chinese, was charged before

Mr. attached to the Secretariat for Balfour at the Central Police Court Chinese Affairs, outside the Post this morning. Office Building last night with Sub-Inspector Vincent, who pro- a greeting of "A Merry Christ-secuted, asked for the case to be mas, Sir," an unemployed Chin- committed to the Criminal Sea- ese, Lo. Kong, solicited on behalf slons. of a prostitute.

The Magistrate adjourned the Before "attempting to arrest case until Saturday morning. Another Chinese woman, Chan the, man Sub-Inspector Baker

Six Months' Gaol, Leung Ki, living at 73 Wanchai ¡permitted him to get in touch In another case, Leung Mul was Road, third floor, was fined $15 for with an associate, Yu Tong Kam, sentenced to six months hard a similar offence.

and another Chinese. He then labour for returning to the Colony arrested the two named men, but after being banished for five years, the third escaped by jumping on October 19 last. He pleaded into the harbour and could not guilty. be found.

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Charged at the Central Magis- tracy this morning before Mr. Balfour with soliciting, both de- fendants pleaded guilty.

Sub-Inspector Baker said that the Police took a serious view of the case as soliciting in the Central district was increasing.-

The accused were sentenced to two months' hard labour each.

COUNCIL MEETING

TO-MORROW.

Four Bills For Second Reading.

GAMBLING HOUSE RAIDED.

Keepers Fined $400.

Before Mr. Balfour at the Cen- tral Police Court this morning. Lo Shing and Chan Sik were convicted upon chargees of keeping a common gambling house on the third floor at 30 Tung St., and of unlawful possession of 708 po piu lattery tic- kels.

Fines of $100, in default five weeks imprisonment were imposed on the first charge, and $300, in de-

fault two months' on the second.

At to-morrowa' meeting of the Legislative Counell, to be held at 2.30 pt., the Attorney General, the Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, KC.. O.B.E., will move the second read-[tween ing of the following:

News In Brief.

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The forthcoming marriage be- Lieutenant John Crow Richardson of the 1st Battalion, the

"A Bill to amend further the Tele-South Wales Borderers, and Rose phone Ordinance, 1925".

"A Bill to amend the law relating to Merchant Shipping."

"A Bill to amend the Companies Ordinance, 1932."

"A Bill to Provide for the Esta- blishment of a Volunteer Naval De- fence Force."

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Liu Li-tze, a Chinese woman, a native oot Shanghai, who appeared before Mr. Balfour: at the Central Magistracy, this morning upon mendicancy charge, wat ordered to be sent to Wuchow, where her hus band now is

Lum Pul, a coolie, was brought before, Mr. Balfour at the Central Police Court - this morning on charges of impersonating a police officer, stealing a sum of $150 from Leung Min-sau at Queen's Road Central, and ansaulting him."-The case was adjourned until to-morrow morning.

At the enquiry into the death of Wu Chel, Fireman No. 77, who was killed by falling debris in the course of a fire at 855 Queen's Road Cen- |tral, on the night, of December: 77, the Jury yesterday returned a ver dict that the deceased met his dentlí| by accident while carrying out his duty,

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