1934-05-02 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1934.

MUI TSAI CASES

Art School in Rockies.

THE CHINA MAIL.

CARE OF ANIMALS

Girl Presented On

$100 Loan.

WOMAN FINED $50

Summoned for keeping an un- licensed mi tani, Tsoi Kam-fong, alize Loi Yau, Taeng Sung, a mar ried woman, of 136 Main Street, ground flour, Aplicher, was fined $50, in default one month's impri- Bonment by Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the Central Magistracy this morn- ing.

Sub-Inspector A. W. Fraser said that the girl was presented to de- fendant on $100 loan.

· Change Of Address Not

Notified.

Chang Wai-hing, a widow mut tzai owner, of 38 Yik Yam Street, second flour, appeared before Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the Central Magis- tracy this morning on a summons, for having failed to report a change of address.

Sub-Inspectie Fraser said that de- fendant's place was visited on four. previous occasions before she Wag found at the above address, and added that many girls were lost in this way.

A Bue of $10 was imposed.

Defendant's Death.

Owing to the death of the defen dant the summous against Li Kit-j bing, a married woman, of No. 4 Prince Terrace, for keeping an un- licensed mi tani, An Suk ving, allas Sio No. 15 years of age, was with- drawn on the application of Sub- Inspector Fraser the Central Magistracy. This morning before Mr. E, W. Hamilton,

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HONG KONG GUIDES ENTERTAINED.

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Tea Party Aboard S.S. Aeneas.

LADY SOUTHORN PRESENT

Twa troops

A C. Leighton, RB.A., prest-connection with the University of dent of the Government Art Col-Alberta. Some years ago through lege at Calmry, who will again his paintings of the old windmills this year hald his summer art of Kent and Sussex be was lar school for selected students gely responsible for the move- From the province of Alberta atment to retain and restore thens the Kananaskis Dude Ranch near historic landmarks. The Kant Banff,

Mr. Leighton, who naskis Dude Ranch operated by

i nas A grand

nephew of the late Lord Mrs. Bill Brewster, is well known Leighton, president of

of the British throughout Canada and the United Academy from 1878 to 1996, han States and is situated in the beat- been painting for years at Baaff tiful valley of the Bow River, and and through the Canadian Rock-is surrounded by the most magni- Ion. He is also head of the In-fteent of Canadian Rocky Moun- stitute of Technology and Art 10 latu scenery,

JUDGMENT RESERVED IN

CLAIM CASE

Cutinued from Page 9).

"This Is A Bargain." Mr. Sheldon, summing up

bis

that

business men,

LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES

Local Society Seeking Eastern Affiliation,

NEW DOGS HOME AT KOWLOON CITY

The hope that the local' Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani- male would become affiliated to other Societies in the East and thus gain more strength, was expressed by. Mr. J. Russell, who presided at the annual meeting of the S.P.C.A., held Fat Lane Crawford's Restaurant, last

evening.

Mr. Russell added the hope that this would take place in the ensuing year and that there would be N Eastern Society in connection with cruelty to animals.

Reference was made to the nnan-i cial drive, and tribute was paid to the work done by Lady Pollock in this connection. He also thanked all the subscribers, and those who zave up their time in going out for aubscriptions.

Owing to the financial position of the Society the proposed appoint- ment of a Veterinary Surgeon could not be made. They had however, obtained the services of a qualified man who was in constant attendance, particularly at the Dogs' Home.

The New Home.

The Chairman pointed out that they were now privileged to visit the killing rooms of markets, bus enabling the inspectors to report on any cases of cruelty discovered.

The most important part of the Society's work during the season [was a new dogs' home at Sung Wong [Toi (Kowloon City), which he hoped

would be completed this year.

In this connection the Society The Mackinnon, Mackenzie Com-were indebted to the Ho Tung pany's liner, "Naldera" left Shang-family for the grant of $10,000, hai yesterday at 4 p.m. and is due which enabled them to proceed with; to arrive here on Friday morning. the work. The chairman appealed to all those who could and were will- ing to subscribe to the construction of the home, either to make it n

Or to

case, said. "It Seems to me

A total of 3.67 inches of rainfall this is a bargain made between were recorded at the Botanical Gar-mentorial to some animal,

Is that bargain todens during the munth of April, the perpetuate something that may de- be upset by the legal ingenuity of largest amount in a single day besire in connection with the new dogs' counsel, submitted from booking shown on April 30 with

1.43 home. and documents before the Court? inch. Rainfall was recorded on am concerned about what was days only during the month. the veal greement between Mr.

of the Hong Kong (roucher at dereased. Happily

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Why ASPRO

Has a Universal Sale

The Chairman also thanked the Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasurer for the work they had done for the Society. Chou Mol, a P.W.D. coolie, living were also due to Mr. Davies, their Haid, Special thanks he Guides, the Brit. Hong Kong Com- we are agreed that Mr. Croucher's at No. 40 King's Street, Tai Hung. Vice-President. pany Relilios Schoul) and the 6th, evidence is true," Kowloon Company (Maryknoll Con- One very striking point is

was admitted to the Government! the Civil Hospital yesterday suffering ed for the ensuing year: President, The following officers were elect- vent), were entertained on board question of brokerage. The Blue Funnel liner. s.s. Aeneas, tong said that when he sold the full from a PW.D. Jerry, No. 998. D. Davies; Hon. Secretary, Mr. Wa universal sale is because it has a Won Bay from leg injuries sustained when her. J. Russell; Vice-President, Mr. The one big reason why ‘ASPRO' has yesterday. Lady Southern. Com shares Mr. Aroucher would get the in which he was riding. missioner for the Girl Guides, was brokerage.

J. Cole; Assistant Hon. Secretaryuniversal use. It helps all from chil present.

Continung, he said, "I intend t

Mr. II. M. Cockle; Hon. Treasurer,dren to parents. It relieves all kinds The Girl Guides. under the tahs with the two submissions Chee Kwai-feng, of No. 95 Hen-Mr. J. B. Macdonald; Committee, of aches and pains, 11 is the quickest charge of Miss G. Choy and Mra, made by the defence."

nessey Road, was admitted to the Lady Pollack, Lady Clara Ho Tung, antsher of calda and influenza ever Bousfeld, were escorted over the

No Ordinary Transaction, Government Civil Hospital yester-Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jeffrica, Mr. discovered. vessel by the ships oflleers. They' were shown the various domestic "The first point is that there day, suffering from slight injuries and Mrs. de Seidlecki, Mrs. Roffey, in one night, and saves many a hod was no sale by Mok to Woo, but to his head, after being knocked Mrs. F. H. Loseby, Mrs. G. F. Hole, tooth if it is taken for toothache. You don't even have to lay up to take arrangements and later sat down;, that Woo merely became second down by private ear No. C170 in Mrs. Mackenzie, Mr. Talati, Mr. B.ASPRO. You can take it in trama, Pestonji, Mr. Valiki, and Mr. L.trains, car, office, at home, anywhere, RoPS.

everywhere, with quick results-it is the same,

to len. A beautiful souvenir menu and postcards were handed to each, quest.

to

entirely dispute Hennessey Road.

I mortgages,

the proposition that this was

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Captain Hatfield announced Ivery urdinary transaction. 11 is his guests that he was again donat-not a very ordinary thing for ing two prizes for the two best man to become a second mortgagee Casays on the visit to the Aeneas. of shares. The essays will be submitted to

cuta.

OBITUARY.

Funeral Of Mrs.

Carr.

on Monday.

CHOPPER ATTACK

TRIAL.

Three deaths from meningitis, three fatal cases of enteric fever, deaths from small-pox und diph-- therin, and 59 fatal cases of tuber- islas, are among the fatal cases Mrs. J. C. Polson Gives

of notifiable disease recorded in the re-Colony during the week ending

Evidence. April 28.

"How is that reconcilable with the

Hotel.

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FURTHER ADJOURNMENT

It relieves rheum ism

PUBLIC INSPECT SAILORS HOME.

H.E. And Lady Peel Among Visitors.

"The proposition is this, that Lady Southern, who will adjudi- the legal owner of the shares Mr. Croucher. and equity of demption is in Mr. Mak, ar the į mortgagor. Assignment of the equity of redemption by Mok to Woo makes Woo the second mort- Ja honour of His Excellency

The new Sailors' Home and Se Monsignor Mario Zanin, Apostolic Saturday was ordered at the

further adjournment untilmen's Institute was thrown Įgarve.

open "On these facts I agree with my Delegate to China, a reception will sumption of the hearing against Ho afternison.

re- for public inspection yesterday friend that the man who is liable be given by the Italian Conaut Man-fai, alias Ho Sam-fai, allas Ro for these shares is Mok. The right General, Comm. A. Bianconi,

A large number of the Colony's The funeral took place yesterday,of the second mortgagee surely is Friday next at 6 p.m. in the Jaco-causing grevious bodily injury to tunity of going over the building.

on Shing-fal, who is charged with leading residents took the oppor. of Mrs. Isabello Carr, wife of Mr.this that he can sell whatever bean Room T. W. Carr of the Public Works De-right he has.

of the Hong Kong Mrs. J. C. Polson with a chopper at His Excellency the Governor, Sir{| partment, who died

Stanley Terrace, Quarry Bay, on the William Peel and Lady. Feel were evening.

night of August 2 last, when the amongst those present and other The lev. N. V. Halward offelated. he sold the shares he would sell them fact that Mr. Woo said that when

Sentence of two monthe hard Case was resumed before Mr. who inspected the premises, were The deceased lady's husband was through Mr. Croucher?"

labour was imposed on Li Yau, un-Hamilton, at the Central Magistracy Commodore Frank Elliot, Sir Wil- the chief mourner, and among others) Mr. Sheldon's Complaint. employed, by Mr. Q. A. A. 31ac-yesterday afternoon.

Ham Hornell, Sir William Shenton Mrs. Polson gave evidence of the and Miss Yvonne Shenton, Sir Mr. Sheldon complained of the at-Fadyen at the Central Police Court Juan, J. Hollidge, W. Pryde, J. tempt by the defence to bring in a this morning, for the theft of attack, and Mr. S. J. Pollock testi- Henry Pollock, His Hongur, Mr. Gelling. J. Fraser, J. L. McPherson,: C. A. Grimes, H. J. Pearce, J. Wat comparison between real property fountain pen, the property of Maed to finding Mrs. Folson lying on Justice MacGregor and Mre. Mac Sai-kwong in Queen's Road Cen- the garden seat after the attack Gregor, the Very Rev. Dean Alfred Mrs. J. Chalmers Identified the pri- Swann and Mrs. Swann, the Hon. J. Hooper, Y. S. Robertson, F. Ction, that if there had been a sale

Dealing with the second propost-tral, near the Central Market.

soner.

{Mr. C. Gordon Mackie, the Hon. Dri Neville, C. B. Robertson, A. Brooky Mok to Woo, that Mok would he

Formal evidence was given by Mr. R. H. Kotewall, the Hop. Mr. S. W. shank, G. Griggs, J. T. Ewing, A. D.able to Mr. Croucher.

Appearing on remand, Chan A. Stocker and Mr. Polson.

Tao, Mr. G. R. Sayer, the Hon. Dr. Spoors, W. Grelg, T. Coleman and

Hun, unemployed, was sentenced to What is the effect of the sale of thre months' hard labour by Mr. E.

|A. R. Wellington, Mr. H. B. L. Dow A. M. Calman.

these shares?" "He sells the equity W. Hamilton at the Central Magle-

biggin and Miss Dówbiggin, Dr. S. {of redemption."* Mr. Sheldon said tracy this morning, for being in

S. Etrahan and many others. "You get this extraordinary poel- unlawful possession of a pocket tion, that Woo has the right to the watch in Hennessey Road last The Missen F. and G. Gooey,, re- 15,000 Watson's shares on payment week. No trace of the owner has turned to the Colony on the the right to sue the unfortunate of $69,500, and Mr. Croucher has been found,

present vere Messrs. B. E. Maug-|

tle, J. M. Purvis, W. J. Anderson,

FUNERAL OF SHIP'S OFFICER.

and shares.

Mok for the money. "

Two Fallacies,

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Personal Pars

Nellore yesterday after a holiday in Japan.

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ART & CURIO

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Valuable Finds In China

Han Dynasty Relics Unearthed

There was a large gathering of Mr. Johan Torgersen.

notable people recently at the. Musee Massena at Nice, where a special The funeral took place at the

Six stone slabe, on which are exhibition entitled “The English on SHOVEL STOLEN FROM TUNG Mr. G. A. Nicholls, accompanied Protestant Cemetery, yesterday

The secretary of the Royal Ace the Riviera" was opened by Mr. nine exquisitely 'carred. - Chinesa He submitted that the two lines

WAH HOSPITAL afternoon, of Mr. Johan. Alfred of attack were based on two fallacies,

by his wife, formerly Miss Daphne demy announces that it has not Wiseman Hoogh, the British Consul, characters and a picture of a mÊN Hamblin, returned to the Colony to-been found possible to obtain a The mayor, M. Jeap Medecin, re- on a chariot, have been unearthed Torgersen, second engineer of the and that, after thought, the fallacies For the theft of a shovel, valued day on the R.M.S. Empress of sufficient number of important ceived the guests, and was accom at Tachuan, northeastern Bhan- 8.6. Fingal, who died yesterday become very plain."

st 14, the property of the Tong Wah Canada from their honeymoon in works to form an exhibition which panted by M. Benedetti, prefect of tung. morning at the French Hospital, Continuing he said "The real facta Hospital, Chan Siu-ka, was Aned Manila.

The Rev. Dr. Reichelt omciated. are this, that Woo said to plaintiff $12 in default 14 days' imprison- Among those present were the that he was taking over the shares, ment, by Mr." Q. A. A. MacFadyen Norwegian Consul Mr. Karsten but apparently unfortunately, at the Central Police Court this tralian Navy (ret.), accompanied by voned Tarasen, A. J. Hanson, Mr. did not use those magic words "I morning. Bergaust, E. Larssen, A. Jacobsen, will pay you."

Accused was arrested while L. Roversi, O. Kranisaus, 0. The case was adjourned sine die, tempting to sell the shovel ́ ́Berggren 'and^J. Gjertson.

fudgment being reserved:

marine dealer, “

would do credit to British'art, and the Alpes Maritimes, Department, It is believed that they were that therefore, the proposal to and many other prominent authori-part of the monument of a temb Admira] H. J. Fenites, Boyal Aus- hold' one' in Faris - has 'been post-tiés from all parts of the region, built in the Han Dynasty (3. C.

The exhibition: comprises a valu 206–A. Di 25) period. | Mr.", Feakes, were among the par-:- Bleps will be taken in May and able_collection of paintings, in- at sengers on the as Nellore which June to ascertain the prospects of gravings and other souvenirs of the past two centuries. It will remain arrived from Kobe yesterday. They holding the exhibition in the com history and development of the open for three months, and merits "are returning to Sydney, Australia. ing autuma.

Riviers by the English during the the fallout support.