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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 11, 1940
BOWLERS ON TOP
Royal Corps of Signals beat Royal Army Service Corps by 64 runs in a friendly cricket match played Sookunpoo yesterday.
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Bowlers had ✡ good afternoon, Green of R.A.S.C. taking. 8 for 58 and Lees and Murphy of Signals return- ing analyses of 4 for 33 and 5 for 22, respectively.
ROYAL SIGNALS Bedford, b Green Pitcher, b Green
Whatman, c Patterson, b Green Murphy, c Shorthouse, b Cooper Lees, lbw., b Green
Lithauer, c Cooper, b Green Medford, b Green
Copsey, b Govier Love, not out
Carroll, c Dart, b Green Hitchinson, b Green Extras (B1, LB1)
Green Dart
Cooper
Govier
Patterson, c Bedford, b Lees
2
9
TROUBLES IN AWE
SILK STORE
AT THE SUMMARY COURT HIS MORNING VICTOR DE DOD- WELL, A JEWELLER, SUED THE SILK PROPRIETOR OF JUBILEE STORE FOR THE SUM OF $632.86 DUE FOR SALE BEING AMOUNT OF GOODS ON HIS BEHALF AND FOR THE COST OF GOODS IN HIS POSSESSION.
The cass was heard before the 28 Puisne Judge, Mr. Justice R. E. Lind - 7 sell. Plaintiff was represented by Mr. 35 C. A. S. Russ and Mr. M. A. Silva re- 18 presented defendants.
2
of Nathan
A counter claim for $105, rent 13 part of premises at No. 31
7 Road, ground floor, was made by the
defendant.
5
0
Mr. Russ said his client was a jewel- 2lery dealer and in April rented part Plaintiff's of defendant's premises. 128 business entailed long absence from the shop as he went on board ship to R. W. sell his goods. Everything went well Hill August when defendant suggested
that he sell plaintiff's goods during his absence and that he receive five per that plaintif
continue renting his place.
This was in August. At the end of the month, the accounts were properly made out and found correct.
Total
Bowling Analysis
0.
M.
11 2
50
8
8 0
32
0
4 0
34 1
1 0
4
1
cent. commission and
R.A.8.C.
8
Cooper, b Murphy
0
Cook, lbw., b Murphy
12
Benford, b Murphy
0
Govier, b Lees
11
Walton, c and b Lees
20
Green, c Whatman, b Lees
0
The next month trouble arose be- tween the parties and plaintiff recely- ed notice to quit. On October 18, Mr. Russ was instructed to write for
Shorthouse, c Pitcher, b Bedford
2
Dart, b Murphy
4
Mann, b Murphy
0
a statement of accounts, the payment of money due and the return of stock in defendant's possession.
Theakes, not out
8
Extras (NB1)
1
Total
66
Lees bowled a no-ball.
Bowling Analysis
O. M.
8 0
R. W. 35 4
Murphy
1
6 1 22 0 8
5
1
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The following have been selected to re- present Cralgengower Cricket Club In а 2nd. Division League match against Army on Saturday, commencing at 2.00 p.m. sharp, on the Army ground, Scokumpoo:-B. R. Iranee (Capt.), N. Broadbridge, A. H. Es- mail, A. B. Hamson, A, Hung, C. W. Lam, J. W. Leonard, T. Lock, A. M. Omar, W. K. Way and J. L. Young Saye. Scorer-W. Broadbridge; Zimmern.
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DR. LI KI-FONG CAUTIONED
Dr. Li Ki-fong, of No. 1, Marsh Road, was before Mr. R. A. D. Forrest this morn- ing, charged with unlawful possession of poisons and possession of morphine.
Detective Sub-Inspector W. N. Darkin said accused's premises were raided by the Revenue Department on Monday, and the poisons were found inside a cupboard.
Concerning the charge of possession of morphine, he asked the Court to tained in the mixture. withdraw it, as no poison was con-
On October 16, defendant wrote to plaintiff that his rent was overdue, that in spite of notice to quit, he had not been ejected and that defen- dant intended to hold plaintiff's goods until rent was paid.
This Mr. Ruas said was not lawful. To the letter by Mr. Russ, defen- dant, through Mr. Silva, replied that defendant had never made any ar- rangement with plaintiff for the xale of his goods, had never sold anything and that there was no jewellery in his possession. He counter claimed for $105 for rent due.
On Tuesday, Mr. Russ received a letter from Mr. Silva saying that plain- Liff had not taken away his goods from defendant's store, that his client was always willing to let him have his property, and tendering delivery of imitation-jewellery-which- he-asked- Mr. Russ to check up.
The case is proceeding.
ACCIDENT SEQUEL
Lieut. Thomas Parkinson, 51, Q.M. of the Volunteers was again in Court
this morning on a charge of, unlaw-
fully killing Wong Chiu-lan whilst
driving his motor-car No. 556 along Bonham Road, near Breezy Point, on December 23.
Mr. D. L. Strellet appeared for the defence.
Inspector Saunders asked for a re- mand of one week and February 6 and 7 were provisionálly fixed for the hearing of the case.
THE COTTAGE CLUB
start
The paper-hunt on Saturday, will from near Lok Ma Chao Police Station at 3.30 p.m.
Club ponies will be sent to the start and a draw for ponies will be made on the spot. Riders of privately-owned ponies are re- quested to make their' own arrangements with regard to the sending of their ponies
Mr. Alfred Y. Hon, pleading guilty, said his client obtained his degree in a. Berlin University in 1921. He prac- tised in Berlin for a year, and went to the meet. to Canton in 1922, where he served Motor-car transport will be provided from Dr. Sun Yat-san. He later served the Cottage Club at 3 p.m. and transport General Chiang Kai-shek in Whamanish of the paper hunt
back to the Club will be arranged after the
por. He was Dean and Professor of Medicine In various universities: in:| Shanghai and held many positions in the Chinese Government. He return ed to Canton as Principal of the Mental Hospital, and then came the Colony in 1988 during the fail the city had no intention
the Col
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