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Magistrate Frowns: “Too Much Of A

Of A Coincidence

Written judgment was delivered by Mr. W. A. Blair Kerr at Kowloon yesterday in the case In which two firms were summoned by Chan Woo-yin of the Man Fong Hardware Factory, 382-384 Laichikok Road, ground floor, (repre sented by Mr. P. C. Woo) for possession of belts and cartons in which false trade des- criptions had allegedly been applied.

The defendants were Chan Chiu of the Mee Kin firm, 128 Apliu. Street, ground fleet, and Chung Ching-nam, managing- partner of the Chong Nam Co.. 00 Ko Shing Street.

the second defendant's firm by a man 14, an employee of the second defendunt.

"The second defendant's firm wrote cancelling the application for Imperial Preference Corti- ficate on Jan. 5, 1948, on the Monday (two days) following the acizure.

Serious Charge

Edward Ellas

IIncrease In Solicitors' Fees, Costs Maintained

The Tula made by the Acting Chief Justice ok Jan. 27, 1948, for the 68-2/3 per cent increase

in solicitors fees and coste to re- Blits manager main in turce up to the end of

of the

of the China Sea Trading Com-1048, was passed by Leglälativé pany, China Building, charged Council yorterday. with a serious offence at the Moving hd adoption Metropole Hotel, will appear for motion tho Attorney-General hearing t Central Moglatrney | (Mr. J. B. Griffin) sald: before Mr. F. X, d'Almada on "Section 32. of the Supreme March 9 at 13 p.m.

Court Ordinance 1873 empowers Mr. P.AL Vine, representing the Chief Justice to make rules defendant, who is on $2500- bail," | regulating, inter alia, the cost told the Court yesterday that the and fers of solicitors. hearing might take an hour. The "The rules. for such purpoées | prosecuting officer sald that he were made on Nov. 9, 1940, and had three witnesses,

approved as required by this Counell

The summonsce alleged that the Brat defendant was in pos- acasion of belts and containors to which the trade mark "Palm "The more one thinks about Brand" and the name "Man the evidence, the more ono le Blits, residing at the Metropole Fong Hardware Factory" had convinced that the second de Hotel Room 780, and native of "Thèse rules authorised an in- baen falsely applied.

fendant caused the false trade Amsterdam, was remanded yes- crease of 68-2/3 per cent in cost Second defendant was alleged | descriptions to be applied to] terday by Mr. d'Almada for aand teen over and above the to have caused the false trade these balts and cartons." mark and trade description to be applied.

Ordering the confiscation of the belts and cartona (valued at $3,000) seized from the first defendant. Mr. Mr. Blair-Kerr. imposed a fine of $25 on Chan Chiu. A fine of $600 (the al- leged profit made by him at the rate of $2 por duozen) was im- posed on Chung.

Costa, in the dmotint of $250 per defendant, were also grant- ed by the Mariatrata, on the application of Mr. Woo, E.

To Appeal

Mr. A.S.C. Comber, for both defendants, gave notice of ap- peal against the confiscation order.

Giving judgment, Mr. Blair- Kerr said:

"First defendant admits mak- ing the belts and being in pos. sension of cartons in which the belts were packed to which, admittedly, a false trade description had been applied.

week.

Three Charged With

Attacks On Hikers

The attacks on hikers in the Causeway Bay area towards the end of last year, were recalled yesterday when Chan On, Wan Kam-choi and Cheung Ping-kwong appeared before the Chief Justice, Mr. E. H. Williams, at the Ses- sions on charges of robbing a party of Portu- guese picnickers on Nov. 23.

Mr. J. Reynolds, Crown Coun- other threo attacked Stephen sel, conducted the prosecution, Delgado. She did not recognise pssisted by Det. Inspector MacArat accused at the Magistracy. | Pherson. The accused were un- Caroborative evidence WIL

defended,

Accused, together with another not in custody, are alleged to have robbed Ramona Maher, an 18-year-old Portuguese girl, of a wrist watch.

Outlining the charge Mr. Rey. nolds, Crown Counsel, said on the morning of Nov. 23 last n Portuguese children were picnick party of three adult and four

ing on the

"He admits endeavouring to dispose of them by way of sale.

hillside near the It is quite Inadequate for him Ming Yuen Reservoir. to come to Court and say sin- About 11.30 am, four Chinese ply because an unknown man, males, who hnd been walking Li Ping, came and naked him about in the neighbourhood, came to make the belts and put them up to the picnic party. Three of in cartons conveniently supplied.of them picked up their walking. that this constituten taking all sticks and attacked Stephen Del- reasonable precautions against gado (19), while the fourth rob- committing an offence against bed Miss this Ordinance (Trade-Mark.) watch.

"Coincidence".

Maher of ker wrist

A report was

made to Bay View Police Station, and a few

was

(scale which was approved as af Dec, 8. 1941. The increase which the rules of 1946 admit- ted, took account of the increas ed cost and expenses which had fallen on the shoulders of solici- tora

"It has been represented to the

Justica that Acting Chier

the situation na, regards these cost and expenses still obtains and that the increase which other wise would at Dec. 31, 1947, fall to 33-1/3 per cent, should con- tinue at the full amount of 66- 2/3 per cent until Déc, 31, 1048.

"The purpose of the motion before Council is to give effect to the continuation of this in-

creased rate,

"The motion was seconded by: given by her companions Mercia the Colonial Secretary and un Rocha (20) and Stephen Belgado animously approved. † (19).

The hearing will be continued: this morning.

The Annual General meeting] of the Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce will be held on March den, Hong Kong Hotel. 10 at 4 pm, at the Roof Gar-

.!

Described as an ex-Chinese Army officer, 45-year-old Chang Chak-wan was fined $1,000 by Mr, W. A. Blair-Kerr at Kow- loon yesterday for possession of 10 tzels of raw opiumi at K.C.R. Station at 7.40 p.m. ön Feb. 24,

Father's Plea Gets

Son Out Of Gaol

Pang Ching-po, retired merchant, who, on Feb. 13, asked Mr. W. H. Latimer to send his 26-year- "I do not think this man hours later, as a result of a Police

old son, Pang Wing-chung, to prison, yester Ping ever existed as an Inde comb out of the area, second oc-

day appeared before the same Magistrate to pendent individual. The whole cured Wan Kam-chol,

support Mr. A. S. C. Comber's application for case involves the second defen- brought in to the station and was a review of the sentence passed on the son. dant. It is far too much of a recognised by the plenickers. In reply to the Magistrate, concidence that the second da Following Police information Pang Ching-po (who was on fundont's contra dated De first and third accused were sub the verge of tenra) said that he 16, 1947 should coincide with sequently arrested, and all three only asked for a "prison lesson" Li Ping's order to first defen- formally charged.

for his son as the latter · hud dant, even to the extent that

The first witness, Ramonagoaded him too far. the lengths of the belts should Maher, after bearing out coun "But," he said, "as he has be 84. 30, 38, 40 and 42 inches, sel's opening statement, said first been in prison for over 10 days "First defendant, could only accused. took her watch and the now I think he has learned his

have known that, through the Recond defendant or his agent. The second defendant eventual- ly admitted, in cross-examina- tion on Jan. 22, 1948, that he then only had 100 dozen bolta

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lesson. I ask Your Worship to pardon him and to order his release now."

The father added that he would like the Magistrate to bind the boy over not to pester him or the mother again.

On Mr. Comber stating that he had received instructions that defendant's brother-in-law was prepared to go sprety for him for the sum of $500 Mr. Latimer remitted the remainder of the sentence and bound de fendant over in that amount

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No Explanation "At the time the belts were sclzed, the crates were labelled with the name and address of the second defendant. No be- levable explanation of that was given. The contract pro. vided for delivery before the end of this month (Dec. 1947). Villlore. Dy 5. Primatiey,

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The Maglatrate warned Pang Wing-chung that the bond only

as he behaved himself. "If you meant that he was free so long should cause any more trouble, and if we receive any more com- plaints from your father mother,, we shall put you In gucl."

In his application, Mr. Com- ber said that the assault com- mitted was only a technical one to more than unfilial conduct. and did not, in reality, amount

In view of the father's for giveness ho was making the Magistrato to re-consider the sentence,

Pang Wing-chung was con.

- pickler (made chant, Micbara", Atien-victed on Feb. 13 for threaten-

ing his father with a walkingį etick, fitted with a scraper, af- ter the latter had refused to give him $22 to settle a mah Longg debt.

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