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Fined For Excessive Loading
Summoned on three counts of carrying an excessive loud, al- lowing part of it to extend ke- yond the side and not ensuring that it was properly securedi, Liu Yat-wah, licenced driver of motor vehicle 5983, was fined $1,050 or four, months.. hard intour by M, F. X. d'Almuda at Central Magistracy yester- day.
Defendant's Beence- Was recomanended by the
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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1948.
SOLD SOAP ABOVE GAZETTED PRICE
The Government ́Gazette is novor or rarely road by the community at large, and only those interested in law would glance through it, Mr.. J. M. d'Almada Remedios told the Court at Central Magistracy yesterday when he appear- ed to represent Pang Kwan of Wing Koo, No. 91, Queen's Road, West, summoned for selling o cake of Lux soap at $1.00 instead of at the controlled price of 70 cents.
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of Wang Hing.
Fish Dealers' Racket
A "flabi dealers' racket" was revealed by Chlef Inspec-, tor S. Smith when he pro- secuted three fokis of Stall 17, Yaumati Market, before Mr. W. H. Latimer at Kow- on yesterday on the charge of conveying approximately 1,000 catties of fish without a
Counsel produce two issues d'Almada by Insp. Pilnie w permit.
West, CI Smith, after Lewig For: also of the "Wah Kiu Yat Po" datedChan Kin-yee, Magistrate May 3 and May 5, wherein the No. 148, online Strand,"
who was mamound for selling yung (17), Chung For-chini (10) to be superuled for three 'mis. Leuntrolled price of Lax soap'
fed gulity, said that he had been Sub Insp. Eggleston
without the characters "Made cua of Lux son at $1.50), muk-n Chung Fong (16) had plead
ing a proilt of 80 cents.
Chan, who according to the requested by the Fishery Authori [Chalet that 52 fürge bales of c in China" was givin on 70 cents
ties to apply the gonfiscation of pressed paper were carried by
that with the characters prosecution's records had a the Bish to charitable institutions the vehiel Ench Tale wedgewat
"Both copies vous similar conviction, lesisted and not to $1.50.
the Fishery Depart. that convletion was tacit 280 lbs. One bule had fallen oft maked
ment. Canal struck a five-year-old boy, made the same entry, counsel that
The reason, he said, was that jointed out, adding that it is against him, but against another who was tally injured.
such a owner of the shop. He told the there was a racket conducted by The tant extendial
that very surprising
Count
that there were two bust-
Ash dealers who, instead of bid- well-known Chinese newspaper shies of the lorry by four inele -
nesses In
in the
Bak which ding for consented and was not sectured properly, sigaul make such an error and
Evidence was called and Insp. were offered for resale, wouk' The land wis only kept su ploerrefore mislead the publi"
L. Cheung, and Inst. Pinan en- permit the owners to re-purchase by the weight of the halen,
His client made a genuine miss
tered the witness bux.
them at a few cents a cally. Sub-Insp. Not mun, Semne tole
Enter Mr. Restos continued.
Defendants, said CI Smith, were the Court that the vehicle wies a
That was not due to careless
faki
arrested early yesterday (Friday) Studebaker and whee fre
ne bus fault, and under the mix-
for his master's
while home and de- morning
conveying the cumstances he requested that the
fendant's name was given. Insp. fish along the seawall of th Magistrate disness the sumNONS,
Pitum referred ' to his records Yaamat) Typhoon Shelter at the spec- Str. H. Pitman, chief
md declared that defendant had Western end of Salgon Street, Lepil The Price Control Depuri-
similar
conviction. They were on the way to a motor previous routed at that Latx suap There were four prier inspectors lorry to have the fish conveyed
product when the smurons was made,
it under the excessive weight of 66 ew, the braking system was Tokat st functioning well, 'Ther
ker weight permitted by the www fi w.
Defendant staled Th
before
e Jony started the band rerel le line! un pira of the weight, and the coalies had tok
the total weight ATAN
50 prvaka.
Stole $677 From Master
oned, mitted having stolen Leung 5677 from his master,
was garetten! malo podelers
strop
Cheng said that after he had hought the song he asked a
Convicted, Clun
$250.
Other convictions>-- KIDK Lling,
141
fared WIN
of
In 1947 under two The Torel laster at 76 ruts, and that At the Marie Chune at $1.50. fetal ul last yeur laix songs rame fundes one category and the price, No. 156, Lockhart It was 70 rents for all products.
Jing. Stitt, of Shu Ker at pikts All the shopkeeper%
Wan No, 253, Queen's Road, West, $30, hath been itched and warned.
the "serts€*" nordy after
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Le Leung, of Tan Nam Lan, Wing Lok Street, 19:sted after several warnings No. 167-108," Ichni Ise took out the summonses West, $100.
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On May 4, La Wong (22), Javust the offenders.
stated d'Almada Mr. F X artested al unemployed, was
that the "Wah Klu Yat Po" war not an official organ and cortended that the action taken
Was defendant
de. by the
the circum liberate. Under stances he would reglaten conviction and
Caution the de fendant.
Wag-cheung, on April 7. H further admitted that he ab tained the noney by making a
THE COCK & PULLET RESTAURANT duplicate key to the safe in the
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282. Shanghai wine shop at Storet, and claimed Heat he had
nerd $370 to some friends. When i appeared besore Mr. W. 15, Latimer at Kowloon yender- day charged with incerny of the miney, Inspector J. Orem
that the 5350 had liven recovered and that defending stated that be reimburse was me a position
his master the balance.
Acctised, said the prosecuting)
Juftiere, clanned that he was
Other Profitcars
in the other 12 profiteers who
bought up
Wen
before
Mr.
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A Suggestion
Str,May I make a suggestion.
le Taipo.
In asking for a serious view to |be taken.
said that C1 Smith [there was quite a lot of this go- Tunging on, and that offenders were Rond, most difficult to catch.
approximately $1,000, Mr. Lati mer decided to pose à Sue of $50 on rach defendant. CHATHAM ENGLISH SCHOOL OPENED
As the value of the Ash was
Leung Fan Che, of Tai Wo Tong, No. 21, Pak You Luin Road, $20,
Before a large assembly Mr. T N. Chau hast evening opened the newly instituted Chatham Eng- 15 Sehood in May Rond.
Yung Sun Yiu, of May Heumi, No. 1, Jaluston Rond, $75..
Lee Yim, of Hone Ming. No. 3 Canal Road, East,-$40.-
Guests were entertained-after Wong Han Son of Shuen Lung at it encklat party held on the Factory, No. 10 Main Street, rons of the building. West, $50.
LE HI, of Stall No. 40, Mah Lane, W... $45.
Among those present were the Man Colonial Secretary, Mr. D.J. Mac
Dougall, and other prominent
Au, Kun, of Wah Nam Electrle government officials and business. C. No. 1. L. 1480, Ewo Street, men. $30.
Chang Yuk Chun. of Tal Fong Thomas Bowman, of the Hong Electric Co., No. 401, Hennessy Kong Hotel, W8 enutioned by Rond, $45.
Mr. F.X. d'Almada t Central Magistracy yesterday on a sun-
abstruction mons of causing an
Chau Fat, of Kung Cheong Wo, No. 67, Queen's Rond, West, $50.
Fung Cheung of Kwan Kong
ut Jackson Road on March 11.
Defendunt did not appear la
owner with his brather of sene, tit de Beng Kong Tramways, No. 301, Hemessy Road, $40, court but sent in a letter,
Hand and houses al fin Long and aduce wild be able
Honey after telling
moperty,
Commenting
the pries of monthly fund the urkets which i am sure quite a Leaders will agree some of the pober
With me ratlıgı Facessive at in compared with the Star Ferry.
11 way pretty serious fang for a servant
to stil anney by making that the Finways..........infromluve HopHale key," Mr. Latinica sunthly tickets for 1st auch Pul feared avcasih in six months burst classes at cheaper rates, Viz:--
mate
labour on the condition that the $15.00 for at vise me So for On sentence wookl is reduced by 2nd class respectively. By doing will save u hair stroll the refund be
this, the Company
running within a week.
certain percentage oust for each fra. thus booming their receipts at the same time, benefiting the general public.
will re- Introductions of above duce the work of the conductors -direct--- with "net receipts-going-
Reminders
NOT SATISFIED WITH FINE: WILL APPEAL
on-
being fined $400 by Mr. W. A. Blair-Korr at
Kowloon yesterday, Chan Pang-foi (25) nounced that he was not satisfied with the decision and would oppoal against the son-
tence.
Chan-was charged by Sub-1.
The Company and also eliminating Inspector das novas ALLEGEDLY TRIED
sym-
fendant's motorcycle knocked
FALSE DOCUMENT TO GET $50,000
malpractice of tickets changing permitting an unlicensed driv- er to drive his motorcycle No. hands from ignorant and Today
to the con-09 on April 27, pathetic patrons
According to the evidence, de- Flag Day in aid of YMCA Nursery ductors which is a daily occur-
for Children of Poor.
injured 5-year-old 1st class down and The services of the Final presentation of Peg-O' My
Heart" European YMCA, conductor can be dispensed with buy, Law Tin-nig, at 10.30a.m. West Lounge Theatre, 8.30 and revert hack as in pre-war on April 27. The driver did not.
Two Chinese, Shek Kong- toys. when only phe conductor stup after the accktent, with the Second night presentation of "The rollected 1st and 2nd class tickets result that all the stations on the sau. 28, and Wong Kam-fan, Wate alertext and a 36, were charged in the Cen- Unfortunate Beauty," Wah us most of the 1st class passen- Mainland
gers will possess monthly tickets. search party sent out from Mongtral Magistracy yesterday with
conspiring to will Kuk Palice Station.
demand with Trusting that suggestion
Omcials
At 11.05 a.m. Det, 807 found menaces $50,000 from a Chine receive the Tramways
the cycle outside the garden of ese importer. careful consideration..
157-Sai-Yee-Street-und-defendant
12.1
Yan College, 1.30 p.m. Informal
Club. Dance, Cosine Pottinger Street, -Dance at Kowloon Cricket Chiu,
King's Park.
H.K. Boy Scouts St. George's Day Parade, Botanical Gar denis, west of Albany Road, Governor attends" at 4pm
Coming Events
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Hd.. 8.30 1.
fortunate Beauty" ut Yan College, 8.30 pan.
TICKET" "HOLDER, * ·
was traced. He claimed that hehey were remanded-till-next-
Friday.
Further charges are pending lent the motorcycle to a friend named Tam Chal ollos Tam Kine following the discovery on their man who lived at 157 Sai Yee
person of a document purporting Street, first floor, Inquiries at the to be an order
from President at revealed that Tam had left, Chlang Kai-shek authorising Chi- with all his belongings, about an
nese authurllies In-Hong Kong to hour ago and had not returned
arrest the importer on charges of to the house.
collaborating with the eneiny.
The document is false.
It is alleged the men used the document in an attempt to extort and the motorcycle from the importer $50,000.
Donations
Explanation Sir-In-reference id "Tock Line's letter, perhaps a little ex planation is necessary to him. We are the Younger Set of the Young Men's Christian Associa tion-by Younger, We menin -Classical Concert, Toc If Club, from the age of 18 to 28. The The strange fact of the case, Talbot House, 50, Macdonnel.tere we have abbreviated, our sald St Howarth, was that within
selves as "Y" (a world-wide ab- Final presentation of "The Un-breviatim for the Young Men's 35 minutes of the accident both
defendant
Police Wah Christian Association.) "Yourger
Sel" hope you are now were in the Mong Kok
Station. while his friend-was- line elvarer mid happier.
stated to have left the house ap ONE OF EM. CHINESE OPERA
hour ago. Accused either could- not, or would not, assist in tracing The Wah Yang Drammatic So
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his friend beyond saying that he Food Parcels Fund donations:- cfety last night, repeated its pre-
thought the alleged driver had Children of the Schools of Hong sentation of The Chinese opera
been seen to drive other vehicles Kong per the Director of Educa (in English). "The Unfortuisic
and that he (secured) had pre-tions $17.85; Jean D. Walton $20. The Beauty" to a packed house.
Total $53,082.82. The Foreign Ofee today pub-sumed that he pogressed a drive- opera will be performed again lo-f
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Mossrs, Pent, A cheek of the records in the Ion, Treasures was Best performed in September rejecting Yugoslav allegations of
Marwick, Mitchell & Co., Ex British matadministration in the Trame Omees disclosed that n last.
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shown by accused, Herald",
nst March.ficuter."
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