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JUDICIARY,
THE CHINA MAIL;, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1957.
LEGAL PROFESSION AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER
PAY RESPECTS TO
THE LATE MR WOO HANG-KAM
THE Judiciary and members of the legal profession
gathered together in the Supreme Court this morn-
ing to express their great regard for the well-known solicitor,
Der month, UK. British Posso the late Mr Woo Hang-kam, and their profound regret at his
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The most senior solicitor in Hongkong and a respected member of the community, Mr Woo died at his residence in Seymour Road last Fri- day, after a long illness at the age of 80.
State Opera
House Receives
Support Of Labour Party
By H. KING WOOD
Sydney, (By Airmail). The unofficial parliament of NSW—the State Australian Labour Party Annual Conference-met in Sydney during the holiday weekend and did quite a lot of things to pinpoint more than ever the fact that it believes that it has some considerable hold on the Government even if the belief is greater than reality.
It should be kept in mind that most members of the State Parliament attended some of the successful termination, 50 did sittings and even if they didn't, they do have considerable sway in their Labour branches. Also the majority of union secretaries and presidents are members of the State Upper House and that the Premier, Mr Cahill, was at times an unhappy listener at the official table.
The Full Court eunvened this Pence. He was Chinese ex-¡ Pacife War. I remember that
his memory and aminer of the
University of particularly well because, come. tributes were paid by the Presi-Hongkong for many years, ing back as of us did at the dent, the Chief Justice, Mr Jus- "Mr Woo has a son who was end of the war, particularly Uce M. J. Hogan; the Solleitor- also a solicitor-1 am told, a satisfied and happy over its General, Mr Arthur Elcoton, very able one—who died during QC,, the Leader of the Bar, the the Japanese occupation.
"He is survived by his wife, the President of the Law So-three sons and eight daughters, viely, Mr Y, K. Kan,
express on behalf of my
Hon. Leo d'Almada. QC.; and
Sitting with the Chier Justice were the Senior Pudine Judge, Judge, Mr C. W. Recce and Mr Justice T. J. Gould; Pulsae Acting Pulsne Judge, Me Justice A. D. Scholes,
TRIBUTE DY THE CHIEF JUSTICE
brothers of the Supreme Court Bench and all who work in tho sympathy with all those Judiciary,
sincere who. survive him,"
our
Very
A GENTLEMAN IN
EVERY RESPECT
The Solicitor-General sale on Also present were the District Judges, Mr James Wicks, Mr behalf of the Attorney-General
and all members of ************X Rt. Macfer and Mr R. H.
the Legal Registrar Mr Department: "I wish to associate Mills-Owen; the
myself and them with what in tallen from your Lordship and to express mir deepest sympathy with the widow, sona, daughters and relative,
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C. d'Almada; the Deputy Regis trar, Mr William Low; and many Magistrales,
and solicitors.
barristers
Members of the family of the late Mr Woo also attended:
the
HICHEST
REGARD
AND RESPECT
Mr Y, K. Kan said; "Soll→
Was
with
INI
Scheme Ahead
notional
а
let for
Some of the embassies which have been erected in recent jyears would grace any city.
Colonial Design
Mr Woo, only to learn, un his return to Hongkong in that happy frame of mind, that he i had suffered this grievous loss. He had no news of this while The Conference moved for of Government amid scenes | Agriculture,
General Eight other nations whose he was in free China.
three wocks annual leave for which even Hollywood would Manager.
diplomatic headquarters are in "Mr Woo bore that blow with all employcea under
stato hesitate to serve up to on The Chase Syndicate has Sydney or Melbourne will be very great fortitude, but I feel awarda (Instead of the present indulgent audience, to the roara taken over the land from the transferred
the to It must have left a deep mark two); attacked the penul clauses and yells of "cur", "mongrel", Western Australian Government capital as soon as accommoda- on him. He bore subsequent in Federal and State Arbitration | "lout", "bludger", and "dirly for a very small figure and tion is available, adversities, including fil-health Acts; suggested a General Press jow coward" 'There
were is part of the agreement that it and pain, with equal courago.
Before World War 11 the Council; and it readmitted to hints and half hinls about nulk will return to the Government
British High Commissioner wes membership Mr Joe Arthur, vendors; of drive-in theatres: a considerable sum over a
the only
over seus diplomat in one-time Minister of Mines, who | of bundles of notes; of cheque number of years,
Australia, but today more than expelled in 1003 for butts; of phone calls and of
wives 150 diplomats and their associating
forger-Reg dark night meetings with oll "I think the junior branch of Doyle,
and children have turned the company "representatives, and it
hns
large lost a profession has
of them were right only half valuable member in his death.
It also gave its support to the
Head of the Syndicate, Mr capital which
migrant population into I am cure his family has lost an State Opera House (which was in terms of the SWL
buliding
£3-mullon Bunny Queensland is only sunny Allen Chase, recently made a of the
cosmopolitan city. four of 700 miles of the areo. affectionate Isther and hip
and sald Nearer to home we have the scheme had gone more
afterwards that the widow an excellent husband, unexpected) and quite happily
kicked the Government To them,
rapidly to brawl going on in the Sydney than scheduled. the family, the Bar The Hon. Leo d'Almeda said: wishes to express their deepest pieces for its plan to grant the City Council where again there
Governor, Sir John are retiring
demands for The Chief Justice said: "We"The President of this Court was sympathy."
Royal Contracts had been are gathered here today to ex-jindeed right when he said that
Northcott, a pension of £3,000 Commissions and dark lite supply of £17,000 work of
storics tbal one would not steel fencing posts and ten siles Most outstanding, perhaps, is press our sorrow and regret at those who knew Mr H. K, Woo
which was expected. the passing of unother member [could count it a privilege.
expect to hear of people charged had been selected as water bore the US Embassy which with
American colonial o our profession, Mr Hang-kam
"I knew him for some 27 years
the job of running the points,
design and Woo whom I did not personally during the whole of which time
Preliminary negotiations had Sweden's legation was built to second white city of the Brilish
started It must be confessed, how- Commonwealth,
with Britain have the pleasure of knowing I found him, both professionally
and US a Sulman prize-winning design. ever and socially, a
ever, that on this scoro the
interests for the establishment because he has been 1}}
The £250,000 offices of the gentleman in since I arrived in this Colony.
"For almost half a century, Premier spiritedly defended the
of super-phosphate works. every respect.
German Embassy and the South The Syndicate hopes to African "But many others here will
High Commissioner's "It was natural that I should the late Mr Woo distinguished proposal and political observers have had the privilege of know-know him better professionally himself, not only in his success-
bolleve that he will go on with Twelve hundred applications convert what is now virtual residence, buill in the style of ing him personally and will and socially and that, therefore, ful legal practice, but also in the plan and risk the wrath of including 200 from America desert into one of the greatest South Africa's traditional Cape
the ALP Conference. VOX charts a BEPine for excing member him with that affection should be able
have been received
communities for the farming
Dutch to any more other activities. He was a re-
under architecture, aro from Beethovena k
which comes from personal con about him in that regard.
Overseer-Manager The punual ALP Conferences, post of
of Australia,
construction. vered Chinese scholar and he Bartok and Buchansins Brazilier AR.
koener sorrow
Canberra tuet and the The now
Evacuations have begun for a Vox alten nigh delity
sollefter he was always rendered long and valuable ser- both State and Federal, have more Esperence Plains (Aust) Pty fantastically recordings sect
which springs from it
meticulously careful in his in-vice to the community both as the mouths of the electors,
often than not left nasty tastes | Lid.
new French Embassy and work manding tests, of recurukng technique
"Mr Woo was born in 1870 and
structions
United States-backed Tho national
of about copital
to start OTI 10
the counsel, They a member of the Board, of for .... and surmount them so easily.
at these Queen's
meelings little Chase College, were always written instructions Education and as an examiner doubt is felt that the
Syndicate is only a hi- expert will reale they educated at
develop-Canberra, while far from being Canadian offices, austenie with Hongkong. He existed.
Labouring 11⁄2-million also taught and a model of clarity,
acres Let us
of the
Plans are In Chinese in the University of branches do have a tremendous Esperence
a city in the real sense of the
at present going Begoven de Bluzari's Twelvu Ciec-
mathematies there and was * "At conferences he carried | Hongkong.
northern word, is gradually coming to be through offela)- quarters for man Dances, Villa Lobos' Bachanisa
influence with Beethoven's past President of the Queer's out his duties in the best tradi- fitasikeras No. 3 and
"Members of the Law Societyments
Labour govern-Western Australia, at a cost of regarded on the centre of the buildings for the official offices
some thousands of pounds,
nation's administration.
the Choral Symphony, complete on one College Old Boys' Association. tions of his branch of the pro-wish to be associated with the
of India, and
Malayan disc). For the best in Classical and
State and Civic Governments The company has already One pointer in this direction Federation, while Italian, fession.
expression of sympathy by the are having a pretty thin time appointed Dr George R. Moule, is popular music, visit tates A Ca., 750,
the fact that diplomatie Japanese, and Israeli represent- Alexandra llouse, Talophonica 30190,
President of this Court to a of it at the moment.
Director of sheep husbandry representatives of 22 nations tives aro preparing 35007.
pinni widow and other members
In Queensland, Labour went and Co-ordinator of the are now permanently established for buildings which ehe to be his family."
out of office after a generation Queensland Department of 'there.
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"He wont England and was articted in London and, during his slay there, he took the degree of LIB, London University,' with honours,
DEEP KNOWLEDGE
OF CHINESE CULTURE
"In 1013 ho returned to Hong- kong and was admitted to prac- tice an a soliciter in January that year. He joined the late Mr Gorge K. Hall Bruton and ALBUMS Collection later became a partner of Mesars available. 3. From South China George K. Hal Brutton which is In 1925
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Fulder" cortew.
New
stock now
Morning Post Lid, Wyndham Street now Brutton and Co. and Salbury Road, Howicon.
he started practice on his own BOMETHING EXCLUSIVE, Collec-and in 1925 he and Mr F. E. tors packeta of aorted stampa. Nash went into partnership. In From 20 cents per packet ward. 1935 this partnership was dis An entirely new Peries. South Chine Marking Post Lid. Wyndham solved and Mr Woo became the Street, Hongkong and Satuury principal of Messra Woo
Ruad, Kowloon.
To ADVERTISERS
SUNDAY POST-HERALD Врасе for commurola! advertising should ba booked not lator than noon on Wednesdays.
tion
and
"During the Japanese occupa- Mr Woo left the Colony for China. He returned in 1948 and he died last week on June 21 after a long lness.
"In addition to his knowledge of the law, Mr Woo also had a deep knowledge of Chinese cul- ture and of the Chinese lan- He obtained a scholar- Buage.
and was the
For the 8OUTH CHINA Chip in Chinese at the Univer- MORNING POST and the sity of London 'CHINA MAIL, 48 hou Joint author with Professor before date of publication. Daniel Jones of a book ""The Cantonese Phoretle Reader,"
Opvolat Announcements He was
member of the and Classified Advertise Education Board and in
1939 mente as unuzi.
was made Q Justice of the
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"The President also mon- toned the fact that Mr Wup lost a solicitor son during the
citors in the Colony team with profound sorrow and regret of The passing of the most senior member of the profecalon for whom they held the highest re- gard and respect.
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Today more people becoming aware of CanberTO, and is becoming quite tourist attraction,
Port
Steel City
Kembla, which has alrendy ousted Newcastle as the greatest steel producing clly in the Southern Hemisphere, 18 now to have a new 20 million coke manufacturing plant,
11 is being built for the Australian Iron and Steel
Ltd. present
and will increase the
coke-making capacity at the steel works by two-thirds, raising it to about 1 milioni tons a year..
The now plant will also bring the total production of gas at The steel works to more than the total for the city of Sydney, Each 24 hours the new plani will produce 1,820 tons of blast furnace coke; 31 million · cuble feet of coke oven gas; 14,000 gallons of War; 23 tons of sulphate of ammonta and 0,000 gallons of light oil, from which benzol, toluol, solvent naphtha and other chemicals obtained
Value of Industrial Installo- tions at Port Kembla over the last 20 years is said to excred
£100 million,
Influx
The influential Metal Trades Employers Association of NEW and Queensland has asked the Minister
Laica for Trude ta nction to prevent an indux of cheap Japanese goods, but Sydney fimporters
as
do not expect a flood of Japanzio guoda, a result of the proposed Japan-Australia agreement
Japanese businessmen in Australia are also going to condiderable pains to give
assurances that there will be no dumping, and when, tha igressment la signost,
Mr S. Satow, director of one.
larga Japanapo firm in Sydney, said the experianoty' of before the war would not be repeatedi.
Quality
"Japazione manufacturers havə the emphasis on quality now," [he mid, - "Our cotton and Kylo
and, our machines and tooli are competing with Czech and Wertern Gorman goods."""
What worrying bialneg men is not so much the dump- ing of Japanese. "rubblah" but rather the importation of high- quality goods at a price which Australian-mado
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