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Project_under study GOVT MAKES PLANS TO RECLAIM WANCHAI FORESHORE

Government is examining the feasibility of re- claiming a large area of the foreshore and seabed off the densely populated district of Wanchai.

One man dies, another hurt in accident

One

man died and another man was injured when motorcycle hit stone pillar outside Head- quarters, Land Forers, in Queen's-roul Kast early this moralng.

The driver.

kt, was

TAM Pui- thrown back- wards for about 10 yards ile died after the impact. on the way to hospital.

The pillion rider. Tung Sauk, 30, who jumped clear of the machine shurity For the crush, received mperileial injuries on the heal am legs. He was Ereated and discharged from the hospital.

They were travelling from Wanchat at about 1.15 am when the motorcycle skidded and crashed against the pillar.

Liner brings

150 tourists

The 12,555-ton passenger,

liner

of Kuala Lumpur

Co, China Navigation Ltd, arrived with over 150

tourists Australian

this morning in a cruise to the Orient from Fremontle via Singapore.

Despite the occasional rintali

11 ז

The proposed reciation, covering phout a hundred acres i For more,

extend roughly i along a fine from the cast arm i o Ute Naval Dockyard ida! begin to the causeway to Kellett! Island. If carried out, it will be bounded on the Helwand site by a rubble mound and seawall nearly a nito long

IL will

pravide large for the dumping of cxcavated materials from bath private and Government pro- Jeets may be used for this purpose for several years before it in lted to the required level. Part of the reclaimed land may then be used for the waterfront rend to be built as an extension of Haremuri-road.

Tidal wave

to notification published in the Government Gazette today, the Director of Public Works draws the: attention or

objectums DOTSEMIS

ofl

UT

having the proposed · reclamaties, who may finve any claims of to submit such private right,

abjections or claims to him la writing within two months.

According to a report received Depart- by the Public Works

1 Biens from the Department of

Sclentile and

Industrial

Research in the United King- doni,

Wonchai the proposed

w nut seriously reclamation affect tidal flow in Victoria Harbour.

Two years ago, the Department of Scientific and Industrial Re- search begun investigations at the Hydraulics Research Station a Wallingford, in Berkshire, so ascertain the effects proposeri and possible future reclamations

Lidal streams in the har

bour.

Rest shelter for picnickers

A concrete pavilion is to be ceted shortly at the Wanchai

in the morning, the passengers Gap plenie area in Coumbe

hid alone soup after the ship the

road to provide a rest shelter up at the Kowloon for plenickers. Wilar to begin their ve-day This single-storey structure will overlooke Aberdeen reser- Its construction is ex-

tay here.

Tonight, a fashion show will voir,

he staged for them on board preted to take three mouths. the ship.

Shore excursions and launch tors are also being arranged

troopship

for the passengers,

Formerly

the Dilwars, the Kuala Lumpur undererent reconversion m Tui- koo Dockyard last year.

See the

CALL IT A DAY

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Tribunal hears plans for new building

Recommendation of the cxemption application for Nos 684-686, Shanghai- street Mongkok, has been announced by Tenancy! Tribunal comprising Mr W. Aneurin Jones, (Prosi- dent), Mrs H. D. M. Barton and Mr B. Tong. The applicants Mir Man-Yeu Fond and Mr Wai Siu-fung, re- presented by Mr A. S. C. Comber of Haslings and Co, play to res place the 30-year-old properly by

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Says he fled because of food shortage

man charged with illegal entry told Mr J. E. Dorgan of North Kowloon Magia- tracy this morning that he had escaped from Mainland China becauso of the food shortage. Leung Chee-yin, 39, of 270 Hing Wah-street, seventh floor, Shainshulpo, pleaded gulity and was sentenced to four months' Jall.

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Lot No 239 and 251. each of, 6,320 square feet, an upset price about 10,000 square feet, are in of $221,000 and is restricted for itung To-road. The unsel price use as a restaurant. for each

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police supervisee who failed to report to the police station morning sentenced by Mr T. L. Yang at Causeway Bay Magistracy to ono year's imprisonment. 25, living at staircase

The defendant Lee Kwong, of 111 Chun Yeung-street, North Point, was sent to prison for another three months for being

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From the Files

25

years AGO

September 1936 ·

LORD

Rothermere,

formerly Harold Sydney Harmsworth, arrived in Hongkung on Saturday morning on the Empress of Japan in the course of n world tour. He continued to Manila on the sume ship and will return here on Wednesday, after which he will spend a few days at the Repulse Bay Hotel before resuming his voyage,

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Faced with the teak

of

making 399 7x 011 4 crumbling wicket to avoid defeat, Hongkong collapsed yesterday in the cricket inter- port against Shanghai (played in Shanghai and were dis- missed for only 175 mens, thus losing the

ng the content by

4.

captain,

in the

eight

217.

the Hongkong ked like a

a Trojan innings. Of the wicketa

e7e-

dited to the Hongkong bow- ters, he clai

claimed

Rix for 77 and then went on to score 61 out of

the total of 175, feature driving and hit- display with

ting. Hongkong made disastrous start, both EP. Fincher and A.H. Madar being dismissed for "ducks". By inch-time they had lunt four

fur 58.

Hongkong's collapse can be auributed to the wicket breaking up, Pat Madar's good bowling and the excellent fielding of the Shanghai team.

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50 YEARS AGO

TAXTRACT from SCM Post 25 years ago column:

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"Exceeding the speed limit. At the Central Magistracy yesterday mor- ning three motor-car drivers were summoned for exceed- ing the speed limit.

The case against the first man was remanded while the others were fined $30 and $40 respectively. Another driver was fined $10 for allowing the light at the rear to go out.

"The police timed the

Mr A. H. Dinnen, Director; ears on the road between

on

and General Manager of Dayle, Araonal-street and Spring Boag & Co. Ltd., is expected to arrive in Hongkong by air Tuesday,

Mr Dinner is returning to the Colony after six months home

leave in Scotland.

Garden Lane, a distance of 647 yards, and found that the cars were travelling at the rate of 20, 17 and 10 miles an hour.

Mode Elite, Ltd.

found on an enclosed promises 29th Birthday Celebration

tor unlawful purposes.

Defendant had six previous convictions which included larceny, loitering at night house-breaking.

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