1920-08-19 — Page 3

ALLEGED

LARGE QUANTITY OF INE DIBAPPEARS

The seren Chinese who we

remanded on a chan

into godown,

shai, in the small hour

ng broken

"of August Is and of having stolen

bases of printer's ink and varnish, va

at $1,206 (gold), or, in the alternativ

unlawfully reodiving olen property

again before MR. O, Hutchison yester derived

Mr. BL Potter.

boarding hören Feener

Liciter

thiru, fifth and

STREET

case and

Hall suppo

Pother asked for

The Magistrate said he could not

ier date than August 23rd, ut, 3

Mr. Mason applied that the bail of $500

be reduced.NE

The Magistrate anid that until good

reason were shown, be tould "not" see.

he should reduce the

the bail,

31. Mason aid that there

2as no PERSOD

excepting that the bail was too high people of the defendants class. The defendans" was only a compok

KIGRATION OF ENTOMIS "AN IN

The number of women and children

amined, und allowed to proceed

458) | MAConpared withi During the first three mon

type was very“ sind

creased: shippin

month of April-is

* feign Affairs of

only two ships, wenă ta

ren'

and the

For

THIRTY

The Germa Since the

Sang Irem Unice and he could not resson- ably be expected to raise inch a high bail The Magstrate said that the charge was serious one, and he did not think the bail'

extensive, Had the defendants

they would have had Mr Mason Yes, but they did not get and I understand that all the p pro

been recovered."

Bot

record

given

tata relatives,

husbands,

titutes,

NECESSA

the Dirvo

LANE, GRAWFORD & CO.

TELEPHONE, 1741

JUST ARRIVED

WHITE FROST" REFRIGERATORS

Fitted with

REVOLVING:

ALL METAL

RETURNING TO

CA

TONE

EE ALREADY

SHELVES

roller be

CASTORS

PROVISION

CHAMBER

ways

DRY, COLD

& PURE

NOTHING TO

WARP DECAY

Become

ULDF

the

Germans here before the

enjoyed:

They cont

back to Cantank -peace: 107 Earope

Thike

firm holding agencies from nót

-nationals, but also others.

In the earher days, the Germans did not comes figure much in-Lanton'a forei;

wak Notwithstanding? the fact Athất” German irly į Jamite visited China as early as the time

of Matteo Ricci (1582-1610), and Frederick the Great opened the intercourse in 1732 by establishing an Astatic trading company and despatelning two vessels to Canton, the nch of rise of German influence in Chinx did not

take place until after the F "Kar. Several". Prussian vessel

China, towards the end of the but their traille did not am

336-1837;

ABSOLUTELY PROOF AGAINST DISEASE CARRYING WHITE ANTS

BERKEFELD FILTERS

STOCKED

BRITISH

IN ALL SIZES MANUFACTURE

COOKING UTENSILS OF EVERY

DICK'S

PATENT

IPTION

PACKING

UNIVERSAL SIZE

ROLE""AGENTS"

LANE CRAWFORD

HONGKONG

00

Magistrate What have you got to

1413 as COURS

and ca plantatu

Mr. Hall: Lo, would like the bail to teacher, netirem

be reduced, your Worship,

The Magistrate: I know you would like.

to be reduced, but I don't think I will

Hall!" An your Worship pleases,

IRREGULAR BURIAL

PLEADE IGNORANCE OF

BOUNDARIESA

jan, name

charged before Mr. -1 Magistracy, yesterday, For Sanitary Inspector

fully interring the dead

Khan in a grave outs ground of the Mohamme without s permit

temples keeper, 2 mm

by Government.

Forty-four or -84

of women and chi

detained for enquiries

3 per cent, in 1918.

allowed to proceed z

the remainder, who were kept

in the Po Leung Kuk 3 were

their relatives, 20 were sent

cat under bond, 1 died, and Po-Leung- Kak at the

has

and

Squired for specific sidor

ird place,

the

ghat quite the Eldorado sometimes isid go bé - It is, cer- | 68)

Sa rich and prosperous commun)

ere all handed back to that its Tom-Tiddler character or seen off to their destinations.

"who absconded from"

sent back to Singapore with a man was found in Hongkong and

One woman who went to Singapore a a cabin passenger to join her husband

She died of phthisia while detained here in the Po Leung Kuk for enquiry

Two women and two children were re- turned from Penang and handed back to

The defendant, said that he did not know the boundary of the cemetery – He knew the deceased, and when he died, he (defendant) and some frienda buried Him. It was not under defendant direction that the body was buried at that particular spot. and who failed to find him, was sent back.

The Inspector said that there was a board fixed on the boundary line indicating that persons who buried dead bodies beyond it, were diable to prosecution. The board was put up some six years ago, and there could their relatives be no excuse for defendant not knowing the Four girls alleged to have been de boundary of the cemetery The grave in napped or decoyed away were sent back question was twenty feet beyond the from Bangkok and were handed back to boundary. The Inspector said it was in- their relative possible now to exhume the dead body as "The rotta vid, Bangkok (which is not the remains were scattered about in the covered by our Emigration-Ordinance) to gray It only remained for the Mugin Singapore seems to have been increasingly trate to decide whether or no a fine should. The regulations also do not cover cabin

utilised

to avoid the local regulations, be imposed. Withers said, be was told by the sexton of the cemetery that he had Fengers and there are in addition warned the defendant not to bury the body s under all three headings have been

routes which avoid the Colony altoget at that particular spot, as it was beyond the boundary, but the defendant insisted,

sexton gave evidence to the, efect dm he had twice warned the defstudant bat he took no notice:

he fuzeral

denied that

to the azion

reitkerfriend por

Magistrate imposed a fine of 45

ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Hal and Afiliated Hospitals begs to

hanke othejfölle to the

60%

and

sent back to us by the Straits Bettlements, A dealt with in the usual way Prosce ions under the Women rotection

office

rtaken by

onvictio

June,

was otherwise.

366 cooles were

been, and are being, exa ult of all these factors

tumber of meno

hom work? CasDOS

energetic effaste un business it is to

this

Atiasion

by the

Bhear

lung

for the

the

of expenses by

Cos

“Britis fed clothing and blankets that

is was the

athod

bot to a cold climate One hundred and congrents were ret

NATION

ENTS

JUST RECEIVED

BROADWOOD

PIANOS

Specially made for this climate.

The Anderson Music Co., Ltd.

Powell

GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERS

NEW LINES IN

FANCY WAISTCOATS

EVENING WEAR