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LOCAL WEDDING.

MARTIX-STEWART.

A wedding of great local interest was solemnised at St. John's Cathedral, Hongkong, yesterday afternoon when the Hev. Ernest Williant Lunn Martin, sou of the Rev. Canon and Mrs. Martin of Durham, was married to Miss Kathleen Louisa Stewart, daughter of the late Rev. B. W. Stewart of Fakion.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS,

REQUIRED.

Bev. Canon, and Mrs. Martin, a cheque: DISMISSAL WITHOUT NOTICE. Mrs. Mack, a cheque: Mr. A. E Martin, I silver ten-service; - Mrs. Mackenzie. A GREAT DEAL OF JUSTIFICATION Pakho face; Major and Mrs.· O. L. Martin, a cheque: Captain Hussey-Mac- pherson, Sheffield plate pepper castor; An netion was brought in the Summary Profesor and Mrs Middleton-Smith, Court, before the Puise Judge, Mr. J. Satsuma coffee-set; Mr. N. Tuesdale Mackintosh, silver, inkstand; Mr. and Mrs. Mok Kam Sang, silver rose bowl; Rev. and Mrs. Kirk Maconnehir, inlaid Pekin bowl and stand; Mr. and Mrs. There was a very large attendance of Hamilton Maxwell, silver butter dish friends for both the bride and bride- Mr and Mrs. Moyes, silver butter dish; groom are well-known in the Colony, Mr. and Mrs. McElderry." Swatow. ten Miss Stewart has spent a great part of cloth: Mr. B. L. Moeller, silver bon-bon her life in Hongkong as a member of dish, Dr. and Mrs. Moore, pair of silver the staffs of St. Stephen's Girls' Colleg napkin rings: Me, and Alra. Maepher and afterwards of St. Paul's Boys Colson. Swatoe enibroidered table nap legr.

Furthermore, as old rezidentskins: Mr. Mellis, silver toast rack. know, the name of Stewart has been hon- ourably associated with the Colony for Mr. Martin is the popular Warder of St. John's Hostel."

yeurs.

The eremony was performed by the Yen Archdeacon Barnett, assisted by the Rev. J. T. Holman, acting Chaplain of the Cathedral Mr. Temple Bevan. 31. C. was the organist »

The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. B. G. Stewart, acting Principal of St. Paul's College, wore a beautiful dress of lace with Irish lace veil, the gift of her aunt, Miss Stewart of Monkstown. She was attended by one Bridesmaid, Miss Edna Atkins, who wore a dress of bian Georgette trimmed with pink charmeuse and hat "to match. Mr. A. E. Martin was best man.

After the ceremony, a reception was held at Bishop's House. St. Paul's Col- lege and in the beautiful garden attached to the house, Mrs. Edkina kindly acted as hostess and amongst the guests were: Sir William and Lady Brunyate, the Ion. Mr Claud Severn, C.M.G.. Colphial Secretary, Mr. J. R. Wood (Prince Judge), the Ven Archdeacon and Barnett, Dr. T. W. Pearce Mrs. Dr. X. Teesdale Mackintosh. Professor and Ms. Middleton Smith, the Rev. and Mr. J. Kirk Macosachie, the Rev. J. T. Helman, the R. Gordon Statt, R.N., the Bev, S. K. Tso, the Rev. Paul Tso (Canton), Commander Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. N. I.. Saith, Mr. §. W. Too, Miss Hits, Mr. H.. R. Wells. Mrs. Aniss, Mrs. Gerkens Mr. J. L. McPherson, Mr. T. lowan, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Claxton, Mr. and Mrs. Lay, Mrs. Ma Ying Pai. Mrs. Ma. Wing Chan, Mr. Young Shiu Chene and many others.

A great nuinber of presents had been reriyed and were displayed in one of the Curridors, of Bishop's House for the inspection of the guest. The following

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3. TW. Ainsworth, twelve coffee

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aanonymous giver Slanderin. tea-spune: Staff Sergt. and Mrs. Andrews, silver bob-bab dishes: Mr. David "An. gmbroidered fan.

HAVE YOU SIGNED

THE PETITION FOR

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Dr. Ng Tin Po, photo frame, Mr. Paul, silver cup and saucer: Mr. W. L. Pattenden, two sets of Swntow table linen; Staff of St. Paul's Girls table; School, marble-top blackwood Students of St. Paul's Girls School, silver tea-pot and ten-spoons; St. Paul's College Staf, silver rose-bowl; St. Paul's College Students, fish-knives and forks, fish slice and fork, tra-set; St. Paul's College, Class da, silver, vases and tea spoons St. Paul's College, Class 38, China vase and blackwood stand: Messrs. Wong Kam Cheung, Choa Hing Kei. To Ding Hou, Two Chung Yan. Yuu Shin Fat, Chan Man Woon, gold and jade bronch; Dr. Pearce, Swatow table linea Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Perkins, silver bon- bon dish; Mrs. Pollock, silver cake dish, Mrs. Quinn and family, silver cup and saucer.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 18TH 1971.

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THE ESCAPADE" AT THE PEAK "NAVAL ME-S. 03TAINING BEER BY FALSE

-PRETENCES.

R. Wood, yesterday afternoon, by Antonio Customs oficer, and Gilbert "Little George Williams, an unemployed Manuel Sequeira, of 3. Wood Road, Hood, Hongkong, against the Meteor Garage, charged at the Alagistracy, on Monday, ship's engineer, who were 63, Des Vans Road, for 8100, being with the theft from the Naval Officers' three months' salary in lieu of notice. Sanctorium, on Sunday, of a gramo- for wrongful dismissal.. plaintiff and Me Leo' 'Almada' the. Lindsell again, yesterday.

Mr d'Almada represented the Lit. Franks, N., were before Mr.

phone and eight records, the property of

company.

The first charge had been disuisse, the Magis. employed as a clerk as the garage from were found playing the gramophone in The plaintiff's case was that he was teate being satisfied that the men, who 'clock until midnight every night, the King Edward Hotel bar, had no in He received in May a letter of dismissal tent to sten), but bad only indulged in which gave no reason. He saw Mr.a deanken freak. They were now charg-. Silva-Netto, the proprietor. who tolded in respect of another part of their him that the dismissal was in con proceedings, viz., obtaining eight bottles sequence of money for car hire now being of beer from the officers mess at the accounted for.

Naval Sanatorium on the leak with in- sent to defraud; that is to say." added the Magistrate, in reading the charge. you had no intention of paying for it. What do you say

The defence now said that the reason for dismissal was constant absence frem, duty; they were prepared to prevo five absences in May.

As to the question of car hire money.! it appeared that a customer who dis missed the driver at the Star Ferry, and not at the garage, paid the mean short, and the Judge remarked that the plain ti could not be "held responsible for that.

The defence decided to abandon all other suggestions against the plaintif except that he bad been absent from duty.

The plaintiff said he had to be away for meals, but he added that the manager had told him he had better not go out for meals.”

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The defendants made no reply. question was repeated to them individ

ally and the first man replied. "No- thing and the second said, “I don't think I intended to take the beer. We did not know we were pretty well 'oiled' before we went up there,"

The Magistrate: You can hardly ex- pret me to believe you did not. know you wens drinking the betr.

Hood said he must have had a good deel; he still felt the effects of it.

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31rs. A. T. W. Rosse silver teaspoons: A. E. B. Reed, embroidered Swatow

H..S. Carlisle, said neither of the de

Lewis Charles Leroy, 'master-at-arms of ten-cloths; Mr. and Mrs. George Rainer,

fendants were members of the ship's Pair of silver vases and blackwood stand.

The manager, Mr. F. P. Ritchie, and company. He had seen them before in Miss Stewart, table silver, table linen. the proprietor, Mr. A. F. B. Silva-Netto, the Naval Canteen bat they were not Sanders cruets; Mrs. James Stewart, a ly called or telephoned only to be in never members of the Curtiste crew. and Irish lace; Major and Mrs. Orpen gave evidence. They said they frequent naval men. He was positive "they were cheque; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stanton, a formed that the plaintiff was out. They in reply to the Magistrate, the de cheque: Rev. and Mrs. Martin Shewell, admitted that a nephew of Mr. Ritchie's fendants said they admitted they were Apostle ten-spoons; Mr. Soo Hoi Mau, now hell the plaintiff's position. not members "of the Fartiste, Hood Chinese vase; Hon. Mr. Cloud Severn

The Judge pointed out to Mr. Ladded: "I

merchant" service and Mrs, Severn, blackwood tempoys: d'Almada tlust he had to prove a goud o Mr. and Mrs. N. Lockhart Smith, leather deal of misconduct before he could justify case of thermos flasky; Students of St. instant dismissal. It had been admitted Stephen's College. embroidered silk that the plaintit was entitled to go out cloth. tea-service, and lacquer tray; for his meals, and once that was admit Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart, silver ted he thought the defendant's case was entreg dish; Members of St. Stephen's very hard to prove. It was admitted College Association, silver rose bowl and that the plaintiff had given good service pair of silver napkin rings; Mr. and up to his last month with the arm and rs. Staple-Smith, silver spoons; the Judge said he was not satisfied that and Mrs. U. Fr Stewart, peridot and dia- the plaintiff was deliberately neglecting mond pendant on platinum chain: Mr. his work during May. He could not find E. G. Stewart, a cheque; Major P. Sthat plaintiff's course of conduct justi- Stewart, a cheque.

fied dismissal without notice.

Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Taylor, a cheque'; Miss Troon, Swatow tea-cloth: Miss Theng, silver vases and bon-bon dishes; Mr. Ting Fan, silver cup; Mr. and Mrs. S. W. To and family, silver rose bowl; Alrs. Herbert To, silver ten-spoons; Messra Tam Yum Yeuk and Taui Kwing Kwong, vise and blackwood stand: Rev. Paul Tso and Messrs. Li Chi Wa and S. L. Tso, ivory card-cuse; Dr. Gladys Turner, silver bon-bon dish; Mr. Tang

A VÕICE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT? Ying Lam, China jar.

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Bonham Carter, electric rending lap: M. R. M. Barney, blackwood, tea poys: Sir William and Lady Brunyate, China jar ant blackwood stand; Mr. and Mrs. Bioun, a painting No. Boy and Cook, St. John's Hail, silver photo frame and silver napkin rings; 3fr. and Mrs. Banker, pair of l'eking cloisonne vares; Mr. and Mrs. Britton, two pairs of Carvers and case; Bridegroom to Bride, silver-backed hairbrush, clothes-brush and Bairpin-box; Bride to Bridegroom, silver aigarette case.

and Mrs. Comrie, silver bon-bon dish; Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Ussher, visitors' book; Rey, and Mrs. Upsdell, silver vases.

the plaintiff was not entitled to three Alr. Lea d'Almadin then submitted that months' salary but only one mouta.

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quarters at the Peak Naval Sanatorium The Chinese "boy at the officer's

said the defendants came to the plice on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock and said, Officers of the Garate. They ordered beer. were officers ?

The Magistrate: Did you believe they

it. He added that they stayed about au Wisuess: Yes, I took their word for hour and had eight bottle. not pay, but signed three chits.

They did first defendant (Williams) signed two, in defendant (Hood) signed one in the name the name of George Jones," the second

R. Hood." la the witness's opinion. Williams was sober and Hood intoxi-

Mr. F. X. d'Abunda said that was the custom of the Colony and also- the law.ented. The plaintiff was not a menini servant. Halsbury gave periods of reasonable notice for clerks and superior positions" as three months,

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could not have been dismissed without The Judge: Dd you, mean to say he

three months' notion

Mr. F. X. d'Almada: No; one month for dismissal, but for wrongful dismissal three months. It is the custom of the Colony.

The

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Asked if they had anything to say, Hood again acted as spokesman and said they were not aware of the facts. also said he was ** in Jardine's " and mitted that there was no excuse for. his had just come out of 'hospital. He ad

conduct.

The Magistrate fined Williams $50 or three werks' imprisonment, and Hood 2 or ten days, as he did sign his own

name. Mr. Leo d'Almada: I bave never

STONE INSTEAD OF BRICK, A PROSECUTION, BY THE BUILD. ING AUTHORITY.

STOWAWAYS ON THE

**EURALYUS,”

A SYNDICATE TO SMUGGLE MEN ΤΟ SINGAPORE.

On behalf of the British India team Navigation Co., three Chinese were charged, at the Magistrucy, yesterday, with A Chinese was summoned before Mr. Euraly from Hongkong to Sing

having attempted to stowaway on the. Lindell, yesterday for having committed Mr. C. G. N. Tinsa, xolicitor, breach of the plans approved by the mid the vessel had already left the Building Authorities in connection with what, on Monday, when as the result

house in course of construction. Works Department, said that the plans the police, who after an hour's search Air. Vergette, an officer of the Public to anchor in mid stream and signal for of information received the Captain had

more.

The Right Rev. the Bishop of Victoria, leather blotter: The Victoria Home, embroidery, and blackwood tray.

Major and Mira. Walmsley, dessert ser-heard of it. vice; Mr. J. R. Wood and Miss Kember. The Judge thought that one month's silver tea-strainer; Rev. H. R. Wells, salary would be sufficient and gave judg Dorothy bag: Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Wun ment for the plaintiff for $30 and costs.. and the Misses S.“C. and L. C. Wan, silver toast rack; Dr. and Mrs. C. Y. Wang, ivory photo frame; Mr. and Mrs. Wong Oi Kut, silver cup and saucer; Mr. and Mrs. Lock Wei, silver, Chinese ten-cup: Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Woo, silver Bliss Coleman. Ince handkerchiefs; Mrs. Hon, ivory box; Mr. Wong The Ting. bou-bon dish; Mr. and Mrs. Wei Widg Cheung Her Tin, Mrs. Cheng. Tiu Tau, ivory photo frame; Messrs. Yeung Tso Mrs. Lai Hach Cheung, and 3irs. Cheungi and In Cheung He, silver toothpick Slu Fun, eight-day clock; Miss Swatow teacloth..

Miss Clark holders and silver- salt cellars: Messrs. bon-bon dishes. Han, Mr. Chau Siu Ki Yeung Koon Shing and War Wing Tse, pair of silver dishes; Mr. and Mrs. pair of silver napkin rings; Messrs. Cavalier, linen table cloth; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wei nod W. F. Wer, ivory photo Mrs. U., P. Cheung, silver Frame; Mr.grass cloth, table centre, and d'erleys; Provided for walls of bricks, but, instead, found the defendants hiding in, a coal Claxton, Miiver carriage clock; Mr. and Craine; Miss Whiting, blue and white

stone was used. Mrs. Yeung Sui Chuen, Mrs. Li Wai Andrew Cheung, scent Ching, Mrs. Wong. Po Keung Mrs. bottle; Mr. Chan Sin Ming, silver photo Gittens, Mrs. Ms Ying Pin, Mrs. Ma frame; Miss Chau Ying and Miss Ng Wing Chaan, Mrs. Cheung Chan Fong Sai Ha, handkerchiefs; Mr. James Cho Mrs. Li Ting San, Mrs. Chan Sui Ha silver photo frames; Mr. and Mrs. V. Mrs. Poor In Tung, Miss Li Pai Kan, Mrs. Fok. Mrs. Wai, Mrs. Tang, Mrs Ko Lai Ku Mish Ng Lai Hai, Mrs. F Fok, Miss Fok, silver cup and silver

to bring them back to Hongkong as the Company's expens: Besides, the defend- Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Featherstone, & Ho Sing Toug. Chan Wai Yau, Li Po brick, and bad meant

frames; Megirs. Lam Woo, H. Gittens, stone was going to be used instead of ants had caused much trouble by detain. to inform the ing the ship for one hour. Inspector chique; Capt. and Mrs. Fogg, silver nap Tin, J. M. Wong, Cheng Ching Wa, Mo Building Authority, but forgot all about Spear, said in reply to the Magistrate. kin rings; Miss Anne Fung, two silver Fung Chi, Lai Wai Lo, Wong Yee But, it owing to pressure of work. In his that this was the second time since be ornaments;

Mr. and Mrs M. S. Fung. Mrs. Lane Tin Sang, Mrs. Pun On Tang, opinion there was an offence as they were had been in the Water Police that Chiou vas on blackwood stand.

Miss Eleanor Griggs, Chinese embroi- Lin, Choo Shin Kio. Hu Tsai Kuen, Job notified the authorities. He was inform had left port. He thought that there blackwood ten-poys; Messrs. Yong Loo entitled to use stong as long as they stowaways had been caught before a ship Miss Grayson, silver creats; Mite . H. Shih, Ngan Sai Leung, silvered that the stone was properly squared, was syndicate for smuggling of men Grilho, Miss Middleton-Braith, and Miss Atkins, crown derby, and silver salad holder. Archdeacon and Mrs. Barnett,

cigaretto. CASC and amber cigarette but he had not seen it.

inle Eingapore. The Magistrate aen. howl and spoons; Miss Graham, Swatow

The Magistrate said that apparently tenend the defendants to one month's duchess set.

Bov. and Mrs. Blanchett, Misa Baker, the architect wished to assume respon hard labour each. Hazeland, ivory shoe-horn; Major and Ming Mall Mia Saunders Miss Skip the house was the person summoned.

Rev. and Mrs Hewitt, a cheque; Miss Miss Barber Miss Jones, Miss Pitts, sibility

Mr. Yorgette said that the owner of Mra. Hedog-Jones, a cheque; Miss Hodgton, Miss Smith, Miss Sporr, Hias Troon, son, Swatow tra-cloth; Mrs. Ho. Wing Rev. and Mrs. F. Jenkins, Rev. and Mrs. The Magistrate: After all, the owner, SHANGHAI CHILD MURDERED. Kin and Miss Wong Shit Hing, silver W. W. llogers, Mr. Allen Mackenzie, a rather in the hands of the architect Mr. C. Gerken, a cheque; Rev. Tro Sie in a matter of this kind. A nominal. Fong, Messrs. Tso Sie. Leung, Chaufine of 810 will meet the case.

K. Cheung stiver napkin rings.

Miss Duck and Miss Beattie Pakhoi Lace for tea-cloth Mr. and Mrs. I. Dar, silver bon-bon dish.

photo frame

Mr. and Mrs. Ivy, bon-bon dishes; Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Ip, silver frame: Miss Innesa, a picture.

Mr. and Mrs. Josselyn, a cheque. Hon. Mr. J. H. and Mrs. Kemp, silver ten-spoons; Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Knight, silver cruets; Mis Alice Kwok, ivory necklace; Mr. and Mrs. Kwok Siu Lau, dad Miss Victoria Kwok, pair of silver vaca;" Mr. and Mrs. Kwan Tak Yan, silver frame; Rev. and Mrs. King Lee, pair of silver vases; Dr. and Mrs. Koch, cut-glass dish, Mr. and Mrs. King, case of silver eructa,

Wai Yau, Cheng Ping Hong, la Po Lun

lu Po Hang, Butt Lui. Kim, Li Chi Wa,

any drawback in employing stone.

The Magistrate enquired if there were bunker. He asked for a severe penalty Vergette said that stone work was very always that they were found at the port Mr. as stowaways were continuously giving ships a lot of trouble. It was not poor in Hongkong because the stone was not squared as a rale. The builders re of embarkation, but at their destination. lied-os small pieces of stone propped Singapore, it would have been necessary up underneath to make a job of it." the fault was really his.

Mr. J. Caer Clarke, Architect, said that He knew that

Lo Min Nung, Wai Lan Sang, Wong Hin it should carry an additional dollar Wai Ng Ka Kaen, Lin Chun Wai, Tangatap. His Honour disposed of the Ping Woon, Li Shiu Ching. Li Ngar point by quoting the Ordinance which Ching. Li Chung Ching, Weng Yan et cut that any docunient liable to stamp

wong, Mak Tsun Wai, Yeung Chiu the, oilyon cake dishes.

THE STAMP ORDINANCE" QUESTION RAISED IN SUMMARY

COURT.

Had the defendants been discovered at

CHARGE AGAINST JAPANESE AMAH.

A recent London telegram states that the inquest on the baby daughter of Dr. N. Hay Bolton of Shanghai, who was found drowned in a stream at Chipping Norton, has resulted in a verdict of "wil ful murder against the Japanese nurse, duty under more than one article of the Otoki Sakabi, who was found hiding in schedule should be charged under that a feld near where the child's body was article which imposed the highont duty found. The child's grandmother, who In this instance, the Judge pointed out, both articles carried the same amount of was in Shanghai when the nurse wa duty-one dollar-therefore a dollar stamp although rather excitable. The child was engaged, said she was quite satisfactory was sufficient.

very fond of the nurse, she said.

The defence was that the guarantor was not liable until the due date of the noto and could not be called upon to pay anything until the document expired- several years hence

Mr. Lee Shiu Ki, silver photo frame; Mr. Lee Kong Jin, silver tooth-pick stands; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lestio,

A claim was heard by the Pulsne Judge

TRAGEDY' IN JAPAN. entree dish: Mr. King Hong, porcelain (r. J. R. Wood) in the Summary Court, wall vuso; Mrs. Li Tez Ming, jade and yesterday, for $300 in respect of three Mr. F. E. Nash, who appeared for the

YOUNG FOREIGNER KILLED. pearl brogel; Rev. and Mrs. Lindsay, unpaid instalments of a promissory note plaintiff, argued that the guarantor had Pekin cloisonne bowl; Mr. Lai Kwai of which the defendant, a Chinese clerk, guarantood the payment of instalments Mr. F. N. Hill, Secretary of the British Mr. Ronald Hill, the young son of Pui, silver vases; Commander L. H. had

every four months but His Honour beld Association of Japan, was stabbed and guaranteed repayment. Lindsay, volume of poems; Mr. and Mrs. Before the evidence of the plaintiff, that the plaintiff had not made out her killed by a burglar at Yokohama in the W E. Lay, Swatow tea-cloth; Miss Li Chinese lady was heard, Mr. G. F. Case" 'The guarantor," said His Hon Tsing, silver card-case; Miss Hannah Loc Mason, who appeared for the defence, our, in giving judgment for the defen early hours of July eth. Young "Mr. and the Messrs. X.T., K.W., K.F., and raised the preliminary objection that the dant with casts, has undertaken to be Hill, who recently returned from school To Lee, embroidered Swatow tea document sued upon was insufficiently responsible for the repayment of any in England, attempted to seize the in- clothes; Mr. Loh Chap Lam, silver vases; stamped. Ho contended that, as it was capital, repayment of which is due undertruder, who stabbed him and then made Mr. Lo Cheuk susa, pair of silver vases; guarantee as well as a premissory note the note. The capital becomes absolutely good bis escape. The victim succumbed

Mr. J. D. Lloyd, case of silver cruets. (Continued at foot of next column.) dua on the frol date.

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