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was most particular

about the name. I may say

her ladyship's medical adviser

.

has advised her to-er-ah- to consume more milk. It would be as much as my place is worth to take anything but Nestlé's.”

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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1930.

WOMAN CLAIMS TO BE GUILTY.

UNUSUAL INCIDENT IN OPIUM CASE,

HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF CHILDREN,

MANATIONS: $10,000. FROM

MR. WAI SHIU PAK.

The Executive Committee of the above Society gratefully acknow ledges the receipt of the following further subscriptions : ----

Special Donation.

There was on, unusual incident AL the Central Magistracy on Saturday, when, in the course of the hearing of an opium charge be- fore Mr. R. F. Lindsel, a Chinese Mr. Wai Shiu Fak woman came into Court and declar- ed that the 7 taels of illicit opium discovered in a raid on 3 Chinese Street, first door, was her property and submitted that the person in the dock (who had with her, a small (baby) was not answerable for the

offence,

:

Revenue Oficer Grimmitt told His Worship that the woman in dock admitted ownership of the drug on the night of the raid and was subsequently arrested. The magistrate ordered the summons to be made out in the names of both Women. The bearing then pro- ceeded.

R. O. Grimmitt said when a raid was carried out it the premises on Friday he found five taels of opium in the rear cubicle, of which the,, original defendant was the oc eupier. Two one-teal tins of opium were thrown out of the window when he entered the room. On first defendant accepting ownership of the drug she was arrested. The second defendant on that occasion did not connect herself with the affair.

His Worship discharged second defendant and imposed a fine of 3730 or three months' imprisonment or the first defendant.

DEAD SISTER'S SPIRIT.

Life Membership Subscriptions.

Mr. Au Lim Chuen ....... Mr. Au Shiu Cho ..... Jir. Chaa Tin Son

dur. Chau Tung Shining

Mr. Ip King Fon

The Hon. Dr. R. H. Mr. P. K. Kwok

Kotowalk, C.M.G:

Mr. Li Yau Tsun, C.B.E. Mr. Li Yik" Mui

Mr. Lo Cheung Shiv Mr. M. K. Lo

Mrs. M. K. Lo Mrs Mok Kon Sang .... Mi Ng Wab

Mr. S. S. Perry Mr. J. H. Seth

Mr. Tang Shiu Kin Mr. T, H. R. Shaw

Mr. Tong Yat Chuen .... Mr. Wong Kum Fku

$10,000.00

Annual Subscriptions and Donations. The Right Rev. Bishop

Valtorta

Donation

The Rev. L. Banchio- Nr. E. Cock

Donation

Mr. J. E.......

LONDON'S "LIDO.”

HYDE PARK CROWDS INSPECT THE SITE.

What was the most popular spot London newspaper writer. Was it in Hyde Park, yesterday? naks a the corner where the tub-thumpers harangued for hours or the belfry whence came the melodies of the enrition? Was it the place by Retten Row where the old Chelsea pensioner lured the pigeons with. food which he gave them froci a paper bag?

No. All these favourite shows 100.00

had a rival. This was that patch 100.00

on the scuth side of the Serpentine 100.00

where London's Lido is being creat- 100.00

ed and Mr. George Lansbury's 100,00

dream is slowly coming true. *100.00 • The Sun's Effort.

100.00 London Lido, the centre that pre- 100.00 sently is to be utilised for sun- 100.00 bathing. held the attention "of 100.00 crowds of spectators.

100,00 Every one wanted to see what was 100.00 going on behind the wide. bigh 100.00 wooden partition which screened 100.00 queer-looking building devices that 100.00 now are wrapped in clothes and 100.00 mystery:

100.00 The sun shone, but restrainedly. 100.00 There was a grey, frosty look about 100.00 the sky with the promise of im 100.00minent anow. The wind was sharp

and nippy and masses of hungry guils settled on the silver smooth water making designs and patterns as they clamoured in chorus for 8.00 food. 10.00 It was a wintry scene calculated 5.00 to make pedestrians shiver and 5.00 think of tea and hot tonst by the 95.00 fireside. But the idea of sun-bath- 5,00 ing here in summer overcame the 5.00 presence of winter.

What They Saw.

Dr. E. W. Kirk

Miss Manuk

5.00

Mrs. F. C. Mow Fung

Donation

5:00

5.00

Mr, J. L. McPherson

Mr. A. Nissim

5.00 6.00

FORTUNE TELLER'S TRICK TO Sir Henry Pollock, K.C.,

GET JOSS MONEY.

and Lady Pollock- Further Donation ...... Mr. J. O. Sheppard Mr. R. C. Wilkinson Mr. H.. W. Wilson-

Donation

25.00 5,00

оде

90.00

10.00

5.02

There was nothing to see except layers of thick creamy black mud.

"

The story of very foolish Chinese joss woman, who was per- suaded to with a considerable sum of honey and jewellery to Дви pease the spirit of her deceased alster, was related before Alr. Whyte-Smith at Kowloon Magis- tracy on Saturday.

The complainant in evidence said that she met the defendant (another married woman) whilst on a visit to her neighbours. The latter said she was a fortune teller and told her that the spirit of her deceased sister was in hell," and would molest her if she did not allow the

defendant to joss to the spirit. The complainant consented and parted with 4 and some clothing. The de fendant 'came the next day and said that she had got in touch with the dead sister, who had asked for silk clothing, a gold ornament, and new Bank notes. The complainant handed over a suit of clothing, car rings and 824 in notes. The two women then went to a Temple ta worship.

The defendant had promised to

Anuuymous (Postal Or.

ders $5.09)

$19,150.02 Already acknowledged 3,145.00

$13,298.02

bers and 84 annual subscribers and The Society has now 41 life mem- 30 donations have been made to its funds:

Some people jumped on green chairs and tried to look over the top of the wooden fence. Others descended to the level of the ground on all fours and tried to peer uns derneath. Some were happy be- cause they found a small hole in of the wooden partitions through which they obtained a view of what is happening within the en- closed space.

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Persons desirous of giving their support are earnestly requested to forward contributions to one or other of the undermentioned :-

The Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Li Hoi

Tung, c/o Messra Banker 0.930. Co., 4 Queen's Road, Central. Mr. J. T. Prior, 9, Ice House

Street.

Mr. T. N. Chau, 6/9, Queen's

Road West,

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return the money and clothing the BEATEN BY 217TH WORD. Three Minutes of First-Class Prepar

next day but, was not seen until a chance meeting later when the com- plainant had her arrested.

The defendant in answer to the charge said that the money was giver ou loan at 10 per cent, in- terest.

Evidence waa also given by a next door neighbour to complain- ant who said that she bad also been

fooled by the defendant over lottery

tickets.

The Magistrate sentenced the "de- fendant to two months' hard labour and remarked that the defendant had carried out a mean fraud.

ALLEGED DRUG RING.”

BELLION DOLLARS CAPITAL.

(UNITED PRESS.]

WASHINGTON, March 18. Harry Analinger, Deputy Prohibi- tion Commissioner, said to-day that the Far East is no longer, the chief source of vant importations of nor-j

SPELLING CHAMPIONSHIP

"LOST.

The word "colic" cost Emma Quong, an olive-skinned thirteen year-old girl born in the United States of Chinese parents, the school spelling championship of Illinois.

Emma, after maintaining an oven pace with Marie Densch, also aged thirteen, finally bowed to this word and contented herself with being the second best speller in the State. It took Marie 217 words to "pell down" Emma.

Both girls and nineteen others, including three boy, went through the first 150 words without a miss. Forty others fell by the wayside All sixty-one were spelling cham- pions in the communities they re presented

Miss Quong is the daughter of Gum. Quong, a laundryman.

cotics as was the case until a short Want a Good Tiffin

time ago.

• ;

Instead, the principal source at present was a group of factories in Pwitzerland which supplied cocaine, morphine and other narcotics. Turkey was also supplying crude and refined products which were smuggled into the United States through the West Indies and Cen- tral American countries and thence by ships to San Francisco and points along the Gulf of Mexico,

The Enforcement Division; now holds seized narcotics valued at more than $2,000,000, which are awaiting destruction, the. commis- rioner declared.

Meanwhile syndicates with re- sources in excess of a billion dollars, gold retain a vast army of peddlers warring against the prohibition enforcement department which maintains only a small group of detectives backed by an appro- priation of $1,500,000 to finance their fight, said Mr. Anslinger,

It was intimated that although the enforcement group can keep track of the trend, of the narcotics trade and make many individual seizures, the opposing forces are so numerous and so well financed that at the present time the fight is virtually a hopeless one so. fat as any comprehensive narcotics house- cleaning in the United States in concerned,

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...

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"

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