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GOVERNOR."

MEDALS AND AWARDS AT ANNUAL PARADE.

EUROPEAN ESTATE IN THE COLONY.

PROBATE GRANTED LOCALLY.

Estate in the Colony worth $8,100 and net personalty elsewhere amounting to £5,915 10s. 80., was left by the late Mr. Vyvyan D'Oyly Wintle, inedrporated insurance broker, formerly of No. 97. Cle. There was a very smart turnoutment's Fane, London, who died at in the compound of the Central Durley Court, No. 33. The Avenue, Police Station yesterday when H.E. Enstbourne, Sussex, on August 30, the Governor, Sir. William Peel, 1830. K.C.M.G., K.B.E. inspected the Hong Kong Police Force.

Resealing of certified copy of probate has been granted to Mr. Over 250 were mustered, there be H. C. Mocnamara, of Messrs. Dea- ing sixty Europeans, sixty Indiana,

cous, as attorney for the widow, Afty Cantonese, fiity Weihniwei Olivin Wintle, excentrix, and the men," twenty-four. Indian guards | executors, Edward Rickards, a and twelve Russian guards on Lloyd's London Underwriter. parade.

After making bequests totalling. The Inspector General of Police | £300, testator directs that the rest was in charge of the parade, other of the estate and effects be held | officers present including Messra, T. upon trust for payment of the in- | II. King, P. P. J. Wodehouse, D. come to the widow during her life. Burlingham, W. R. Scott, Khan | time, In the event of her death, Sahib Nawab Khan and "Sirdar Suhib Monindar Singh.

Accompanied by the Hon, Mr. E. D. C, Wolfe, his Excellency, who ¦ was attended by his A.D.C., Capt. Coltman, inspected the various divisions, after which he distribut vd medals and other awards, a full list of which will be found below.

After the parade, the Emergency Squad gave 2 demonstration. Various methods of coping with a disturbance by armed and uvarinød en were shown. The Emergency Squad also showed the proper nuthods of challenging a party of nan who might be armed. Half the squad drew their revolvers and covered their quarry while the other half systematically searched the men,

the estate is to go to testator's bro- ther, Lieut. Col. Ernest dë Vaynes Wintle, of the 17th Cavalry, then stationed at Allahabad, India.

Lotters of Administration, Mra. Hin Yan Yung, afias Yung Un Shi, alias Un Kang Shek, late of No. 2, Kai Tack Bund, Kowloon, who died intestate at the Pan Lus Hospital, Shanght,, on Blarch 27, 1928, left Hong Kong estate which Ces- has been valued at $9,000, sato letters of administration to the unadministered estate. Have teen granted to her husband Yung Ilin Yan, a Shanghai merchant, who is temporarily living at No. 4, Ying, Fai Terence.

On the whole the demonstration was very impressive and much credit is due to Sergeant Hunt. under whom the Emergency Squad at No. 77, Wing Lok Street, on was trained.

19/10/30, and which subsequent-

resulted ly

in

the conviction

Among the visitors present were. the Hou. Mr. A. E. Wood, Hon. Mr. S. W. Too, Mr. Li Yick Mui,and sentence of two defendants in Mr. Lo Chung Shi and Mr. H. the Supreme Court on 8/1/31, to Somerset Fitzroy.

three years' hard labour and two

are' hard labour respectively,

Governor's Tribute.

After presenting the medals and awards, His Excellency said:

"It has given me very great pleasure to make this inspection this afternoon and I congratulate you on the emartness and othciency of the turnout. I also congratulate

A.5.1, B. Thorpe; Commended by H. E. the Governor for axellent and pianstaking work while in charge

the Hawkers' Sub-Department. LS.0.838. Chin. Pai; Cominended

work as a Detective Officer in Yau- nati District during the past two years.

áll those to whom have just disby H.E. the Governor for zealous tributed medals and certificates and who have been recommended by me for special commendation. I trust that their success will be an incen tive to other menders of the force 'to achieve à like success.

I should like to take this oppor- tunity of thanking the force for the very excellent work they have done during the past year. I have been che cininiam recaligation work of the Criminal Depart ruent. That deportment has a very difficult task to perform, and while the work is of a very interesting nature, it is always fraught with considerable danger and I think that it holds a wonderfully good

record.

At the same time good work in

P.C.C.303 Lau Tang; Commended by H.E. the Governor for alertness and vigilance on duty on the open. sion of a case of attempted arson which occurred at No. 77, Wing Lok Street, on 19/10/30, in which he effected the arrest of a man, which subsequently led to the conviction and sentence of two others in the Supreme Court on 8/1/31, to three years' hard labour and two years' hard labour respectively.

Second Class D,W. Modal, Det. D.W.110 Yen Mun Chuen;

the other branches is essential to the success of the whole machine, and it is very desirable that sach one in his own branch and place should do his bit. No doubt work for good work during 1930 He like that of the Trafo Department joined the D.W. Force in 1920 and say 'seom at times somewhat mono-

was awarded a 3rd Class Medal in torious and meebanical but it is

1929. On the 10/4/30 be, was com- work which is just as casential for the welfare and safety of the lives mended by Mr. Lindsall, P.M. for cf the citizens of the Colony. the smart arrest of a pick-pocket.

rather hesitate to mention the

Third Glass D.W. Medals. various other branches except to re- peat what I have said that it is Detective D.W.100 Fok On; for necessary for you all to do your good work during the year 1930, own part and so continue to make while engaged in confidential en- this force a great success.

I can say that as Head of the quiries.

Government I appreciate very much

D.W.43 Wan Ming; for the arrest

the good work done by you all durof a robber at Trung Sau Lane on ing the past year and I feel con

roached,

fident that you will all put your the 25/4/30. The O.W, aw the rob- hearts into maintaining the higher running away from the scene of standard which you have already the crime, chased and arrested him. The robber tried to deceive the DW. by stating that he (the rob ber) was chasing two men who were running ahead of him. At the June Criminal Sessions prisoner was sentenced to three years' hard: labour.

THE AWARDS. H.E. the Governor has been pleased to approve the following Awards:-

Third Class Medal. PS.C.3 Shek Tui; for zealous and diligent work in the C.ID.

Fourth Class Hoda's,

..

Balillos Modals. Insp. C. F. Alexander; for excep-

1.8.B.107 Lal Singh Awarded tionally good work while in charge the Belilios Moidal, Bronze, and the of the Traffic Department during roward of 85 for jumping off Blake the past five years,ent during Pier and saving the life of Chan Insp. J. Murphy; for an axel-Fu who had attempted to commit lent record of work during 18 years suicide. service and for exceptional ability To Kam Wing; Stoker on board and zeal during 1930 when he was the steam launch Man Tat, Award- attached to the 8.0.A.

od the Bronze Medal and B3, for L.8.8.008 Lo Ki; for excellent rescuing from drowning two girls work in the C.I.D.

who attempted to cómmit suicide; B.BC32 Cheng Pak, P.B.C.138 they bad jumped overboard, from Chui. Yung: P.8.0.206 Kw

the Sham Shui Po ferry launch Clasa LI, Engineer o Kwok Tsui, Class II. Eng07 6o Shing Shup. for long and faithful service.

Commandation.

Man Tat on March 2, 1031.

Life Saving Certificate, and .....

Medallion. LS.A.197 Hunter. L. 8.A.60 Bimp. on, L.8.A.10 Coleman, "L.S.A.19 Award of Marit.

Insp. A. N. Reynolds; Commend. ed by H.E. the Governor for his Hill. excellent handling of Police inves tigations in connection with a s LSA kot attempted- arion which occurred Harris,

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