1931-12-29 — Page 11

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1931.

CHINESE ENG. &

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ANNUAL REPORT.

TO-DAY'S WIRELESS

PROGRAMME.

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11 to 11.30 am-Stock and Ex-

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100 pan-Europant recorded pro-

Harpsichord Solo--" Tocratina.

(Scarlatti)

Harpsichord Sole —

Pastorale

Variations with Cadenza '; (Mort).Mme., Regina Pator "DI CAMIOARIMIDIN

8 p.m.-Local timp, and weather.

report:

8.03 to 11.30 p.m.-Relay from the

Ko Shing Theatre 10.30 p.m.-Rugby mid-day Press

11.30 p.m.-Class down..

The Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Chinese Engineering & Mining Co., Ltd.11.30 am-Chinese recorded pronews: was bold in London on December 122. when the Directors Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ended June 30, 1031, was submittel. The following is an extract from the Report:

The not result of the year's trans- letion-shows-a-balance.to.the credit

of Profit and Loss Account of £47.942 made up as follows:-- Proportion of Kailan

Mining Administration's

Proits plus Interest in China

£142,010

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1 p.m.-Local time and weather re

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1.30. p.m.Rugby Press news, etc."

Relay of speech from Rotary Clah tin The Rov." G. T. Weldegrave on Scouting ip Hong Kong.

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Organ Solos. Englandia-Medley.

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3.36 to 8.00 p.m.-

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Humorous Song-The Willows." Humorous Song" In the Morn ing."-Vormiw Long.-DB376. Song Old Time Comedians."

Frank Wood.-DB281. RandRag Dull.".

Band Laughing Marionetto. ". Debroy Somers' Band.-3038. Scotch Song-"The Waddin'

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ROBBERY TRIAL.

IDENTIFICATION PARADE

FAILURE.

RECOGNITION LATER IN POLICE COURT.

"The trial of two men at the Cri minal. Sessions before the Chief Justiça (Sir Joseph Kemp) and a jury, which was adjourned last Wednesday awing to the Christmas holidays was resumed yesterday when previons witness was fur ther cross-examined and denied an allegation that the first-accused was struck by Ewes Chinese constables at the time of his arrest,

Chang King Man and Li Fat are accused of boing members of a ganz of five men who carried out a roh bery house in Kak Hang Vil Ing. Kowloon City, on October 18. They are defended by Mr. Hing Rhing Lo, while Mr. Somerset Fitzroy is for the prosecution.

Continuing his evidence unde eross-examination, Kwok Chun, an inmate of the house, stated that he went out with two Chinesa detes tives two days after the robbery with the intention of looking for the robbers and not for any parti eular man. After they had been walking for three hours witnes came across the first accused in the street and pointed him out to the detectives as one of the robbers.

"All Dressed Alike.”

A woman inmate of the houne stated in her evidence that she re cognised the first accused as the man who had tied her up and removed her ear-rings.

In answer to Mr. Lo, witness ad- mitted that she did not recognis prisoner at the identification parado held threg dave after the alleged robbery, but that she was able to recognise him in the Police Court some 27 days later.

Witness explained that she was unable to recognise prisonet at the parada owing to the fact that he was among R nuinbar of men all dressed alike. When she identified him at the Police Cours the was able to recognise him by his fea tures and not by his clothing

Another woman witness explaje. ediat she was unable to identifu the two accused in the first in- shane, owing to it being dark at the time the parole was held. "Wi ne said that she reconnie the first acoused in the Police Court the man who tied her up and the second accused na the ran wi' was carrying a chopper for open- ing boxes and cther property.

Unrecorded Statement. Mr. Lo put it to the witness that no record had, been, made by tha Magistrate of any statement by witness that the second was a men- ber of the gang.

Witness repeated that she had stated that second accused was al63 there at the time of the robbery.

Mr. Le I put it to you that You only pointed out the accused hecause they wore in the lock --

Yes

Further hearing, was ndiourned until this morning..

From the Stadio.

6.28 to 7 p.m.-

Orchestral,

Summer Night on the River (Delius).Sir Thomas Beecham ant the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.-D1638.

Masaniello-Overture. (Auber) --Milan Symphony Orch.- DX137.

"Voices of Spring" (J. Strauss), Felix Weingartner conduct. ing the British Symphony Orch. DX306.

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1.05 to 8 p.m.-

A Concert.

Piano Selo-"Polonaise in E

Ent Chopin)-Jose Echaniz -D1613:

Song Eileen Alannah (Mar-

ble and Thomas)," " Song-y Ain Folk

Mills

and Lemon).-Dame Clara Buite (Contralto-X341.

Instrumental Trio-Trio in 8"

(Beethoven).

Instrumental Tria" A Bright Morning on the Alps" (Holst). -Anonymous, 2395. Chorus (M) Where the Bee Sucks (Shakespeare and Arne) (b) Come Let Us Join the Roundelay Beale).

Chorus It Was a Lover and Hi Lass Shakespeare and Morley). The B.B.C. Wireleas Singers-DB:64. ·

Violin Solo-- Tijuca " Mil-

haud).

Violin Solo Bourree in B Minor (Bach)-Joseph Szi- geti.-D1633.

Song Tom Bowling" (Dibdin). SongThe Bay of Biscay

(Cherry and Davy).-William Heseltine (Tenor).-DX70.

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