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ADVERTISEMENTS FED UP WITH ARMY!

NOTICE.

Trabanttention of the public H Sanitary Board wishes to

MAGISTRATE'S SOUND ADVICE TO SOLDIER,

so the possibility of contracting FOLLOWED BY SENTENCE OF Cholera from eating Uncooked Veget ables and Fruit.

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J. H. GELLING, Secretary, Sanitary Board.

1982.

22nd June, 19

NOTICE.

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SIX WEEKS.

The cass in which Private Andrew Young was charged with theft of five watches took an interesting turn before Mr. J. A. Fraser at. Kowloon yesterday, when Inspector Elston, prosecuting, said that "de WE bersby give notice that fanciunt, with a view to getting a MR. STUART TAYLOR lighter sentence, had landed him a WILLIAMSON has beer, mitted watch a low minutes before the as a Partner in our Firm us from the 44 was due to start. The wate

had brem identified as one of tho 1st iustuot,

five alleged to have been stolen by the defendant.

DOUGLAS LAPRATE Hongkong, 27th June, 1982.

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TR. HANS' MEIER has been Ruthorized by ine to sign my Brm per procuration as from I JULY, 1982.

MR. MUHL'S authorization to sign firm is hereby withdraw as from 31er AUGUST, 1932.

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HONG KONG WAR MEMORIAL NURSING HOME.

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Tis hereby notified that, as from 1rt July, 1932, the scale of charges for accommodation in the Nursing Home, Kellett Ridge, will be

A accommodation $11.00 per day. B accommodation 9.00 per day,

BY ORDER OF THE COM- MITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.

LINSTEAD & Davis,

Secretaries.

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His Worship: It is pretty Inte to do that, you know.

Asked by his Worship whether he was changing his ples, defend. ant, who had previously pleaded not guilty, replied in the nogstave.

As all the evidence for the pro- seention had stredy been given, bi Worship asked defendant if he had anything to say.

Defendant I have nothing to

RAV.

His Worship: I have gone “over the evidence of the prosecution very carefully and 1 find that the ovi dence is conclusive, I therefore convict you.

However, there must Jara ROC reason for your doing this i

Delosidant: I'm led up with the Ariny.

His Worship: Even if you, as you says are fed up with the Army, 15 is not a good way of showing it by bringing disgrace to it..

Defendant: It is the only way to be discharged:

His Worship Think of the dis grace. You realise the seriousness of the offence? You are ecnvicted of felony, a thing which will follow you throughout life, in every coun- try and everywhero you gɔ,

Defendant: I have already die- the graced myself by joining Army.

His Worship: No, no. You must not say that in this Court.

Inspector Elston painted out that defendat's net must have been Fremédiated and entcalted. It was hot the fact of a"man who was saddenly tempted. It was also not the case of a man who was fed up with the Army and wanted, to get ont of it. If it was he would not have run away.' bus would have stayed there until he got pinehrd.

CERTIFICATES Nos. 1965 and As it was, it took the police nearly

4885 for Five and Ore' Shares, 24 per Share paid up, Numbered 74401,74405 and 90556 respectively in this Society standing in the amo of LOUIS JOSEPH. GRNARD (DECEASED) late of Shanghai, bare been, Declared LOST, and if st the Expiration of One Month from the duts bereof the above Documents be not forthcoming the Said Certi ficates will be deemed cancelled und of No Effect, and NEW Certificates

od

work to trace the defendant Sentence of six weeks was pass-

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MOTOR-CAR LICENSES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HONG KONG

DAILY REBH."]

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LAWN BOWLS

RECREIO: TEAMS FOR

» TO-MORROW?

The following will represent Club bow B de Recreio in the lawn lengus games to-morrow -

Senior tent (home) v., Civil Sør- vice at 350 p.m. :-). M. M. Alves., C. A. Lopes, F. X. M. Silva and

G. Silva (Skip).

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F. A. Xavier. R. R. Robarts, L. C. 1." Souza and RF. Luz (Skip).

A. Gutierrez, F. V. Ribeiro, A. S. Gories and C. E. Marques (Skip)

Sin-You may or may not be uware" of it" but I am informed |°C. that the Motor Car License fee, Į valid for 19 mentha is now $38. | Hitheria this fee was 24. This is increly 30 per cent. increase. In these days when most business coit corus and individuals just and only just manage to exist, on their overdraft and by the exercise of Extreme economy the additional expense of 812 for a car license is simply nothing at all. It is chear. fully paid, for the Hong Kong Basto (Skip). Government demand is. There is therefore nothing mars to be said. except that I am amazed thas the Motor Car License fees are not in- ereased to 848 per annum, mere 100 per cent, instead of only 30 per If this were done now it would save a lot of hothor next

Inf

I would even suggest that

"Junior team (nway) . Yacht Club at 3.30 pm M, A. Carvalho, H. Rozario, J. J. Basto and C. H.

F. A. Prata, J. M. S. Rosario, J. C. Ozorio and A. H. Basto |(Skip).

A. A. Xavier, Fi X.. Sonzen, E.

M. Remodion and Dr. R. A. C. Barto (skip).

Open Singles.

year. these fees be, paid not to now one year in" vnuce, but 2 or 3 years

In the Brst round of the oper in advance. for it is of course certain that the money collected | singles championship, J. C Ozorin would be carefully and judiciously beat . E. Maughan, the winmor expended, by Government. and we

could now Instond of bater, enjoy meeting F. L. Replay in the sext

round. the benefits thereby,-Yours, etc.

WHOLE HOGGER. Flong Kong, June 30, 1992.

H.K.F.A. ANNUAL

MEETING.

SUNDAY FOOTBALL TO BE

CONSIDERED.

The annual general meeting of the Hong Kong Footbal ABBO- tion has been fixed for Friday, July 10, at 5.30 p.m. in the board-room of Messrs. Jurding, Matheson & Co.. Lul.

Included in the business i item" consider alterations to rales" which have been recommend. ed by the Council. It is proposed to delete Rule 1 and substitute the following :-

C. J. Tacchi abo entered "the second round by defeating F. Jones 21-10. He will next meet the win- ne of the Farrell-West,tie..

AQUATIC SPORTS.

ENJOYABLE EVENING AT

NORTH POINT.

SOUTH CHINA MEETING

ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD.

The South China Athletic Ano- was the cintion Bathing Bench scene of much amerriment last even-

ing when the Club held its anmuni aquatic sports.

Matches may be played on Sun- days under the jurisdiction of this Association. A Club or player shall not be compelled to play in The events attracted a largo num. any match on Sunday, Good Fri-her of entries and, varied as they day or Christmas Day."

A second paragraph is proposed for Rule 7 en follows:-

Players who have played more than one match in the at Division of the "League shall be considered senior players and may not play in the 2nd Division without the consent of the League Management Committee, neither will 1st or end. Division players be allowed to take part in 3rd Division football with nut. the consent of the League

for the said Bhares will be issued it BRUNSWICK Management Committee."

their stead by the Society.

PAUL LAUDER,

and

General Manager.

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Hong Kong, 29th June 1982.

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The sixth Symphonic Concers which is going to take place on Sunday, July 3, at the Peninsula Hotel, looks very attractive indeed. The Whole, composition of the programme is very popular, and the special attraction will be one of London's most popular singers, Ms. D. Blair, L.R.A.M., the for- a delightful tunate possessor of coprio voice of remarkable range and purity. Mrs. Blair will be ne- companied at the piano by Mr. F. Mason, AR.C.M.. and it is car migly worth while not to miss this performance.

were, provided plenty of competi tion. All the fun was forthcoming when the obstnale race was thum while the duck-esthing race proved: to be extremely amusing.

The results were: ---- 200 Metres Variety Team flaco (Girls)-1, Miss Young Sau King's 9. Miss Mok Suk Poon's team; team,

200 Metres Variety Team. Race (Men's),-1, Eau Hung Chu's verum: 9, Wong Yuk Pui's team.

200 Metres, Open Relay Race.--1, V.RC. 9. S.C.A.A.: 3, C.B.C.

200 Meires Open Relay Race (Ladies)-1, S.C.A.A.

100 Metres Apple Race, Wong Sui Cheung: 2, Lau Hung Chu; 3, Chu Fook Yin

Water Polo. - S.C.A.A. beat S.W.B. by goal to 1.

50 Metres Novices Race (Girls),-- 1. Miss Szeto Suk Ki; 2, Miss Wong Hoi Man; 3, Miss Yeung Siu Chuni

100 Metres Obstacle Race.-1, Ohn Focke Yiw; 2, Chin Tai Ching: 3. Lan Hung Chu

30 Metres Blindfold Bart for Cirls-1. Min Yeung Sau Chen; 2. Miss You Pai Hea

Erg and Spoon Race.1, Loung Yun Hang: 2, Wong Yuk Tui; 3, Wong Bui Cheung.

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SEQUEL TO GIRL'S DEATH.

DRIVER WHO DROVE ON AFTER ACCIDENT.

Chun Tak San, a private driver, was charged boforo Mr. Wyonet Fones yesterday with failing to stop after a fatal accident in Hennessey Road on June 5 last and failing to- report the accident to the police.

Mr. Horace Lo, defending, in ploading "Chuilty" explained that it was through sheer fright and nervousnes that the defendant fail- ed to report the accident..

Trade-Inspector C.F. Alexander stated that the case was a serious ane, puinting out that the defen- dons must go before the Inspector General of Polica (the Hon. Mr. T. H. King) at the conclusion of the sorious case. The I.G.P. Look n view of the matter.

Mr. Lo asserted that in this onse it was not so much callousness a sensu of fear. It was only natural. for a driver or anyone, to rup sway through fear.

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His Worship-1. know. But we have got to discourage that feeling.

In faing the defondant $30 or three weeks' on the first charge, and 825 or to days on the second count, his Worship remarked that it was very serious matter." If drivers are going to drive un after accid- ents, not caring what has happened, the Colony will become an extreme. ly dangerous place to live in he added.

Several Similar Cases.

Trafic-Inspector C.F. Alexander, for the prosecution, remarked that ' the defendant had acted in a very callous manner, after having knock- ed down and killed a girl. Several case of this natare had bron, re posted, and only on Monday night, a Chinese man was killed in Nu- than Road, Kowloon, under similar cirmumstances. The Police, he said, had a hard job tracing the offenders. It was a serious case. In this case, the defendant, had no excuse as to being chased by coolion, or even Being assaulted by them, and there he failed to stop. was absolutely no excuse as to why

His Worship remarked that the defendant had made a rather, Inse confession.

Mr. Lo reitarted that it was nevar too late to repent!

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