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THE KOWLOON COAL

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Now Wanchai “Carries The Baby'

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(By Our Special Correspondent)

I was having lunch with a party of friends the other day amongst whom were two Kowloon residents, Conversation was rather general to begin with. but' as time wore on. It gradually drifted to the Residents Association

the peninsula was a coal yard in- stead of one of its most desirable residential quarters.

It has been suggested many time that the land occupied by the Kowloon

Railway could be converted into and its activities.

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sociations, it was not afraid to voice its opinion in any subject affecting Kowloon and its residents in general.

beauty of Kowloon very consider ably.

to Jardine's look out) for their coal there already. must be several thousand tons or

To return to the subject of the coal dump, however. Now that the I must say that I am in agree-Kowloonites bave gained their ment with this statement. "Al- though not a member of the KR to put up with a coal dump nuf- point, some other people will have A., I follow its activities very close-sance. From all indications, this ly and one of the most recent in- coal dump will te carted bodily to stances "when its influence with the reclamation in Wanchal (next the powers-that-be was used to good purpose was during the dis- cussions of the Coal Dump. Thanks to its kindly help and advise, the body of residents who petitioned the Government succeeded in winning their point. The Coal Dump is on its last legs, so to speak, and while there are some who might feel that it was not as big a nuisance as it was made out to be, I cannot but agree that it is all to the good that it is to be more after a week or two. Taking it for granted just for argument sake), that being where It is or used to be, did not very much inconvenience the residents In that locality, one must agree that it gave the place a pretty gloomy sulook, to say the least.

When visitors from other coun- tries come into the harbour on one of the many big liners that call here, it does seem such a shame that on looking into Kowloon they find a mass of coal, heaped up, Just as if that particular part of

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A NEW STYLE ROBBERY

Borrowed Car And Stolen Bangles

CHEATING HIS EMPLOYERS

'Bus Conductor Fined At Kowloon

A conductor employed by the Kowloon Motor Bus Company, was charged before Mr. Wynne- Jones yesterday with attempting to defraud the company on Sep- tember 4.

Detective Sergeant Lamont said defendant gave two tickets, Nas 3310 and 3331, to Corporal Whit- more 'and · bis - wife when they boarded the bus at the junction of Nathan Road and Waterloo Road at 7 p.m. on Saturday. The two tickets should have had consecutive numbers.

After handing the two tickets to Corporal Whitmore, accused wanted to take them back because. he said, one ticket was for Mrs. Whitmore. Corporal Whitmore re- fused to separate the tickets.

Later, an inspector boarded the bus, and accused once again tried to get Corporal. Whitmore to give one ticket to his wife. Corporal Whitmore again refused."

On examining the tickets, the inspector asked Corporal Whit- more where he and his wife board- ed the bus, and the latter told him. The Inspector reported the matter to the Company and later to the "Police."

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It is hard to imagine a better choice for a coal dump. Residents who have been in Hong Kong long

Making a statement in his, de- enough must know that the Wan- fence the accused said that the chai community are a peace-lov- ticket No. 3310. had been torn off ing lot who can and will put up the book by mistake. Six passen- with almost anything. There will gera had got on the bys at Sham- be no danger of them petitioning shuipo but he had inadvertently the Government to remove the punched seven tickets. He had in- coal dump, for what difference will tended to sell this one to the next a little coal make to the beauty of passenger, but had forgotten about that delectable section of the Co-it until Corporal Whitmore came

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up.

Mr. Wynne-Jones: I am sorry. I don't believe you.

In years to come, some young :2 fellow may be able to tell his children that he was one of the people who had this nice piece of ground" (while walking alons of six weeks in prison was impos- A fine of $50 with the alternative the suggested -promenade) con- verted from fast a common coal dump "to what it is to-day." and well, the Wanchail folks will per- haps still go on without a grum- ble!.

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and the HONG KONG erprising Chinese 1250: evening Roston Braves in their double-

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