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At the request of the B.C.A., who considered that the maximum of a year's hard labour which one 'Ma- gistrate could give, would not meet the case, Mr. Wynne-Jones and Mr. Balfour jointly' sat at Kowloon Magistracy yesterday to hear the charge against Tang Shin, a widow, of kidnapping a 4- year old child from his mother's house.
Outlining the case Sub-Inspector Eiston, attached to the B.C.A., sald the clitid lived in Sheung Sha Pul Village with her mother and the defendant was also a gardener there. On October 11 defendant went to complainant's house to look for work. She left the house about 4 p.M. and after she had gone it was found that the Httle
also boy was
missing. At first suspicion did not attach to defen- dant, but, subsequent to a report to the police, the villagers held a meeting and decided to watch de fendant. On October 14 she re- turned to the village to visit an- other neighbour and was arrested. She admitted taking, the boy from his mother's house and keeping him in hers while she found purchaser. The boy was eventual- ly gold to a widow in Yuen Long Village who had no children of her own, for 83150, $30. of which defendant had already received.
She gave as her excuse that ber husband had died and the man
who kept her was 111 in hospital. and she wanted money to pay the hospital bills. Against that how ever was proof that she had found a purchaser before she took the
ild.
Defendant pleaded guilty. Mr. Wynne-Jones: You told the Inspector your man was in hospi- tal, why is it when "the police made enquiries they could not find him?-I don't know why.
Sentence of two years' hard la- bour passed.
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19, 1933.
THE Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
TEAM
A Very Formidable
Combination
DANGEROUS FORWARDS AND HARD-WORKING · HALVES
(By Our Special Correspondent)
to be the
Although the European Y.M.C.A. this lot combines extremely well, hockey team have not turned out Lowe, of course, will be remember- at full strength so far this season. ed for the many good games he they are one of the most talked-put up when playing for the Club of combinations wherever hockey while McLellan, the captain of the enthusiasts gather, and from all side, is acknowledged
t accounts and reports I have heard. finest centre-half in the Colony. they will take, some, beating, when He has the happy knack of being they do get their full side.
able to feed the forwards at all times and is ever ready to stiffen up defence. More than once he has been described as a player with a magnet at the end of his stick The other half is George Fowler, a really promising youngster, who, will go far.
A few years ago, the European Y.M.C.A. ran a fairly strong team. and what they lacked in material, they made up in keeness. For the past two years, however, things have taken an entirely aspect al together, for with D. McLellan, the well-known. interport sports- man, at the head of things, hockey in the "Y" soon grew to be one of the most popular pastimes in that institution. Not only has McLellan built up the men's teams, but his advice has proved to be of the greatest help to the team run by the Ladies Section of the Asso- ciation. In this direction credit also must be given Mr. E. F. Selk for the hard work he has put in. "
To confine myself to the men's team, however, I shall first of all state that so far as their forward line is concerned, the European Y.M.C.A. will have no equal in the Colony this season, I shall deal with that later and as a "bully- of" will start from the goal- keeper, George Duncan, who did so much useful work between the sticks for Shameen and who is generally acknowledged to be one of the finest goal-keepers in South China. I saw him in action in a few games and it was absolutely uncanny to see the way he stopped the shots that are fired at the
THE FORWARDS
Geoffrey Lammert, another play- er, who has done great things for the Club, will lead the forwards and he will have Brown and his cousin Frank Lammert as his in- side men These three have learnt to understand each other's play in the few games that they have had together and they are al highly dangerous inside the circle. Sydney Fowler and T. J. Price will probably fill the outside positions, and as both of them have a lot of speed in them, they will give whoever are up against them a really tough time of it.
I would like to see & game between the "Y" and the best eleven the Hong Kong Hockey Club can pick. It would, be a game worth travelling a long way to see, and, although. I know the Club have a very formidable side, I should be rather inclined to put my money on the "y" should the game come off.
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Appearing on behalf of Mrs. Chan Leung-ahi, Mrs. Chan Ho-shi and Mrs. Man Kam Lo, at the Kowlopa Magistracy yesterday to answer summonses for failing to re- move a European and a native
Mürphy and Selk at 'full back are very reliable, and it is perhaps their perfect understanding that make them so hard to penetrate.
Then we have the halves, who comprise Lowe, McLellan, and George Fowler. Like the backs,
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cent, Kowloon Tong, Mr. Horace Lo submitted that his clients were not the occupiers of the premises who were the real persons to be summoned.
Mr. Lo said residents of Kowloon Tong had a grievance against the Government in that after under taking to supply water for water elosets, it had failed to do so.
The Magistrate.-I am afraid, Mr. Lo, that that is not a matter for me to go into All I am concerned with is that the Sanitary Board has given your clients three months to remove the water-closet and that they have failed to do so.
Shun Lai Tsoi, a Chinese wor man of middle class, appeared be.. fore Mr. Wynne-Jones at Kowloon Magistracy yesterday in answer to three charges: (1) keeping an un- registered muj tsal. (2) ill-treating her, (3) beating her, knowing that she was under 16
S.CA, said that on the receipt Inspector Fraser, attached to the of anonymous information he went with Miss Tam of the Hongkong Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Children to a house in Booth Street. There they found the girl, Yau Yuet Ting. Miss Tam ex Mr. Lo said the occupier of the amined her in the presence of premises was Mr. W.V.M. Curtis, defendant and found marks of he had spoken to Mr. Curtis on the bus on her face and left leg. matter and he wanted to have this Asked how she had got those case in Court in order to have the marks the girl said she had been matter thrashed out under the burnt with loss-sticks by defend lease of the house, the owner wasat, whom she addressed as "ab powerless to do anything in, the ku (auntie) Defendant said the matter. They could not remove the girl had been presented to her by water-closets without the permis- a woman named Wong Yi Kwo sion of the occupier. They had sent and had received as "ginger and workmen to the house, but Mr vinegar money the sum of $100. Cartis had refused let the work- She said she needed the money men carry it out.
owing to her mother'a · Hiness when charged she had made the following statements:
I tied her up because she stole things to eat, and as I had some Joss-sticks in my hand I burnt her with them. I did not cause her bodily harm by assaulting her; the marks on her neck are skin- disease."
Yau Yuet Ying, the little girl. was at first frightened arid refus- Miss Tam managed to induce her ed to answer the interpreter, -but
to talk. She said the marks on her face. hand and leg had been burnt with joss-sticks by defend ant who did it because she had atolen food. This burning had been done in the house in Booth Street where defendatit had sent her to live with "ahak and "ab tae". She was tied up with
rope before being burnt Mr. Wynne-Jones . really. doubt if these are burns at all The doctor's certificate is 50 vague and makes no mention of the marks. I think we must have the doctor here--I must talk to him. I should hesitate to take the little girl's story that those are burns, unless there is actual me- dical evidence that they really are burns.
The Magistrate-Well then, I'll make an order now for you, and Mr Curtis to see that the Sanitary Board notice" shall be carried out within seven days from now,
His Worship. said that whether te regard her as my daugh- pak with whom the little girl
was staying. the Sanitary Board notice was rea-
The case was adjourned here till Monday 23 for the evidence of "I don't regard her aaa za Doctor Machie and the man fahi
Mr. Lo-But I don't think woven
sonable or not was not for him to Court's assistance in carrying out say. It was a matter between Mr. the order of the Sanitary Board be- days would be sufficient for us to Lo's clients and the Board. It was cause Mr. Curtis had been obstruct-open negotiations with the Sani- not for him to go behind that notice ing him. Now he would include itary Board. We will probably not and say whether it was right or Mr. Curtis in that order so that it even receive a letter of adczowledg. wrong;
Mr. Curtis obstructed him again, ment in that time,VALL Mr. Lo had recently, submitted then. Mr. Ourtia would be disobey His Worship --I don't think so, that he had come to claim that ing the Court.
I think we will leave it at that.
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