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Around the Courts

ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF OPIUM

Young Chinese Fined..

A young Chinese named Hui See, described as a shop foki, appeared before Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy on Saturday morning, charged with unlawful possession of two, thels of unpre- pared opium,

it was stated by a Chinese detɑc- tive that the defendant was arrest. ed near the Sai Kong Street, Yau- mati, with the "raw opium tied up in a place of oil-paper round, his waist. The defendant pleaded guil- ty and was fined 884 or one month hard labour In default

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AT THE MARINE COURT

Leaving Port Without a Clearance.

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Leung Shing coxswain of the steam launch Sun Tung Oo, appear- ed before Commander Hole at the Marine Court on Saturday morning, | charged with (a) leaving port with

out a clearance or permit from the Harbour Master and (b) failing to produce a boat licence when request ed by the Water Pohge.

SCANDINAVIAN CUP

Win For Britain

In the Corinthian Team Match, held yesterday under the auspices of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Britain secured 26 points against Scandinavia's 15 points in the day's racing.

The following were the details:

MORNING RACE Scandinavia

BANISHEE RETURNS

Caught Begging in Queen's Road

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The defendant ploaded guilty to both charges and told the Court that the bont licence was taken away from board by one of his fokis by mistake. The Magistrate impos-

Full Naval honours were accorded ed a fine of $30 or six weeks hard didshipman HCB Pearse, labour on the first charge and anot-HM.S. Cumberland, who was kill- her of $10 pr one week on the ed in a motoring mishap on second. 1

Fanting Road, late on Friday after- noon, and who was buried at the Protestant Cemetery, Happy Valley, on Saturday. ...The Rev. F.N. Chamberlain, Chaplain to His Majesty's Dock- yard, officiated at the graveside.

The cortega consisted of a gun- Before Mr. Balfour at Central carriage and crew and an escort Folice Court on Saturday, a Chinese of 100 naval ratings from H.M.S. named Chung See was charged with Cumberland, under Lt. W.A. Juni- anlawfully begging in Queen's Road per, the Royal Marine Band of the Central, and committing a breach Cumberland preceeding the column. of his Deportation Order. The and rendering the Dead March in defendant pleaded not guilty and Saul. said that he was only strolling in Among those present at the gra- Queen's Road Central and did not veside were Captain C.H.G. Ben- beg from any pedestrians for money son, D.S.O, (Cumberland), Captain at all

FE.P. Hutton (Cumberland), Lt. Evidence was then given by the Comdr. prosecuting officer that the defen-CC, Suther (Cumberland), Lt. (E) Rust (Cumberland), Lt. daat was banished from the Colony R.C. Richarda (Cumberland), Lt, in 1032 His Worship, however, Brown, (Cumberland), Captain disthissed the first charge with a W.1. Nonweiler, R.M (Cumber caution and imposed a sentence of land), Surg. E. F.W.A. Fosberg six months "bard labour second count,

on the (Cumberland), Lt. R.C.J. Dreyer (Berwick) and Midshipmen and ratings from the Cumberland.

Military units in the Colony were

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C. B. S. SPORTS represented by Lt. Home and

"Chocolate House" Wins the Cham- pionship

nd/Le Llewyllyn from the South Wales Borderera, L. Ravenhill, Lt.. Skey. and L Laine of the Royal Artillery and the H.K.S. Brigado, R.A.

Floral tributes were sent by the following:-

Captain and Mrs. Cyril Benson, Commander and War- rant Officers Mess, The Ward Room Officers, H.M.S. "Cumberland" Miss P. Hamblin, who won the Vic- "Cumberland,"

Thanks to the brillant efforts of The Ganroom Officers E.M.S. trix Ludorum.

Ship's Company, captured the Inter-House cham-faln, Ward Room Officers and War- Chocolate HouseH.M.S. "Cumberland," The Cap- pionship comfortably from the rant Officers, H.M.S. "Berwick,” "Red House" at the annual ath-The Gun Roun Officers," H.M.S. letic sports of the Central British "Berwick," The Gui Room Officers, School which were held at King's H.M.S. Cornwall, The General Park on Saturday. C. Bander won Officer Commanding and Officers Ps. Pts. the Victor Ludroum.

Head Quarters Staff China. Com- Good racing, close, finishes, and wand, The Officera, 1st Bn. South keen competition were the order Wales Borderers, Lt. Col. Marsh of the day, and as the Headmaster, and Officers of the 2nd East Lan- Mr. J. Ralston remarked, every-cashire Regt. C.B.A. and Officers, one had enjoyed a pleasant after Royal Artillery, The Duncan' Team, The Captain, Committee and Members, Royal Hong Kong Go!! Club.

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In asking his wife to present the prizes, Mr. Ralston said that he felt sure that, like himself. man Noel was at the wheel of the It is now learned, that Midship- everyone had enjoyed a pleasant car. Dr. Gray who was accom- afternoon. Oscar Wilde had once panied by his wife, came upon the imparted an opinion in” ironical vein of those who taught others, rendered medical ald. Midshipman scene "soon after the accident and but he would assure the parents Noel was very badly shaken, while present that it was on occasions Midshipman Pearse, who was lying like this that teachers were com-with a fractured skull, succumbed pensated.

to ha injuries before the arrival of The success of the day's sport the ambulance, he said, had been due, in a great extent, to the friends of the School, Mr. E. Cock and Mr. Jenner of the Kowloon Docks, Major Manners of the Kowloon Godown. Company. Pan. Pts. the Kowloon Football Club, and two special friends of the school who had presented Challenge

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AFTERNOON RACE Scandinavia

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Britain

THE RESULTS.

100 Yards Championship (Boys): Senior: C. Barner; 2, R. Holden Middle: V. Tollervrey; 2, R... May- cock: Junior: D. Gray: 2. D. Holidge.

(Gls) Senior: P. Hamblin; 2, K. Moir Middle: R. Jordan: 2, I. Kraukle. Junior: P. Baxter: 2. J. Prydy. Psn. Pts.

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HEALTH BULLETIN OF

EASTERN PORTS :

100 Yards Handicap (Boys): Senior: W Pryde. Middle:^^J. Odell Junior: P. Brooksbank

(Giris) Senior: Hickie. Mid- "dle: K. Lewer. Junior: E Morri-

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220 Yards Rely (Boys): 1. Chocolate House; 2, Red House: 3. Blue, House.

Catch the Train Race (Boys): W. Keown; Girls: E. Rousseau.

100 Yards Skipping (Girls): Senior: P. Hambin; 2, R. gum- mers. Middle: R. Jordan; Z L Kraukle.

440 Yards (Boys): "Senior: P. Wison; 2. A. Mackenzie. Middie: R. Maycock; 2, R. Hosegood.

High Jump (Girls): Senior: 1, P. Hamblin; 2, E. Rosseau. Middle P.

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Back Race (Girls): Benior: H Reiton. Middle: „J.

Lakeborn.

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One Mile (Senior Boys): 1, E.

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50 Yards Dash (Junior Boys): 1,

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(Girls): Senior: E. Rousseau; 2, P: Hamblin. Middle L Kraukle; 2, R. Jordan. Junior: P. Baxter: 2, J. Pryday. A

Obstacle Race (Boys): Senior! C. Bitzer; 2, W. Pryde. Middle: C Morrison; 2, E Rodgera. Junior: J Mitchell: 2, P. Brooksbank”:

(Girls): Benior: H. Relton; 2. L Decbaffoy Middle: R Jordan; 2. J. Laketorn. Junior: E. Relton; 2, E. Laihovetsky.

Leap Frog Relay Race (Girls):

Red House; 2, Blue House; 3, Chocolate House,

Tug of War (Senior and Middle Boys): 1, Blue House; 2. --Red House 3, Chocolate House.

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Relay Race (Girls): 1." Red House; 2, Blue House; 3. Chocolate House,

(Boys): 1, Red, House; 2, Choco- late House; 3. Blue House.

Long Jump (Boys): Benior: 1. C. Bander; 2, V. Bond Middle: 1 R. Maycock; 2, B. Wilson." Junior: C. Large: 2, P. Brookabank.

Throwing the Cricket Ball: Benfor: R. Holden; 2, V. Bond. Middle: R. Provan; 2, R. Troutt. Junior: D. Hollidge: 3, D. Gray.

Individual Championships: Vic- tor Logdorum: C. Bander (16 points). Victrix Loudorumy Pat Hamblin (18 points).

Junior Championship (Boys); R. Maycock. (Girls): R. Jórdan,

Chocolate House Cup: Won jointly by R. Maycock and P. Ham- blin.

Inter-Form Shield: Form 5.

House Championship: Chocolate House (180 points): Red House

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