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A GOOD HAUL

Two Watches And A Pen

Pleading guilty to a charge of stealing a gold watch, a white metal wrist watch a fountain pen and a white metal cigarette ease from No. 11, Seen Keen, Terrace, the property of Mr. Lau Kwok, an unemployed Chinese named Ip Ling Shing was sentenced to six months' hard labour by Mr. Hamil ton at Central Magistracy yester

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grille and the headlamps are "worked into the curves and this is art of the scheme to eliminate alr resistance and air drag,

The rear of the vehicle is also he last word in graceful curves, and the outside is sure to create ja good impression when the car is shown to the public "to-day in Gloucester Arcade.

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the other pocket was found the" Chiot Warder Buchanan stated | screw-drivers, one of which was that the prisoner, No. 17334 was of a special type, Defendant sentenced to six months or a fine was, arrested at 3.45 dm. An- of $1,900 on December 15, and on other man who ex about January 16 was admitted to the ten yards behind, and whom the What constitutes a new model prison hospital

defendant denied knowing, was al-In motor cars? Fresh designs ap- pear on the road from day to day so searched but nothing was

and the latest' to arrive in Hong. found. !!

Kong is the "Airflow" De Soto ""

I the exterior is attractive, the which a representative of the "xury of the interior is no less sOC-

Daily Press had the pleasure The front seats are adjustable and of inspecting yesterday. The car cowi ventilators enable air, to pass Before Mr. Hamilton at Central came to the Colony on the Empress under the seat, ventilating the Magistracy yesterday, several Euro-l of Asia on. Thursday and has ¡ entire car. The rear seats are de- peans were summoned in regard, already created a very good im-signed to rival the comfort of to traffic offences.

pression at a private preview held lounge chairs, being deep and soft yesterday at the showrooms of the and upholstered in the fine quality National Motor Car Company. material. There is plenty of rid- The new car represent the latest ing comfort within the car, which in streamline designa, There are seems destined to make its mark In the Colony as the first of a ugly angles anywhere. The ont end is rounded and slopesreally modern design to be land- gracefully backwards. The radia-i ed here.

Dr. L. D. Pringle, medical officer- in-charge of Victoria Gaol, stated that on admission to hospital, prisoner's condition was diagnosed as pulmonary tuberculosis which was confirmed by bacteriological examination. From the time of his Ko Kau, unemployed, was also admission his condition became charged with theft, but denied progressively worse until he died the offence and admitted another at 8.40 p.m. The post-mortem ex- charge of unlawful possession of famination, disclosed very extensive a metal wrist wätch. He received pulmonary tuberculosis, which was one month's hard labour.

the cause of death.

day.

Chik Ho, a cook. pleaded guilty

The jury expressed no wish to to recefying the gold watch, and see the body The Coroner ad was sentenced to two months hardjourned for a few minutes and Liabour.

viewed the body.

Sergeant Kelly said first defend- ant gained ehtrance into the house' through a window which had been left open on the night of June 3.

Captain Dunlop was fined

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$5

by Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kow- Ipon Magistracy yesterday "for leaving his motor-car outside the Star Theatre

10.30 p.m. on May 12. Mrs, Labrum of. No. 87, Waterloo Road, was fined 85 for the 1 similar offence, outside Dalry Farm shop in Kowloon near the Bus Stop in Nathan Road,

R.A.F. CORPORAL FINED

For Traffic Offences In Kowloon

Eric, George Harbert, a corporal

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On resuming, the jury returned a verdict of death from natural

causes.

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Capt. L.-J. Walch, R.A.S.C... driv er of private car No. 1878, was summoned for having overtaken and passed a stationary tramcar an its near side at Whittfeld on May 22

Inspector Nicol stated that there were several people getting into and out of the tramcar at the

time.

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Traffic Sergeant Youe admitted that when he spoke to defendant, defendant had told him that some- one had shifted the car.

Inspector Nicol added that New "proper parking Street was not

Defendant pleaded not gulity to the charge, and the case was ad- journed for 11.15 am, to-morrow.

Mr. F. Grose was summoned for having left his car unattended in Queen's Road, opposite the place. Shing Theatre.

On

a charge of being in posses- sion of wo screw-drivers, two keys and a pair of pilers. at for ap. unlawful purpose. Lau Kai. Mr. Horace Lo appearing for aged 3 was ined 850 with the the defendant, said the car had alternative of one month's hard been left in New Street, which, he labour by Mr. Macfadyen at Cen-understood, was a proper parking tral Magistracy yesterday.

place, but when defendant came Defendant stated the articles out from the theatre, he found were given to him by a friend in the car in Queen's Road., Appar- an opium divan.

ently it was driven there by some- one unknown. Defendant had made enquiries, and was informed

Detective Sergeant Goodwin stated when defendant was search ed. in. Possession street, the

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J. P. Gardner was cautioned on two summonses for having falled to obey the directions of a police amcer in uniform at Bonham Road, and allowing his car. No. 3823. to remain in a thoroughfare The hearing of the case WAS adjourned until this morning at longer than necessary. 11 a...

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Inspector Nicol stated that de- E. Greyer, of Messrs. Sander, Wiel- fendant parked the car on the

bend

near King's College, and er & Co., was summoned for hay when asked by the constable to ing driven private căi. T267 at a speed in excess of 20 miles an hour shift it, he would not. He had left through Aberdeen village on May his car there for more than five

minütes. 27.

Defendant admitted the sum-Being his first offence, Mr. that a driver had been seen to mons, and a fine of $10 was "tm- Hamiton administered a caution

on both "summonses. » take the car into Queen's Road.

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in the Royal Air Force, made an-keys and pliers were found in the other appearance beföre Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Ma- gistracy yesterday to answer three summonses (1), falling to stop after coming into collision with " coolie at 11 a.m. on April 28, (2) failing to drive with due care and caution and (3) tailing to report the acciderit to a police station.

Defendant pleaded guilty to the first and third charges but denied the second.

Traffic Inspector: Saunders in- formed his. Worship that the Folice had no evidence to offer with regard to the second charge, which was accordingly withdrawn:

Inspector Saunders said de-. fendant knocked down a coolie in Salkung Road near the Kowloon City Police Station at 11 am, on April 29, and carried ΟΣ The coolle received a fractured leg and had to be taken to hospital, where he had remained since, the day of the accident.

A fine of $25 was imposed on the first and third charges.

Compensation Question. With regard to compensation," his Worship remarked that de- fendant ought to do something to compensate the coolie. who had been in hospital, for over a month. Inspector Saunders said the coolie had not yet been discharged from hospital and suggested thei the question of *compensation should be left over until he was able to leave.

THEFT OF BLANKETS

Sentence of three months' imprisonment was passed on a mer named Liu Fung who was charged before Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday with theft of blankets and bed sheets from the Yaumati Govern- ment Slipway.

It was stated that defendant was employed at the Slipway as a store coolle and was found on May 31, with a blanket and a bed sheet. As the result of a search made on him, pawn tickets re- lating to six other blankets were found, the tickets being issued by six different pawnshops. The defendant pawned the blankets for various sums ranging from $2.50 to $5.

STOLE SOMEBODY'S GÓAŤ!

A dead goat was produced as an Exhibit before Mr. Hamilton at Central Magistracy, yesterday when two unemployed Chinese were charged with theft and fecefving respectively at Queen's Road West.

The goat when stolen, was alive. but when defendants were arrest- ed it was found to be dead.

Yuen Nam, admitted the charged of theft and was sentenced to two months hard labour, while - Li Ping was sentenced to one month's hard labour on the charge of re- ceiving.

PRISONER'S DEATH

Coroner's enquiry into the death of Chung Fong, aged 21 who died while serving a six months" sentence in Vietoria: Gaol was held at Central Magistracy yesterday with Mr. Macfadyen as Coroner, í assisted by a jury

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