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Around the Courts

CONCUBINE STABBING

CASE

terfeit 10-cent pieces and 149. counterfeit. 5-cent pieces on the Canton Wharf on Friday.

Sentence of 10 months impri-

-According to Information re- ceived by Mr. Peter H. Sin from sonment was passed by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at Central Magis- Inspector Eiston of the Criminal Investigation Department, Hongy on Saturday on Wong Fuk who was charged with returning Kong Police Force, and also from

from banishment before the ex- pired time, Defendant was ban bing case" will not now be heard shed for 10 years In December.

the Court, the "Concubine”, stab-

at the Supreme Court as the two men, Chan Shing-shun and Ng Kin, who were committed to stand their trial at the Criminal Sesions on a charge of having procured Wong Tal and Li Chan to cause grevious bodily harm to Yu Sze- mul, the first accused's wife, were released from custody on Satur- day.

It will be recalled that the stabbing took place on March 27, when Yu Sze-mul, the complain- art. Was returning

the from market to her residence in Jaffe Road.

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The last hearing of the case was on May 9, when both the ac- cused were committed by Mr. W. Schofield to stand trial at the Session.

Mr. J. A. Fraser, the Assistant Attorney General appeared for the prosecution at the proceedings in the Lower Court.

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Li Shing an "unemployed, was sentenced to six months' hard la- bour by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen

last year.

For the theft of a watch from. a boarder at Wah Tal College, No 5 Yng Fal terrace. Kwok Chi, a 23-year-old unemployed was sen- tenced to one month's hard labour by Mr. Macfadyen at Central Ma gistracy on Saturday.

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LI Ping Wai, driver of private car No. 3767 was fined $25 by Mr. Schofeld, at Central Magistracy, for driving without due care of caution near the Star Ferry,

NEW BAN ON EXPORTS

New Regulations

It is notified in the "Gazette that the following regulation in regard to prohibited exports has been made in place of Order No. 727 made on June 30, 1922:

No person shall, except with the express permission of the superin- tendent of Imports and Exports, export any of the following articles to any destination:-

Aircraft of all kinds and their component parts.

Ammunition (whole or parts). uther than ammunition for use in smooth bore shat-guns

Arms of all kinds and their component parts, other than smooth bare shot-guns.

Explosives, other than industrial explosives.

Provided however that this pro- hibition shall not apply to any of the above mentioned articles where,-

Arrested on Friday on the Tat (a) such articles are consigned Hing Wharf in Connaught Road to some place outside the Colony with 38 taels of raw oplum and 22 | and "in transitu” on any velsel as taels of Government prepared "bona fide" čargo and entered on oplum in her possession, Leung the manifest: and Ching was on Saturday sentenced by Mr. W. Schofield to a fine of $1,900 or in default nine month's hard labour when convicted, of possession of drug.

Revenue Officer A. W. Grimmit who prosecuted stated that the

parts of her body when searched.

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BASEBALI PLANS IN SHANGHAI

Amateurs To Start Practice This Week

-Shanghai, May 14. The committee of the Shanghai Amateur Baseball Club will bald a meeting at 5.30; to-night at the Foreign Y.M.C.A for the purpose of appointing a manager for the team during this coming season. The captain of the team will not be chosen for several weeks, according to Mr. C. Tobin, a mem- ber of the committee.

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PROMISING ESSEX PLAYERS

North London Tournament

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, April 30. Essex' has some ripening talent, judging by the excellent form. shown by two young members of the county team, HA Hare and 8. Peachey, at the North London Hard Courts Club's tournament at Highbury yesterday. Neither won, but each put up, a great fight against much stronger opposition, Hare being beaten by F. H. D. Wilde, 6-4, 6-3, and Peachey los- ing to Y, Kuwahara, the Javanese. by 9-7, 8-1.

Hare, indeed, was rather unlucky not to win the first set from Wilde. He led 4-1, and Wilde was 1540 down on his service in the next game. Hare drove with good With the race meeting conclud-length and severity on both hands, ed, practice for the Amateurs will soon be under way. Construction has begun on the stands, and the Prac- diamond is being laid out: tice is. expected to start before the end of the week.

The Amateurs are faced. this season with a scarcity of pitches: Liboon so far is the only man who can be used on the mound.

The infield will have four Veterans from last season, how- Fielden. ever. At first bases Ward will be at second, Krauss at third and short stop will be played by Lainneck, who was captain last year.

In the outfield there will be Deegan, Huebner, and Ward, with Riley as utility. Don Brosseau will catch.

and his kicking service often found the comers. Wilde, however, was very accurate with his drives, and playing some perfect passing strokes, saved the set and was al- ways too good afterwards.

Peachey showed a pleasing free- dom of stroke against the speedy Kuwabara, whose indefatigable re- trieving from the back of the court drew, forth errors from his op- ponent.

GIANT SOUTH AFRICAN

Probably, the tallest man ever to take part in the Wimbledon cham- plonships arrived as a member of the South African team in Eng land. He is W. Musgrove, who stands 8ft 6in.

So far nothing is known about new material to strengthen the team. Some names have come in, one of which is Bill Biesel, who played at Dartmouth College. Others are Smith and Honeycutt. and

"FAULTS IN NEGATIVES'

Interesting Talk To Photographers

A large number of "camera fans were present at the "K" Room of the Hong Kong University on Saturday night when Mr. Peter A. Dragon, the well-known photo- grapher, gave a lecture on "Fruits in Negatives which was illustrated by sildes, loaned for the occasion by Mesara. Hioza Lamited.

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(e) in case such articles are transhipped as aforesaid, notice thereof, together with particulars of the articles, is given to the Inspector General of Police at a reasonable time before the tran- shipment.

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MUSICAL TREAT

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A treat is promised music lovers when the Russian virtuoso, Mr. D. Dimowili give a recitai Oi! Saturday evening at St. Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon оп the "balalaika" instrument.

Mr. Dimoff's repertoire consists mainly of works, by Schubert.

Chopin, Liszt,

Tchalkowsky, Paganini, Kreisler, etc., which are generally given by violinists. He will be assisted by Madame 'Nura Kanis (planist), Miss M. Gomez (vocalist) and Mr. D. Wolf local cellist), well known audiences. The concer: will begin at 3.15. Ten per cent, of the total proceeds will be given to the Russian Church Fund.

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Mr. Dimoff, it may be remem- "bered, broadcast from ZBW "on Wednesday last. This 13 his second Far Eastern tour, his first

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CHURCH GUTTED IN TIENSIN FRE

Tientsin, May 18,

A fire this afternoon gutted All Saints Church in the British area, and spread to the Kailan Mining Administration building across the street. The sparks set the Dairen Kisen Osaka Shosen's building." & quarter of a mile away, on fire.

Soldiers of the US. 15th Infan- try and the Worcester Regiment and civilians aided the fremen. There were no casualties, but the damage is placed at many thon- sands of dollars.

The fire started in the bell-tower of the church, where workmen, who were fixing the bell, left a blow-torch on a rofier. The fire started at three o'clock and was

all under control by 4,1 Reuter.

CONGRESS CHALLENGED BY ROOSEVELT

N.R.A. Continuation

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Washington, May 18.

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The six players who have come over are: N. G. Farquharson, the old Cambridge Blue and present holder of the South African singles title, V. G. Kirby, Max Bertram

agency. and J. Hendrie-these four will

Mr. Dimo, whose present tour play in the Davis Cup-tie against has been arranged by Mr. Hai P. Poland at Warsaw on May 17, 18 Mills, Manager of the Consolidated

Following his decision to 19-and Musgrove and W. Amusements, Ltd., of Shanghal,

goes on from here to Singapore, the Patman Bill, President Roose- and velt flung down another challenge the F.M.B., Penang, Java British India.

to Congress to-day by stating he „Tickets, at $2 and $1 respectively, had agreed with the Board of the Mr. T. B. Barker will act as non- playing captain, and he accom-may be obtained from Messrs N.R.A. on a programme involving expansion of the National Re- panied the team to Baumemouth Moutrie's, Chater Road, or the

Beauty Parlour, covery Act projects over a period from Bouthampton. The visitors Bogdatsky

of two years. are to take part in the British hard Hankow Road, Kowloon," court championships, which begin on April 29, and they will after- wards go to Paris for the French championships.

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London, April 30, Herr Hitleris utilising his stay in Munich to superintend the ar- rangement of his fat in Prinet Regentenstrasse.

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"MASS TERROR"

London, May 17... Nine members of the Parliamen- tary Labour Party have tabled a motion in the House of Commons urging the Government to bring to the notice of the German "Gov-

caused by the mass terror now ernment the feeling of repugnance

prevalling in Germany, and in- vising the Government to inform the German Government that this condition of affairs has an unfor- tunate influence upon the cordist destrable relations which it is should exist between Germany and Great Britain- British Wireless

PATMAN BONUS BILL

Washington, May 17, Mr. J. N. Garner, President of the House of Representatives, has signed the Palman Bonus Bill, which was sent to the White House this morning. President Roosevelt devoted the afternoon to writing his veto message, which, it is un- derstood, will be couched in the strongest possible terms, and will probably be sent to Congress on Monday..

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COLD SPELL IN BRITAIN

London, May 17. Wintry conditions prevall over

This decision was taken despite a large part of England necessitat- the fact that the Senate had voteding the abandonment of the race. to prolong the NRA for only ten

months.

It is believed, however, that sen- timent in the House of Represents tives favoured the continuation of the NRA for the period which the Fresident wishes.

Reuter.

MRS. WILLS MOODY TO COME BACK

That the great fascination in The nineteenth ordinary yearly photography lay in its wide scope, meeting of shareholders of the The rooms have all been renovat its great possibilities and its un- Wing On Company (Shanghai), ed and enlargements have been. limited utility, formed part of Mr. Ltd., was held at 219, Des Voeux made. All the furnishings and de

corations are being carried" out- Dragon's talk

Road Central on Thursday last. Mr. Dragon went on to say that The Balance Sheet disclosed according to Herr Hitler's own de

signs. sa the attractiveness of a photo-profit for the year ending Decem

The Fuehrer is a great lover of graph by in the final print and as her 31 last of $1,022,254.19. German 18th century art. the print was dependent on the decided to pay dividend of eight

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attain perfection in negative- a bonus of $132,320.44 to the direc of blue, gold and white, made making.

tors, managers and staff, to trans famous in Wagner's operas, vand He then showed various alides fer a sum of $529,281.75 to General the furnishing in all of the same cannot say definitely whether ustrating the major faults and Reserve and write off #160,662.50 to style. He recently purchased six will play, but I will it I feel an also gave some excellent advice on depreciation of buildings, furniture paintings of German 19th century well as I do now," she said

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meeting at Haydock Park, which was covered with wow and of the golf competitions at Southport and Tenby, South Wales,

It is many years since racing has been stopped by snow in May.

Several degrees of frost were re- gistered on Thursday night and hundreds of acres of trult corps in the vale of Invesham have been damaged.

British Wireless."

TREASURY BILLS

San Francisco, May 18. Mrs. Helen Wille Moody, former lady tennis champion is contem-

London, May 17. plating staging a comeback at The total amount applied for in Wimbledon, she declared that she | £36,000,000. Treasury Bills was

diately.

South China Daily News (Nam Wah Yat Po) negative, the arst step should be to per cent., absorbiris $800,000, to pay the German heroic colour scheme was leaving: for England imme-262805,060 The maximum amount

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