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KOWLOON GOLF CLUB

Captain's Cup: Qualifying Round

un October 19-20, 1935.

R. K. Collings 72-5-07, and

W. H. G. Hirst 80-13-67, quali-

fed.

Other scores:--

S. "Jex 79-1158.

H. C. Borner 39-18 71.

H. H. Mundy 79 - 71.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935.

LANTAU MURDER TRIAL

Sharp Warning To One Of The Defendants

A stern warning was addressed to Ho Wah one of the four Chinese concerned in the Lantau 'Murder Trial before Sir Athoil MacGregor yesterday when he was told to give his answers to the questions accurately' just before the Court adjourned to this morning. The men are charged with the murder of du 'Man' Fai of Chukowan Village. Lantau Island."

Mr. W., J. Lockhart-Smith, Assistant Crown Solicitor prose- cuted while Messrs. H. C. Macnamara and Harold Lee, instruct- ed by Messrs. Dennys & Co., were for the defence.

(Foreman). W. Robertson, G. Castle,

Messrs.

F.

Goodwin

C. A. Coelho, Wong Tse Kwong, Chau Lák-Chow, and J. O, Se queria were the jury empanelled.

After Detective Sub-Inspector Rozeskwy had deposed to having visited the scene of the crime, Mr. G. H. Gandy, of the Port Deve lopment Office, P.W.D. went into the box. He was 'followed by Au Sill-wing the son of the deceased, stated that the second accused. Ho Wah and 'three, others. not. in custody went to his hut on the day of the murder him to go

THE ARMY

Three New Colonels

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! London, Oct 10. Lieutenant-Colonel P. M. A. Kerans, M.C., has been promoted Colonel on vacating command of the 3rd Carabiniers.

The new O.C. Leutenant-Colonel L, S. Lloyd, M.C... who obtains com- nand at 44, was adjutant' of the 18th Royal Hussars, which he join- ed in 1912. He was twice wounded in France. continued with the amalgamated, 13th/18th Hussars, and obtained his majority in the 3rd/8th Dragoon Guards in 1925.

The vacant majority in the 3rd thep. L Vincent, M.C.

defendants on August 9 and 1st defendant on August 19.

The first defendant said in an- swer to the charge. "I

did not murder Au Man Fal. I have not much to say. I was not there."

The second defendant stated that he was not there and did not know of the affair.

Lieutenant-Colones H. C. B. Wemyss. D.S.O., M.C., and C. J. Wallace, D.S... M.C., are also pro- moted Colonel on assuming ap- pointments already notified.

has

APPOINTMENTS IN INDIA The Commander-in-Chief made the following appointments in India: -

The third defendant denied the and invited charge whilst the fourth said "I

Major J. B. Stubbs, R.I.A.S.C., to fishing. Be declined | did not murder Au Man Fal. 1

be Officer. Commanding, Supply¦ and the men then, sai down. know nothing about the affair."

Depot, Quettu. Afterwards. witness and two of Alger Inspector A. H. Eiston had

W. Morris, D.S.U.. Major E. the men went to pick guavas given évidence regarding

arrests near the hut, while his father and witness agreed

RIAS.C.. to be Officer Command- with Mr. Mac- another man went to his hut and namara under cross examination ing and Chief Instructor. R.I.A.S.C.

School. slept. Ho Wah, the second accus- that the real reason for the de ed remained with his mother and lay of the trial was to look for

the other members of the gaqe. sisters.

Cross-examined by Mr. Lee," wit- The Crown then closed its case all the and Mr. Macnamara said that he ress said that he knew accused wel; and could identify : had no witness to call other than

the second defendant. Ho them easily. None of the accused

Wah. had had any quarrel with his who said that he knew the rest father and up to the time of the of the defendants, but denied hav- friendly with ing discussed the plot of murder murder they were his family.

at the tea house as suggested by one of the witness.

THE PLOT

Pun Shun then gave evidence regarding the plot of the murder and the offers made at the tea house. After the crime Witness asked the second defendant about It and was told that he killed the deceased with an iron hammer.

Cross examined by Mr. Lee wit- ness mad? mány contradictory statements; stated that he membered the two tea parties at one of which the men were heard to talk about the murder in oud tones. Ho Yau offered $5 and Lau Cheung offered $3 for the murder of Aù Man Fai.

THE STATEMENTS

ré-

Ma Sai Lin, Police Interpreter of the Central Police Station. gave evidence regarding the charges read out to the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th

Major G. Williamson, R.A.VO,, toʻ be Deputy Assistant Director of Veterinary Services. Baluchistan District.

G. 8. Captain

Nangle, "nd Battalion, 9th Gurkha Rifles, to be offclating Adjutant, Star College, Quetta. vice Captain J. S. Garrett, 4th Battalion, 8th Punjab Regl- ment, on leave.

Major B. E. C. Plowden, Second-

Giving his version 01 the In-Command, 5th Battalion, 1st events that led to the crime wit-Punjab Regiment, to be Comman- ness said "on September 1, 'I went dant, 2nd Battalion (K.E.O.), 4th to the hut with three others for Bombay Grenadiers, vice Lt.-Col the purpose to go fishing and ICE. M. Western, retired. „ was carrying a pole and an empty basket. The rest of the party had a lamp and a kind of a torch. We arrived at the hut at about 5.30 p.m. and met the Au's family. Witness aald he then spoke the younger Au.

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further evidence. heard His Lordship said that he was going to adjourn the case til this morning but before doing so he said he was going to warn the defendant.

the Addressing

de- fendant Sir Atholl said that he must answer all questions accur- ately in every detall. "For your own sake I am telling you,” con- cluded His Lordship.

DEATH OF SCOTS SUB-CONTRACTS

BARONET

Major Sir Keith Fraser

(Special Air Mail Service}

London, Oct 10. Keith Alexander formerly Unionist

Major Sir Fraser, Bt.. M.P. for the Harborough Division of Leicestershire. which he repre- London, Oct. 23.

sented from 1918 to 1923, and who W35 3 "football

well-known breeder Inter-league

and match in Belfast to-day, the Irish trainers of tacehorses, died at his League lost to the Scottish League homes

Curiteu Hall by the odd goal in. Ave.--

Lélecstershire. on Saturday night Reuter

In

an

INDIAN COUNCIL OF STATE

Carlton

after a seizure.

Sir Keith, who was aged 67, was Afth Baronet of Ledeciune and Morar, Inverness-shire, having succeeded his uncle in the title in

Work On Queen Marry

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Louden. Oct 10.

Major, K. A. North, M.C., Second- in-Command, 5th Battalion (Bur- ma), 8th Punjab Regiment, to be Commandant, vice Lt. Col. R. H. Wilson, M.C., vacated.

Bt. Lieut.-Col. F. S. Poynder, M.C Second-in-Command, 1st Battallan, 9th Gurkha Rifles, to de in ал existing Commandant vatancy.

ELECTIONS IN DENMARK

Decided Slide To The Left

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Coparight).a

Copenhagen, Oct. 23. The Folketing elections resulted, according to the provisiotal re- turns, in a decided slide to the Left, and in a considerable streng- thening of the position of the The contract to supply the heat who are the Government's main- Stauning cabinet. The socialists, insulation throughout the ma- chinery spaces of the

stay, increased the number of Cunard- White Star liner Queen Mary has seats by alx to total of 68, while been placed by John Brown and

the other Government party de- Co. with the Glasgow branch of

mocrats ΟΙ the Radical Left, Newalls Insulation

retained their former 14 seats, so Company,

that the Government block holds which is associated with Turner of the total of 149 seats, thereby and Newall. Ltd., London. The contract includes the insulation of being assured of a safe majority. all boilers, turbines, main and ex- The so called Moderate Left or hadst steam piping, and shipyard Left Wing Peasants Party, suffer pipe lines throughout the vessel, ed the greater loss in maintaining Insulation of the refrigerating only 28 of their former 38 seats, spaces is at present being carried while the Liberal Peoples Party, cut by Newalls Insulation Com which recently seceded from the pany on their Newsulate" system. Peasants Party, obtained" 4, the using their Nonparell brand sheet Communists 2 seats and the Ger- cork with a special continuous man Party i sent us before. cement Balsh

One seat is still to be alled by the elections in the Faroe Islands some weeks hence. The result of the elections is all the more sur- prising since It was the opposl- tion that had insisted on the elections being held before the June and Morar, are.cadets of Lord expiration of the last term,

They descend The chief issue in the electoral from Alexander Fraser, second campaign was the devaluation of sort of the first Lord Lovat. His currency demanded by radical descendant was "Sir William farmers, a demand which, how- Fraser, Arst baronet of Ledeciune, ever, falled to receive popular sup- The proposals, which will be Dorothy Coventry, daughter of the so created in 1806. Sir William part. It is noticeable that the submitted to Parliament for ninth Earl of Coventry. He is was a Fellow of the Royal Society. German party in northern Bleswig approval, will be studied by the succeeded in the baronetcy by bis, The third baronet' served on - which formally belonged to Indian Delimination Committee only son. Keith Charles Adolphus the staff at Waterloo. His wife, Germany-succeeded in increasing appointed to make recommenda- Fraser, who is 24 years of age. Charlotte Craufurd, was the niece their votes by 28%.-- tlóns upon the delimination of and last year married Blanca de of that gallant soldier.

General Transoce in Kuo Min constituencies and other detalls. Undurragay Bandiford. "daughter | Robert Craufurd, who commanded Qualifications for voting at an of Jullo de Undurrage.

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Oct, 10. The electorate for the Indian Council of State will, consist of about 130,000 voters.

1898.

Formerly a Captain in the 7th Hussars, he saw service in Mata- beleland, 1896-97, and in Mashona- land in 1897, He was also a Major (retired), Territorial Force.

Prior to his election for the Har- borough Division in 1918 Sir Kelth had contested in turn Caithness-

shire and the Bosworth Division

These contracts will give em- ployment to a large number of lo- cal men over a very considerable period.

This, it is stated, is expected to be the effect of the Government's

of Leicestershire. He was a De- proposals, issued last night as a White Paper Cmd. 4,998. Price Puty-Lieutenant for Leicestershire Lovat's family.

and a J.P. for Ross and Cromarty, 6a.), on the franchise for the Council and for the Provincial and formerly he resided in In-

veriuate, Ross-shire. Upper Chambers.

%,

Sir Keith married in 1910 Lady

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as leading it' to the storming of of Cluda Rodrigo,

GRAF ZEPPELIN

the Light Division in the Penin- election for the alling of a seat in CADETS OF LOVAT FAMILY sular War, and was killed while

Bir Keith was well-known the Council of State will also

owner, breeder, and trainer entitle a person to vote at an election to a seat in the Provincial racehorses under both National Their three sons were all not-(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

pres-Copyright),1 the Hunt and Jockey Club rules. The able personages. The eldest. Sir Upper Houses. Generally, qualifications are that a person best steeplechaser he trained was William, fourth baronet, sat in the Friederichshafen, Oct. 23....

won the Scottish House of Commons' for 12 years. With a full complement of pas- should hold property on which the Ardeen, which

Their second son. General Bir sengers, the glant air liner, Graf rate, is assessed at a certain agure, Grand National and the Grand be in receipt of a certain facome, Sefton Chase at Liverpool among Charles Craufurd Fraser, E.C.B. Zeppelin, took off at 8.30 pm. former other races. Sir Keith bred received the V.C. "Their third son,.) ünder the command of Capt. or be the holder or a bolder

James Kelth Wittemann for this year's 15th of a public position. Totaig which won the Royal Hunt Lieutenant-General

Fraser, C.M.G. was the father of round flight to South America. Differential qualifications are in- Cup at Ascot in 1932.

The Frasers, Baronets of Ledec- Major Bir Keith.

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Swansea's Notable Victory

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London, Oct 10. Swansea's vic.ory over the All Blacks makes a break in the mono- tenous record of New Zealand vic- tories at Rugby football. In the course of three visi s to this country the New Zealanders have played sixty-eight games. They have been beaten only twice. The frst time was so long ago as 1905, when Wales snatched victory- cause of great disputation--by the narrow margin of a try at Cardir.

Since

against then, whether clubs, combined countries, or na tenai sides, they have avoided defeat, Swansea's victory on 8a- turday by the convincing score of eleven points to three confirms the view that a first-rate club side, ac- customed to the ways of its in- dividual members and to initiating movements that demand complete mutual understanding, can at its best be more formidable than even the best selected concen ration of

that individual talents

are un- used to combine. Even when we make allowance

the because visitors lacked in W. E. Hadley & pillar of their forward line, in Hart one of their fastest wings, and in

Swansea's

C. J. Over a remarkably reliable centre three-quarter, victory remains notable. The Welsh club's forwards played on

à heavy field a game remarkable

for the strength and skill of its attack and one that gave their back division ample chances. The movements begun by W. H. T. Davies at half-back, from which the second and third Swansea, tries resulted, must have delight- ed all who saw them. The victory should add interest to the remain- der of the tour, for it"will be well worth while to see whether any of the national sides. which the New Zealanders have still to meet will lower their colours as successfully as has this Welsh club.

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