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TRIBUTES IN COURT

Mr. C. E. L. Grist's Death Recalled

Another full assembly of the legal fraternities W33 at hand yesterday at the Supreme Court when glowing tributes were paid to the late Mr. Charles Edward Lawrence Grist.

The first tribute which was paid by the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice R. E Lindsell and who in- cidentally presided at the function took place as the assembly stood in silence.

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His Honour said:--

"Mr. Attorney, Officers of this. Court and members of both branches of the profession--There has indeed been a melancholy year of sessions of this Caurt occasion- ed by the deaths of members of the profession. To-day we have sat to take sympathetic notice of the death, when still a young man. of Mr. Charles Edward Lawrence Grist who after serving his articles and qualifying out here, was admitted and enrolled a solici- tor of this Court in January: 1928, and has practised here since as a member of Wilkinson and Grist which was founded by his father in partnership with Mr, C. D. Wil- kinson in 1891. The name of Grist has thus been associated with the lew in Hong Kong tor over 40

years.

'Mr. Grist was at the same time of a retiring and of a most friend- ly disposition, and everyone, my self included, who met him could not but help liking him. "On be half of my Brother and myself I desire to express our sense of the loss to the profession occasioned by his death and our heartfelt widow and sympathy with his parents."

FOLLOWED FATHER'S

FOOTSTEPS The Hon Mr. C. Q. Alabaster, Attorney-General, said: "On be half of the Bar and Officers of this Court I would like to say that We wish to be associated with the tribute your Lordship has paid in memory of the late Mr. Grist and with the expression of sympathy to his widow and family.

The solicitors will be represented by Mr. Brutton, senior solicitor here, who wishes to make a few re- marks."

Around the Courts

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and was sentenced to six months' hard labour. he was also fined $25, in

defruit, one month's hard labour. for breach of a bond into which he had entered in December last on another charge.

IN POSSESSION OF DUD COINS

Sentence of stx weeks' hard labour was passed upon Lď Yuk- chol, 18. unemployed. when he appeared before Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistrsey yes- terday, charged with the posses- “sion of five counterfelt Rong Kong ten-cent pieces. Detective-Ser- geant Forrest stated that about 11.30 p.in. on Sunday a search was being made at No. 31 Wong ployed, aged 34 years appeared Chak Street, secorid floor, by virtue of a warrant. Defendant came to the floor and was found to have the colns which wrapped in paper in his pocket

were.

OBSCENE PICTURES Yeung Kam-tin, broker, who en Saturday was fined $150," or thres months hard labour, on a charge of selling four pictures

of an obscene nature to Ho Tu-nam Police Reservist No. 38, was brought before Mr. Balfour at the Central Magistracy yesterday when the Magistrate reduced the penalty to $75, with the alter- native of six weeks hard labour i

for the prosecution.

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A banishee from the Straits Settlements. Cheung Kam, unem-

before Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central Magistracy yesterday. charged with having loltered on the roof of No. 97 Jaffe Road at, 4 p.rn on Sunday, and passes don of a steel purich fit for an unlaw- ful purpose. Defendant was sen-) tenced to two months' hørd labour; on the first charge and six weeks' hard labour on the second. sentences to run consecu❜ively. Defendant admitted having been banished from the Straits Setti ment 13 years ago.

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Wong Kan, a 25-year-old fish- stall fok was retried yesterday

Fortress manning exercises, cs by a diferent jury at the Crimin normally ordered by the War Sessions before the Acting Office and Admiralty, will be Puians Judge, Mr. Justice J. J. carried out in Hong Kong from Hayden, on charges of possessing Friday, March 20, until Sunday.

March 22.

to date from yesterday. Detective owner ot a greyhound design coining moulds.. Sergernt T. Cashman appeared į radiator cap found in the posses- After hearing the evidence, the| The regular Services will take slon, of Ma' Sing-jam in Stanley | Jury retired - for about twenty their posts on Friday about mid- Street on Friday night, "Remind: minutes and returned an unan; day and will be joined by the ed from Saturday on a charge of mous' verdict of "guilty" on both Naval and Military Volunteers on

charges.

MORE DUD COINS

Four months' hard labour was; unlawful possession. the defen- imposed by Mr. Balfour at thedant was yesterday sentenced to Central Police Court oh Leung one month's herd fabour by Mr. Chi-ting. 27, broker, when he Balfour at the Central Magistracy: pleaded guilty to the possession of Detective Sergeant T. Cashman 50 counterfeit Hong Kong ren- stated that he had made every cent pieces found tied to his legs endeavour but the owner could not when he was searched by Chinese revenue officer after dis-

be traced. embarking from the steamer Tung: on. Detective Sergeant T. Cash- man stated that defendant told the police he get the coins from a friend in Canton. The coins were good counterfeits.

BROKE UP A BOAT

Mr. Schofield imposed a fine of

Friday evening and Saturday mid- day as they are able to do so.

Attacking ships will leave Har- bour on Friday afternoon.

Accused was sentenced to 21 years on the first charge and 18 months on the second, the terms to run concurrently.

The air defences of the Colony having in his

The accused was charged with will be tested day and night by moulds for counterfeiting Hong HMS. Hermes, the aircraft car- possession two the Fleet Air Arm attached to

Kong

ten-cent pieces of mixed rler, and operating from Kal Tak metal, and a mould for counter-aerodrome. Opposed to these will felting Hong Kong silver dollars. be the Volunteer Air Arm. He was originally tried with an- The whole exercises conclude at tenced to two and half years hard scattered forces will other man. Le Ying who was sen- 1 pm, on Sunday, after which the make their labour.

In this case, the previous Lown way home. jury retârned a verdict of "not

was that the moulds were found in his cubicle at 75 Yu Chau Street, Shamshulpo, first floor.

DYNAMITE Dynamite enough to blow the Court room, to atoms was produced before Mr. W. Schofield, at "the Central Magistracy

yesterday, when Lau Yau, aged 28 years, a magazine watchman, was charged gulity" but only four of them were jury. Messrs. F. H. Glover (fore- with unlawful possession of 534 in favour of this decision where man). Lo Yuk-tong, C. Brown. A. Au Sal, unemployed aged 66 | sticks of dynamite, 745 detonators as the law required a majority of P. E. da Silva, E." E. R.- Gosamkee, years, and Tse Kwat widow, aged and eight mails of fuse at an un-at least five to two. As a result H. M. Garcia, and Matty Chang. 22 years, pleaded not gutty before numbered matshed at Wong Ma he was ordered to be re-tried by

'The case against the accused Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central Kok, Stanley, on Monday.

a new fury. to having Magistracy yesterday, unlawfully and wilfully damaged a rowing boat, to the extent of $250, in default, four months hard labour, and confiscated the $50, the property at Luk Kwai,

Scouts dynamite. caretsker, at the Boy

Sergeant W. Garden, Tsa Wan. Groves said, the boat apparently belonged to a member of the British or American Navy and was left in charge of the complainant. The two defendants were arrested an Monday on the beach packing three baskets with broken up wood, which was once the boat. Defendants were remanded for 48 hours, bail being allowed in $75

each.

Mr. Geo. K. Hall Brutton said: "May I be permitted to associate the solicitors of this Court with the remarks made by your Lordship and the Hon. Attorney-General? Some of us had the privilege of knowing Mr. E. J. Grist, the father of the deceased. He was, as your Lordship has said, a partner in the

UNMUZZLED DOGS firm of Wilkinson and Grist, a man full of honour and kindness and

Lance-Corp. Bashford, R.A.S.C.. whose word was-as good as his Whitfield Barracks. appeared be- bond. He is alive to-day to mournfore Mr. Macfadyen at the Kow- the passing of his only son and loon. Magistracy yesterday to has the sympathy of all of us and answer two summonses for keep- the affection of those who knewing a dog without a licence and Jim.

allowing it

Canton abroad in Road on March 10 without a muzzle. The first summons was dismissed. and he was fined 825 on the second.

"I did not know his son, Feter. as he was affectionately called by his friends, so well as I knew the father, but he followed in his father's foot-steps in that he was

J. G. Mancini, of No. 239 Prince member of the firm of Wilkin- Edward Road, and Miss Peart

son and Orist, a keen sportsman, Phoon, of No. 4 Peking Road.

Mr. J. B. Prentis. Assistant Crown Solicitor, appeared for the prosecution, and the accused was not legally represented.

The following comprised the new

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Integrity in his profession and sports. On behalf of the solicitors, I extend to the father, mother, sister and widow our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in their sad bereavement."

their dogs abroad without muzzles

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or leads and were each fined $25. STOLE POSTMAN'S MONEY Cheng Wai-ying, 24... angle woman. was sentenced to month's hard labour, when admitted the theft of $130,31 and a gold finger ring belonging to Lam Kai-ying postman No. 151 by Mr. Macfadyen.

THOSE PRESENT Those present. were Mr, J. '3. Hayden, Acting Putsne Judge, who sat with Mr. Justice Lindsell, Hon. | Mr. C. G."Alabaster, KC, Hon, Str Henty Pollock, KC., Messrs. Eldon Potter, K.C., H. G. Sheldon, K.C.. EH Williams, H. C. Macnaurara, Hin-shing Lo, Leo D'Almada, jnr., Harold Lee, Lo Tung-fan, Mr. Geo. K. Hall Brutton, Hon, Sir William Shenton, Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, Mesare. E. P. H. Lang. T. M. Haz *elrigg, D. H. Blake. C. Bulmer Johnson, L. R. Andrews, P. M. Hodgson, F. X. D'Almadi, sur, Leo D'Almada, "mnr.; D. L. Strellett, J. B, Prentis, M. J. Abbott, J. T. Prior, G. 8. Hugt-Jones, G. B, Ford, H. C. Defendant took the police to the Lee, F. E. Nush, M. W. Lo, Edgar Davidson, A. el Arculli, G. G. N. ahe had hidden the money and Tinson, H. J. Armstrong, D. Bring in a box under the fire-place Evans, Peter H, Sin, M. M, Watson, in the kitchen.

Detective-Sergeant Ellis appear-. ed for the prosecution and re- lated that complainant, and the woman both stayed at the same address at No. 123 Sal Yee Street, ground floor. On Monday morn. ing complainant reported the loss of his money box containing the money and ring. to the police. Enquiries were made and defen dant eventually admitted that she had taken the things,

house

and showed them where

Q. A. 8. Russ. R. H. Cole W. A. All the money was recovered.

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Two witnesses, Chiu Yin-fong. married woman, and Chan. Yik. shop coolle, who assisted in ar- reating a man who snatched a woolien shawl from a woman in- Queen's Itoad East, on Monday. were commended by Mr. W. Scho- eld at the Central Magistracy yesterday

A woman Li Llb, charged with the possession of 6.009 heroin Pills was fined $1.000 with the alternative of seven months hard labour when she appeared on ra- mand before Mr. Balour at the The defendant, do so, une Centrrl Magistracy yesterday,ployed, aged 31 years, i pleaded Bub-Inspector Kirby prosecuted. guilty to the charge of theft of a

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The defence was that the moulds belonged to Lo Ying who had since been convicted.

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