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Around the Courts

BANISHEES \

Chan Fook, 66, unemployed ap- peared before Mr S. F. Balfour at the Central Court yesterday charged on two counts. (1) the un- lawful possession of four fresh fish at Graham Street, near Wellington Street and with returning from banishment, where he was sent away for 10 years on September 23 1935. He was sentenced to three months on the first charge and to six months on the second.

Another return banishee, Chan Keung, 30, was also sentenced to three months by Mr. Balfour Sub- Inspector Sabey prosecuted in both cases.

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"INEFFICIENT BRAKES Cheung Kung owner of lorry No. 4135 was fined $15 by Mr. W. Scho- Aeld at the Central Court yester- day for having inefficient brakes on the lorry on April 17.

Inspector Saunders said that the lorry had been involved in an ac- cident on that same day wherein

Central,

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The driver of the larry, Li Oi kit,

FAILED TO REPORT

George Enol driver of car No. 143 W.

Was

summoned before Mr.

Schofield yesterday at the Central Court for failing to report an at- cident wherein his car hit the wall at Windy Gap, Shekko on Aprii 13.

Inspector Alexander said that. the defendant took a wide corner and struck the wall damaging his mudguard.

Defendant was order to pay $25 for the damage done to the wall.

OPIUM DIVAN KEEPERS

TWO CHARGED

Two opium ralds in Hung Hom district were related at the Kow- loon Magistracy yesterday when Crown Sergeant A. E. Banka pro- secuted two unemployed men se- parately with possession of opium. One of the accused was additionally charged with keeping a divan,

Wuhu

Tsang Sul (30) unemployed was charged with possession of pre- pared oplum at " No. 65 Street, Arst Boor and with keeping the premises as a divan,

HE WAS HUNGRY

Sergeant Banks said that the ac- Li Hung, 20, coolie admitting a cused when arrested claimed that charge of the larceny of one tin the premises belonged to a man of M. Y. San biscuits from the named Chan Fook. Opportunity stall of Li Họ, 30, hawker, was ten- was given to Tsang to find this tenced to one month hard labour man, but he failed to locate hup. by Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Cen- There were seven men on the pre- tral Court yesterday, Sub-Inspec-misës at the time of the raid. | tor Sabey prosecuted.

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SIX MONTHS FOR SNATCHER

from Ng Wing, 22, remanded Thursday appeared before Mr. S.

Among the paraphernalia seized were four oplum lamps, and three pipes.

The acoused was fined $30 or in default, six weeks' imprisonment on the first charge, and a fine of $50 with the alternative of two

a Sanitary toolle had been knock-F. Balfour at the Central Court ed down and killed in Queen's Road 'yesterday and was sentenced to six

for the snatching of a months' imprisonment was imposed months purse containing $1.90 from Tang on the second offence, tne sen- Chuen, a contractor. "He was re-tences to run concurrently. manded for 24 hours on Thursday in order to raise $2.00 amends for the complainant.

also summoned did not appear.

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PRIVATE OF R.AS.C. FINED

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of the R.A.S.C. driver of Military car No. 257 was fined $20 by Mr. W. Scho- feld yesterday at the Central Court for speeding in Hennessey Road at 11.15 am, on April 20

Traffic Sergt. Fryer said that travelling at the defendant was 35 m.p.h. when he turned Torinochy Road. The road clear at the time.

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Lieut. Reader, said that the de- fendant had been a driver, at Alder- shot as a second class driver.

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OVERCROWDING

A total of $67 was levled in fines on nine bus conductors at the Central Court yesterday by Mr. W. Schofield. One and all they were charged with over-crowding..

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GIVES EVIDENCE AT AN INQUEST

Mr. S. F. Balfour, Magistrate at the Central Police Court, found his position reversed yes- terday when, instead of asking questions, he was questioned himself.

Mr. Balfour was a passenger in abus in Queen's Road Central on March 25 when a mishap occurred and a woman died following in- juries, Yesterday he was called as a witness at the inquest con- ducted by Mr. W. Schofield.

Immediately he had given his evidence he went into the No. 2 police court where a case had been suspended pending his arrival.

Evidence showed that the bus had run into the rear of a station- Lry car, which had been knocked forward and jammed the woman, Wong Sun-chor, 62, against a stone pillar. She died in hospital a week later.

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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Committed for tria last week for robbery.with violence. Li Ving. committed 28. unemployed, was again by Mr. Ba four at the Cen- tral Magistracy yesterday on 1.4- other similar charge.

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Chief Inspector John Murphy "asid Ll gained admittance to $ house in Eastern-street, West Point. by ruse and when inside.

he and accomplides bundled the occupants into t cubicle, gagged and bound them and stole money and jewellery valued at $165.

When committed Li admitted he nad taken part in the robbery but denied having threatened the oc- cupants with a knife.

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SUMMARY ACTION

Legal Firm Involved

An action against Messrs. Russ & Co. and Mr. F. H. Loseby, solicitors, was mentioned in the usual weeky ust of cases at the Summary Cour. yesterday.

The plaintiff is Lo Kwok-min, a former employee of the firm, and he brought the action claiming 985 as balance of salary due to him, and alleged wrongful dis-

missal.

Asking His Lordship (Mr. Jus- tice J. J. Hayden) to fix an early date for the hearing of the case. Mr. A. el Arduilt: who appeared for the defendants, sald: There are really three claims and I am instructed chat as regards money and salary the plaintif has been overpaid. As regards the question of wrongful dismissal, the plain- tif left on his own accord.

His Lordship ordered that the case be heard on June 9 at 10 am. Mr. M. A. da Silva is appearing for the plaintiff.

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Returning a finding of death by SELF-MADE POSTMAN misadventure, the Jury. (Messrs. J. Grady,

A. R. Osborne and A. d'Azevedo) recommended that ow'ng to the conflicting evidence of both drivers, they should be severely censured and that the Bu- perintendent of the Chinn Motor Bus Company should give more at-day. at the Central Court and was

fined $50 or six weeks.

tention to the brakes.

Inspector Alexander appeared for the police, Mr. M. K. Lo for Mo U driver of the car, Mr. W. A. Mac- Jogjainsuf aqt 201«Á¤JUJU Mr. D. B. Erans for the insurers of the bus:

GAMBLERS CAUGHT

Poor Box Benifit

The sum of $15.15 went to the Poor Box yesterday, as a result of la gambling raid on No. 122, Des Voeux Roed Central, first door. In this connection Tufig Eau, 3. sea man, Tu Tai, 44, master and 14 Others were charged before Mr. 6.

Lei Sau, 21, odd job coolte charged with the legal possession of 48 letters with a view to the delivery of such in Canton appear- ed before Mr. 8. F. Balfour rester-

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Yo Yat (37) unemployed, found in possession of opium ut Taku Street, was fined $20 or six weeks for possession, and $50 or ten weeks for keeping a divan. Four pipes and four lamjas were found on the

premises, said Sergeant Banks. Accused had two previous convic- tions relating to offences against the opium ordinance.

Bergt. Mann for the prosecution Bald that at 0.45 p.m. on the 29th, P.C.C. 116 employed as a water- front searcher saw the defendant with two packages under his arm. When asked what they were de-1 fendant said that they contained Lavoices which he was taking to Canton. The packages were open- ed and found to contain 48 un- stamped letters. Defendant then admitted the charge and said that he collected these letters from vari- our shops and received 5 cents on each

A book found in the defendant's possession recording these trans- actions was ordered to be destroy- ed

F. Balfour yesterday at the Central address, the first and second de-

Court,

The second defendant on ball | of $50, and 7 others, etch on ball of 13, fafled to make an appear ance and their balls, totalling 371, were extreated.

In addition to the charge of gambling af "Pai Kau" at "the said

fendants were also charged with keeping a common gaming house.

Det. Sergt. Cashman said that it was rather a big game with the first defendant acting as "banker." The first defendant was ned $30 or two weeks and the others $2 or two days each,

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We are official informed that the General Agents and Consult- Ing Committee of the Canton In- surance Office, Ld., will at the. forthcoming meeting of share- holders to be he'd on Thursday, recommend May 21,

Anal dividend of 88.40 per share in respect of Working Account for 1934, add 850,000 to Reinsurance Fund and 8384.433.37 to Under- writing Suspense Account. They will further recommend the pay- ment of an interum dividend of 83.60 per share in respect of Working Account for 1935. and that the balance of $1.261,516.50 be carried forward.

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Refused To Pay For Car Hire

Henry M. Wong, 23. living at No. 8. Fung Fal Terrace, Happy Valley, appeared before Mr. W. Schodeld yesterday at the Central Court charged on two counts of (1) re- fusing to pay the legal car hire of $6 and (3) maliciously damaging the car mascot and one pane of glass of public ear No. 299, at Village Road at 3.40 m. an Thursday morning.

UNATTENDED CARS

OWNERS FINED

Lance Corporal E Davies, of "C" Company. Royal Welch Fillers was summoned before Mr. QUA. A. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magis- tracy yesterday with ridinig a push bike in Lai Chi Kow Road пейт Boundary Street, without a "light on April 11 at 8.10 p.m.

Pleading guilty, defendant stated that although he did not have a lamp, he utilised a torch for the purpose. "I am afraid that it wont do said the Magistrate la finding Davies $5.

Defendant said that it was cus

Mr. R. V. Lederhoffe, of Clare- tomary to 'charge the amounts - to mont Hotel and owner of car No. his account 'which he had with the 1126, was fined $4.00 when he Car company. He did not sign | pleaded guilty to a summons for chits as the company always ren- dered him an account at the end of the

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for causing an obstruction by leaving his car unattended month. On the second í Peking Road hear Hankow Road, on charge defendant said that he did April 10., The prosecution stated Ro remember anything.

that the car was left on the road- way from 9.30 p.m. till 11.15 p.m.

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Inspector Logan said that the defendant had hired the car at about 1a.m. in Village Road and had taken the car around Central! and returned at about 3 am.. He refused to pay the fare when asked and during the subsequent argu- ment the defendant was alleged to have taken the mascot from the

car

and damaged it. He also broke a window of the car. The total damage was estimated at $55. Defendant" was remanded for 24 hours and allowed ball of $75.

A LIFE BANISHEE

A man who had been banished from the Colony, for.. Kře, made an appearance before Mr. Q. A. A Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magla-' tracy yesterday charged with vk- lation of an order dated January 2 1935. According to the pro- secution the accused was arrested on April 31..

Leung Yau Chow, 38 years of age, the accused in a statement to the Police following his arrest sald: "I came to Hong Kong to see my parents."

Following evidence by Sergeant Mackay, of the Finger Print De- partment, Police Headquarters, and two constables the accused was re- manded till Thursday afternoon, at 2.30 p.m.

The prosecution inti- mated that the District Watchman who arrested the accused, was. 11. The case was remanded according- ly,

Summoned for obstruction in Shanghai Street near Ning Po Street, on April 13. by leaving.car No. 3908 near a bus stop, Mr. V. M. Granville Road, Vincente of No was ·fined $5. According to the prosecution the car was left for 25- minutes unattended.

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