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STOLEN ARTICLES

WATCHMAN AND WIFE

So Chi Sin. 37, Supreme Court vatchman was discharged by Mr

PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1936.

Around the Courts

FORGED NOTE

ELECTRIC BULBS

So Chan Wah, 13, a goldsmith Charged with the simple lar- was charged before Mr. S.F. Bal- | ceny of two electric bulbs from the E. Himsworth at" the Kowloon | four at the Central Court on Satur- | Sincere Co., Lee Yau, 22, unem- Magistracy on Saturday from im- day with the possession of a for- ¦ ployed appeared before Mr. B. F. plication regarding possession of ged $5 R.K, and Shanghai · bank- Balfour at the Central Court on articles including a dozen table note with intent to defraud.

Saturday and was sentenced to 10 knives, suspected to have been stolen. 14

So Chi successfully established that his wife gave the articles in question to him. The. weman when brought before the Magis trate said that a friend had given them to her.

Charged with the watchman was Tak Chun, 24, commission agent, of 98 Yee Yuk Street. second floor. Detective Sergeant J. Headridge

sald that both men were stopped Shanghai Street by a district

First watchman.

accused ทาง carrying a parcel containing the articles mentioned on the charge st cet. Second accused. (8c Chi) ran away. He was later arrested In Shamshuipo.

At, the station Luk Chan in uns- wer to

sald "These the charge

So things belong to Fan Fook." Chi also claimed they belonged to Fan Fook. This statement was made to the police, but before Mr Himsworth, Chi, altered his claim.

Defendant pleaded not guilty | weeks. saying that he did not know that Det.-Sergt. Cashman said that the note was bad.

the defendant was arrested be- Detective-Sub-Inspector Flattery | cause of his Auspicious move- said that there was no doubt that ments. In his possession were the defendant knew the note was found three letters but the owners bad because he had been told so did not wish to prosecute. "by three or four men with whom

he had tried to change the note,

Det.-Sergt. Mann asked one week's remand which was granted.

OBSTRUCTION CHARGE

Cheung Pau Chol; 54, was charg- ed before Mr. S:F. Balfour at the Central Court on Saturday with obstructing PC. Spiers in the ex- ecution of his duty by warning hawkers of his approach in Gra- ham Street.

Defendant

was sentenced to a

fine of $10 or 2 weeks.

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His wife who was outside the court THREE KILLED IN

trom. was then called in and she

substantiated his story. Chi discharged. whist Lux Chan hound over.

Was

was

EMBEZZLER IN COURT

Amends Ordered

The embezzlement of $02 led Mak Chal, 46, a salesmar before Mr. W Schofield at the Central

The Court on Saturday.

offence took place between June 14 and 16 and the money was the property of Man Yen Kee, shopkeeper at No.25. Stone Nuliah Lane.

Det.-Sergt. Dowman sald that the defendant was employed as a salesman accountant. He was absent fromI work for four: "days pleading illness. The

master be came the possessor of the know- ledge that the defendant had moved his house. This seemed ra- ther suspicious and the master sent an assistant around to some of his customers and found out that the defendant had received this money but had falled to pay it to the shop.

Defendant was ordered to pay $62 amends or one month, and to serve one month on the present charge,

PIRACY CASE Another Remand

Six mer were brought before Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kow- loon Magistracy yesterday charg- ed with participation in an armed robbery on board an unlicensed junk in British Waters of Tung Lung Island on May 31,

The accused were: Tsan Yau, 30. fisherman. Li Choi, 29, fisherman; Tsang Chung Kwong. 28, Asher- man, Chan Fat. 30, unemployed. Lai Ping, 31, unemployed and Chan Chuen, 21 unemployed.

MOTOR MISHAP

Shanghai-Hangchow Highway Scene Of Accident

CHAUFFEUR IS DETAINED BY POLICE

Three tollowing

Shanghai. June 15. are reported to be dead

an accident on the

Shanghal-Hangchow highway yes- terday afternoon. Details are lacking. but all three killed are Chinese, One" is believed to be a child, one an adult, and the third unknown. According to Chinese scurces, a farmer named Chu Sze- chuan was injured." Whether he was one of the three knocked down, subsequently succumbing to injuries, is not known

The Bureau of Public Safety, who are investigating the case, have detained the man who was driving the går. The owner lives In the Settlement and was not in the ear when the accident hap- pened. Chinese sources state that the accident occurred at Pei Chao, which lles close to Minghong on the Hangchow side of the river. The car, cantaining three passen- gers, was overtaking another when, It ran into a ditch and overturned. None of the passengers was hurt.

The chauffeur was too shaken to give a coherent account of the accident after his arrest yesterday. Another curious incident occur- red yesterday on the Shanghai- Hangchow highway. At Kilometre 18 on the highway a licence num- ber was thrown out of a speeding car. The police are Investigating the matter.(N.C.D.N.)

Acting Sub-Inspector A. Kin RACE PONY KNOCKED

near appeared for the prosecu-

tion. The case was remanded for

one week.

DOWN BY CAR

Ten cases, of matches, 20 tins of Dies In Peking Road Shortly

kerosene, four bags of sugar and a quantity of clothing amongst other things, are alleged to have": been stolen. The men are said to have been armed with revolvers and knives.

HUSBAND AND WIFE

Charged With Theft

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A woman and her husband were

After Accident Occurs

came

Shanghal, June 5. Taltos, a grey race pony, who ran in the fourth race of the Inter- national Race Club's 222nd Meet- ing, yesterday afternoon, into collision with a Johnson ca: at 4.45 p.m. in Peking Road and died shortly afterwards. The pony was on its way back to the Shang- bai Race Club atables when it broke away from its mafoo li Chapel. It is reported to have done some damage there and still free, crossed Honan Road bridge, turning west down Peking Road.

It was about half-way down that portion of Peking Road between Honan Road and Shanse Road that The woman, Pang Yuk Lan, 30 the fatal accident occurred. The of No. 180 Shanghai Street in ad- pony was trotting behind a ralliess dition to theft charge was also tram, when suddenly it swerved. arraigned with unlawful pawning At that moment a Johnson car. of the watch.

travelling in the opposite direction, Man Keng Fong, 44, described is was abrest of the tram, and the a painter of the same address in chauffeur was unable to avoid the Shanghai Street, was singly charg-frightened animal, who died short- ed with unlawful possession of an

ly alter coming into contact with electric fan.

charged before the Kowloon Mag istrate on Saturday, with implica- tion in the theft of a gold watch from Mrs. Rennie, of King's Ville Hotel, Canarvon Road, and with possession of a fan suspected to have been stolen.

· Detective, Bergeant. Davies ap-

the car.

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Taltos was owned by Dr. Alex- peared for the prosecution. The ander. Renner, and 'was ridden, by case ··WELS remanded

this | Mr. A. W. Raymond in yesterday's

morning.

race.(N.CDN) |

VEGETABLE THEFT

Sentence or two months was passed on Kwong Chung, 45, un- employed when he appeared be- lore Mr. SF. Balfour at the Central Court yesterday charged with the larceny of six cattles of preserved vegetables from No.5, Jubilee Street.

Sub-Inspector Mist said that the defendant was seen to take the vegetables.

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A previous bong of $50 or one mohth was enforced.

FISH MARKET SCENE OF FRACAS

Two Boatmen Injured: Nine Arrested By Police

A CLAIM TO SPECIAL RIGHTS IN WORK

Shanghai, June 15.

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A dispute "between two parties of boatmen over the right to load iced fish led to a free-for-all on the wharf of the new Fish Market, on the Point Island, yesterday. Chinese Police, called in to restore peace and order, arrested nine persons. An iron bar, an axe, and four sticks were seized, whilst two per- sens, injured in the tratas, were sent to hospital

it was reported that a boatman, named Kuan Lal-ken, who usually is engaged in carrying fresh fish. was called in to load a cargo of iced fish. This was objected to by Ziu Yu-sung and other boatmen. who claimed they had the right to such business,

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In the subsequent quarrel, both parties were reinforced by friends and other boatmen, armed with iron bars and axes. Only the quick arrival of the Chinese Police re- stored order оп the (N.C.D.N.).

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A particularly mean theft was recounted before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Court on Saturday. Leung Chau, 21. a carpenter was charged witn the theft of a lea- ther purse containing $21.30 and a key, the property of Tang Chun, a married woman working at the Sam Tick building contractors, Hennessey Road. This money was the savings of the complainant and was all that she had.

Det.-Sergt. Dowman stated that the complainant was working in the shed on June 13 and because of the heat took off her coat After work the money and key were missing from the coat. The defendant returned yesterday and admitted to the theft, and return- ed the key saying that that was all that remained.

Defendant was ordered to $20 amenas or one month The case was remanded for one" week. to give the defendant time to raise the money from his relatives in Canton.

LETTERS STOLEN

Unemployed Caught

A CLEVER RUSE

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ingenious trick sleight of hand was the founda- tion of charges brought against Yu Fal. 32. unemployed when ha appeared before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Court on Saturday charged with the larceny of three from No.5. packets of cigarettes Amoy Street and the larceny of four packets of cigarettes from No.17. Wanchal, Road.

said that

Det. Sergt. Down an the defendant was arrested with his stomach bulging out in a sus picious manner. Under the girale were found a number of dummy with packets of cigarettes, Alled paper. The method was for the defendant to go to a cigarette shoa and ask for a packet of cigarettes and tender 2

coin" for the

bad

pay purchase. The shopkeeper woule

return the coin as bad and the de- fendant would then say that as he had no more coins he had bet ter return the cigarettes. The cigarettes had in the meanwhik been switched and a duminy packet

·was given in return. In this man- ner a large number of cigarettes were stolen.

Defendant was sentenced to one month on each charge.

Another case of larceny of let- ters was heard before Mr. W. the two letters were found in his Schofield at the Central Court on girdle. The practice was to open Saturday when Suen Sul Man, 27. the letters and insert the sent- unemployed appeared charged ence "Please give the bearez 20 or with the larceny of a letter from | 30 cents." The letter was then de- the staircase of No. 2 Cross Street.livered. the property of So Chol Chee, a The defendant was identified by spinster, and the larceny of a let- another man as the one who had ter from No.18. Tang Lung Lane perviously obtained money from the property of Lo Kui Lam, a cop him by false pretences. This man persmith.

did not wish to prosecute.

Defendant was sentenced to two

Det. Sergt. Dowman said that when the defendant was searched months.

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