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THEY STOLE PORK

| MAGISTRATE GAVE THEM “BEANS”

THREE MEN, MAN PING, MAN MAK KAN "AND MAN KAM PIU. TRIED TO LIVE WITHOUT WORKING BY THE SWEAT OF THEIR HONEST - BROW'S.

In consequence, they were hailed into the Kowloon Magis

three weeks by the Magistrate," tracy yesterday, and fined $10 or Mr. E. Himsworth, for stealing pork.

On February 17, the three de- fendants cast a wary eye over the meat stalls at the Tsim Sha Tsuk Market, and the victims they picked were Wong Ta, of Stall 44. Lam Lung, Stall 70, and Wong Hip. of Stali 50, and made away with 113 cattles of pork.

Being "successful In their nefarious scheme, they returned on August 27, and robbed the same butchers of 60 more catties of pork.

Apprenended. they told the authorides that they sold the meat to restaurants and indivi- duals wherever they could, and they were formally charged with stealing and receiving, for which. Mr. Hinisworth fined them $10 or an option of three weeks' impri sonment on both charges to run consecutively.

FISH POISONS RAG PICKER

Warning Issued From Bench

"KA PO YU” IS DANGEROUS

That the eating of the fish which is known as Kai Po Yu is dangerous was emphasized by Mr. QA. A. Macfadyen, at the Kow- loon Magistracy yesterday. when an inquest was held into the death of Wong Ying. 52, a rag- sicker who died on August 3, at the So Uk Village after he had partaken of some of that fish.

Messrs. J. C. V. Ribelrö, fore- man). Yung Hing Shing and Chan Man-sing were empanelled as the jury.

Dr. D. A. Smith. of the Kowloon Hospital, deposed that before the arrival of Wong Ying, he had died in the ambulance.

At a post-mortem held the next day, he found that the deceased was a chronic oplum addict, and in a most undernourished condi- tion. There were no external signs of violence.

The post-mortem findings were consistent with death with fish poisoning and not the ordinary food poisoning · known 4.3 pio- maine. because of adema of the lungs and congestion of the kid neys.

As there were no chemical tests to determine the poison of that particular fish, it was very diff- MORNING SOUND LECHORN FARM cult to say what the poison really

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Chung Kwan, the next Witness. said that he had warned the de- ceased not to eat the fish. They lived close by each other in the same village, and were in the habit of passing the time of the evening together.

The jury brought in the follow-

from the effects of fish poisoning. verdict. The deceased died and the particular fish was "Kal Po. Yu,"

MURDER CASE

Further Evidence Heard

Was

Further Crown evidence heard at the Central Police Court yesterday when the case against Bhag Singh who is accused of the murder of a fellow constable, Sahib Singh. at the Central Police Station barracks, was continued.

Mr. E. H. Williams. Assistant Attorney General. is conducting the case for the Crown, while the

defendant is represented by Mr

WM. Brown.

Taz Mohamed, B,509, gave cvl- dence" followed by Sherif Khan R.588, the constable who met the defendant in the compound pre- TIQUA to the murder. Sadboo Singh B.771, who was alleged to have had a quarrel "early in the day with the defendant also testi- fled.

Baggat Singh...B.300 preceded Bakhagwan Singh, B.255 was the. constable who effected the cap ture of the defendant by seeping

H. K. POLICE RESERVES

(Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Inspector General of Police)

AQUATIC SPORTS All Police Reservists are remind ed of the 16th Annual Aquatle Sports of the Police' and Prison De- partments which will be held at the V.R.C. on Saturday, September 12, 1938 at 15.00 hours.

All ranks of the Hong Kong' Police Reserve are cordially invited to attend.

CHINESE COMPANY. Strength:-The following mem- bers of the Chinese Company have been permitted to resign from the Chinese Company, as from July 28,

1936-

Constables: R2 Luke Ho, Re Ho Fook Shin. R9 Li Man Shing. R99 Fung King Chol, R94 Lo Wai Hee, R43 Chu Yan Pui, R78 Ho Mo Wing, R89 Fung Hok Ling, R64 Tam Moon Lin, and R100 Ip Wing Sham.

The following members of the Chinese Company have been struck off the strength of the Chinese Company, as from July 28, 1936:

Constables; R25 Shek Kam Pul. R37 Hon Pak Chung, R58 Chan Hul Fung. R75 Kwok Hon Ying. R56 Honwittee Sun, and R81 Ying Wal Kwong.

Training Course (Part II):-The undermentioned members of the Chinese Company will attend Chi- nese Company Headquarters on Tuesday, September. 1 at 17.30 hours for Part II of Training Course:-

Constables: R32 Henry Wong and R06 Edward Ho.

on

Training Course (Part III):- There will be a revolver course for Chinese Company

Friday, September 4 at 17.15 hours at the King's Park Revolve: Range under Police Sergeant A210. Perkins. Those detailed by the OC will attend.

INDIAN COMPANY

Training Course (Part I):-The

SEPTEMBER 1, 1936.

Around the Courts

The

Iral Magistracy yesterday. defendant was charged with the 28, a

unlawful possession of Police ac- with coutrements, namely a whistle ins-

The cribed "Metropolitan Police."

SOLDIER ROBBED Gunner Casey as the complain ant against Chan Kuen, coolle, who Was charged larceny. by Ending of $40. CASH WES heard before Mr. W. Schoßeld a the Central Police Court yesterday."

Acting Inspector W. Mair stated that the whistle was found on the defendant when searches.

Defendant was' bound' over in

Sergeant H. Danbrowsky stated that at 1 pm, on August 30, the ❘ $50. complainant gave the defendant hia shorts to wash. Complainant remembered later that the money was in one of the pockets. He went to the defendant who refused to allow a search. He ran away, but was caught and when searched the money,was found in his pocket.

Defendant was fined $100 with labour the alternative of two month's hard

DAGGERS IN GIRDLE

Sentence of one year's imprison- ment was imposed on Cheung Yau. 27. unemployed, when he wns charged before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Police Court yesterday with the possession of two daggers at No. 119. Main Street West:

Sergeant H. Danbrowsky stated that the defendant was arrested on information and the daggers were found tucked in his girdle.

Defendant admitted a previous conviction.

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BASEMENT TRESPASS Trespassing on the basement of preferred against Yau Chau, the Supreme Court was the charge unemployed, betere Mr. S. F. Bal-

1,

four at the Central Magistracy yesterday.

Defendant said that he wen there to pick up cigarette ends.

Acting Inspector Mair stated that the defendant was met by a con- stable as he was coming out or the

basement. He was carrying a sack inside of which were some old re-

ceipt books which had been sent to the basement by the Chief Bailiff

to be destroyed.

Defendant was sentenced to atx weeks' hard labour.

LOTTERY TICKETS

Slu Pat Mul, 36, murried woman, was charged before Mr. S. F. Bal four at the Central Magistracy yesterday with the possession of 3,000 po pul Lottery tickets 31 Connaught 'Road, Central, near the Vehicular Ferry whart. The de-

"DOCKYARD 'THEFT Chung Sing. 21. a coolle, was charged with the larceny of two silver plated glass bolders and 20 laundry bags when he appeared be-fault, three months. Core Mr. W. Schofield at the Cen- tral Court yesterday, T. Yamanaka, of the m.s. Asama Maru was the complainant.

fendant was fined $35 or, in de-

Sergeant Danbrowsky stated that the defendane was seen carrying the articles out of the Taikoo dock- yard gate by an Indian watchman.

Defendant was fined $20 or one month's hard fabour in default,

UNLAWFUL POSSESSION

Lo Cheung Lai, 35, unemployed, was similarly fined for the posses- sion of 1,902 po pui tickets, when arrested in Des Voeux Road Cen- tral, near Cleverly Street, Acting Inspector Mair prosecuted.

"

DYNAMITE CONFISCATED An application for the confisca tion of 44 sticks of dynamite which were abandoned by an unknown Chinese who ran away from P.C. 501, Wu Shu-chl, when the latter wanted to search him on Taipe Road, near the 4 milestone on August 29, was granted by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen, at the Kowlook.

The danger of an unauthorised person impersonating a Police of- cer with the possession of a genuine Police whistle led to the prosecu- Lion of Li Wan Hol, 31, unemployed, before Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Cen-Magistracy yesterday.

DISCOVERY

undermentioned members will at- ON JAPANESE

tend 1. Cliff Road. Kowloon on

Tuesday, September 1 at 17.30 STEAMER

hours for Part II. of Training Course:-

Constables: R216, Lall Khan, R225 Mohamed All, and R226 Fazal

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Opium Found In Hold

Training Course (Part II)- There will be a revolver course for Indlan Company

Tuesday. September 1 at 17.15 hours at the CONSIGNOR CHARGED Kennedy Road Range under under

Police

Perkins. Sergeant A210 Those detalled by the O.C. will attend.

EMERGENCY UNIT RESERVE

Motor Patrol:----A

PRISON DEATH

Chronic Opium Addict

Death by natural causes was the verdict returned by the jury yester- day at the Central Police Court slt- ting at an enquiry into the circum- stațices surrounding the death of Pun Fai, aged 31, who died in the Victoria Gaol on Saturday at 5.50 p.m., the day he was sentenced to eight months' hard labour.

Asserting that the consignor of goods should know what the con-

Mr. S. F. Balfour sat as Coroner. tents of the cases were: was the

the jury comprising Messrs. D. L. gist of the case for the prosecu- D'Aquino (foreman). Tam Woon tion in revenue proceedings against

will be carried out by members of with doing an act preparatory to that deceased was admitted to the

motor patrol Yeung Chan Po, who was charged i long and Lee Mul-chf.

Chlef Warder H. Barrett stated the Emergency Unit Reserve on exporting raw oplum on board the gaol on Saturday and was sent to

Friday. September 4, 1936. All members will parade outside Queen's Pier at 17.20 hours. Dress: optional.

(Sgd.) C. CHAMPKIN. D.S.P. (R.). Hong Kong. August 31, 1936.

PROTECTION

V

3,8, Hozan Marn, and possession of

hospital the same day. opium,

that Dr. G. I Shaw deposed The case was heard before Mr. | death. was due to pulmonary tu S.F. Balfour at the Central Magis- berculosis, multiple liver abscesses tracy yesterday. Mr. M.J. Abbott, and cardiac failure. The deceased Assistant crown solicitor, appeared was described as a chronic optum for the prosecution, the defendant addict. being represented by Mr. Hin Shing Lo.

The case for the Crown was that acting on information, RO, Ward and party conducted a search of

OF CHILDREN the ss. Hozan Maru on July 29 and

Donations. To

Local Society

The following subscriptions were received by the Hong Kong Society for the protection of children dur- ing August;

General Chinese Charities......$500 H.E. The Governor, Sir Andrew

Caldecott ... Mr. Tang So Mr. Chan Kan Mr. Chan Seung

in memory of Mr. C. A. da

Roza (already ack)

In memory of Mr. M. A, Cooper

(already ack.) ......... From another source...........

ARMY EDUCATION

Trooping Season Arrivals

found in one of the holds five wooden cases. Inside each of these i cases were six tins, each contain- ing 40 pounds of opium, a total of

The following Army Educational 5,600 taels. The consignor of the Corps Instructors are expected cases was the Nam Lung firm of during the trooping season 1938- which the defendant was the man- 37: ager. The defendant had stated

Hong Kong.Warrant Omcer J. that the cases were the property Cromble and Warrant Officer F. A of Met Kee,

Fable: Sergt.-Instructor I. Long- Enquiries were made at No. 213, bottom. Mrs. Fable will arrive to Wing Lok Street and from the take up a", post-in, the Army books found there it was establish- Children's School at Kowloon

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Father Asks For Prison Term

ADMITS STEALING

MEDICINE

Was

Prosecuted by his father, who asked for, a prison sentence, Chu Sin Cho, 18 unemployed, charged before Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Central Police Court yester- day with the larceny of five taels of Chineze medicine Tung Chung grass) from No. 68, Queen's Road West. The medicine was valued at $4

Acting-Inspector W. Mair stated

bad that the father

asked the Police to prosecute. The son had been in the habit of committing the petty larcenies for some time. On Sunday he took the medicine. and sold it at another shop for $4. The father had stated that his son was heroku addict and asked for a prison sentence to cure him.

The father said that he had sent the defendant to school but He had been

he would not go. apprenticed but he would not

work and no one would give him, a job. The defendant could - be sent away but it would be better 12 he were sent to gaol.

think it good to send the cefen-

His Worship' said that he did not

dunt to gaol as a heroin pilk nd- dict for there he would meet others of the same habita and make bad connections.

Defendant was bound over la

850.

IGNORANCE PLEA ACCEPTED

Application For Extension Of Time Granted

An application for extension of tire in which to the return of the allotments of shares by the China Engraving and Printing Company, was granted by His Honour: the Chief Justice, Bir Atholl Mac-

ed that the Nam Lung firm had Trentain-Sergt.-Instructor C. R. Oregor, at the Supreme Court yes- consigried the goods.

..100

10

5

MI

10

Ashman. Mrs. Ashman will take i terday, when he made an order for

HA Taylor, Government up a post in the Army Children the period to be extended by three

5 Monopoly Analyst, gave expert evi- School.

dence of the contents of the cases

Shangha-Sergt.-Instructor A.

20 and tina. R.O. Ward deposed to of J. F. 8ime.

the raid.

During this trooping season, Warrant Officers H. A Mellon Wat Pak Yu, Interpreter of the (Hong Kong), S. Burton (Tien- 10 Import and Export once. stated tain), Burgt.-Instructor F. L. W. under cross-examination that the Butters (Hong Kong) will return defendant had disclaimed all to the United Kingdom. Bergt

Instructor T H Mark will be ownership of the cases,

After evidence by Fung Shui transferred from Shanghai to Kin, translator of the BCA the Hong Kong on the arrival of case was adjourned until to-day: Bergt.-Instructor Bims.

$880

Further donations will be gladly up from behind and pinioning accepted by the Hon, Treasurer, him.

M. A, McKellar, CA, c/o Mackin non Mackenzie & P. & O. Buliding.

The hearing was adjourned.,

days.co

Mr. Leo D'Almada, jnr., instruct- ed by Mr. G. S, Ford of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, made the ap plication on behalf of the Com- pany.

It was stated that on Beptember". 4, 1935. 997 shares of 250 each were alloted to the shareholders. but. owing to an over-sight, and ignore ance of the Jaw, no return of the allotments was Bled within the stipulated time.