1936-09-29 — Page 6

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HANDBAGS SNATCHED

Prison Term For Offender

BRIBE ALLEGED LARCENY FROM

Chinese Constable Accused

Chiang Wen Teh, Lance-Sergeant D.145, of the Hong Kong Police Force, was charged before Mr. S. F. Another case of bag-snatching Balfour at the Central Magistracy was heard before Mr. 8. P. Bal- yesterday with accepting a bribe four at the Central Magistracyar 50 cents from Chan 3heung, and yesterday when Leung Kwai-ting aged 28, was charged with the larceny of a handbag containing $5 in Queen's Road Central on September 28 from Leung Chul. 18, spinster,

Acting Inspector W. Mair stated that the complainant was walking along the road in an opposite direction to the defendant and when he came abreast of her, he snatched the bag from under her

arm. Defendant was arrested. ··

The case was remanded for 24 hours for enquiries.

ANOTHER CASE

Wong Ming. 27, appeared before Mr. S F. Balfour charged with. the theft of a hand bag contain- ing $3.80 from Leung Sze." widow.

Street Queen Victoria Saturday.

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Sub-Inspector A. T. Sabey stated that defendant was arrest- ed by a constable after having snatched the bag. He was run. ning away at the time,

Defendant was sentenced to six months hard labour.

PICKPOCKET GAOLED

On a charge of larceny of $5. from a compatriot Chan Wah Ki uneinployed was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment by Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Central Court"yes. terday Defendant admitted previous convictions."

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Sub-Inspector A. T. Sabey sald that the defendant was arrested by * district watchman. The money, was not recovered.

EVADED SEARCH

cocks Two brass water meter were stolen from the Taikoo Sugar Refinery, and in connection with this theft, Lamp Yeung, was charged before Mr. W. Schofield at the Cen- tral Police Court yesterday.

It was slated that the defendant was arrested in Queen's Road with the articles in his possession. He had successfully evaded the search- ers at the main gate.

Defendant was fined $50 or, in default, twu inonths, hard labour.

Mr W. Bykes appeared for the complainant arm, while Sergeant Fitzpatrick prosecuted.

H.K. GRADUATES

SUCCESSES

The folowing further successes have been registered by Hong Kong University Graduates in England:-

Mr. Lee Hab Long. MB, BS. has gained the Diploma in Child Health (London).

Mr. Lim Gim Kheang, M.B.. B.9. has gained the DTM & 'H. (Lond).

FISHERMAN LANDS 6491ь. TUNNY-

And Receives Gold Medal

with misconduct as a Police officer by accepting the bribe."

DISPENSARY

Employee Takes Four Bottles Of Gum

Four bottles of gum acaçla formed the subject of a charge or larceny preferred against Yeun Yuk Tong. 39, before Mr. 8. F. Balfour at the "Central Po- lice Court yesterday,

Detective - Sergeant C. Byron

Detendant pleaded not guilty. Inspector M. Murphy stated that the complainant was a rickshaw stated that on September 26 F. C. C397 was on patrol and saw coolle and the defendant was on traffic duty, On September 25. de- a man carrying the bottles This tendant asked complainant for 50man stated that they were given cents and he would not prosecute to him by another man, White should the complainant ply his trade anywhere. Complainant re- ported the matter to the Police Station.

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Hearing of the case was fixed for Saturday at 11.30 am.

CAT BURGLAR

ARRESTED

Alleged Member Of Gang

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Was

of EG The

secuna member alleged gang of cat-burglars, who bruke in to the Lok Wah Hotel on September 14, was arrested and brought before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Police Court yesterday

Fuk-chuen, Lai

aged 17. charged with larceny in u dwelling of a watch and chain, a hand bag (containing $17), seven pairs of shoes, an album and aauit case, to the toral value of $97. ine property of Au Wai-chau.

Det.-Bergi. C. Dowman DNJ- secuted.

Defendant was remanded for 48 hours in custody.

JAPANESE LACKS PASSPORT

A Japanese, Norihisa Tominaga, agrd 18, appeared before Mr. S. F. Baltour at the Central Police Court yesterday. charged with en- tering the Colony on September 21 without a valid passport.

Det-Sergt. Russell prosecuted The case was remanded for 24 nours for enquiries.

CONFISCATION ORDER

An application for the confisca- tion of 350 lbs of sugar found on 'buard the $8. "Hal Yang" un- claimed and unmanifested, was granted by Mr. 8. F. Balfuur at the Central Magistracy yesterday. Sergeant Davies was the applicant.

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NEW DEVELOPMENT

SCHEME Eight Millions For "Whampoa Port

Canton, Sept. 22. The construction of the railway loop Bar to Whampoa and the port development works wil be carried out simultaneously accord- ing to the decision of the Mints- try of Ralways.

These two projects have a far- reaching effect on this province ir regard to her future commerce. The total cost for these projects will be e'ght million dollars to be equally shared by the said minis try and this province.

The work will be cotamenced next month and materials will be sent here by the ministry, it is reported.

ARSENAL EXPLOSION

FINDINGS Nobody To Blame

No one was to blame for the ex- plosion at Woolwich Arsenal. on. July 1 which killed five men, in- cluding Commander P. A. M. Long, ordinance assistant in the arina..

Admiralty,

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The Brat tunny to be caught on and brought ashore at, Briding- ton was landed recently by the motor yacht Aaria, owned by Ma- jor Colin Cooper,, of the Royal Thames Yacht Club. Within an hour Major Cooper had been pre- sented with the Corpuration gold "tunny medal" and the Sea Ang- ling Association's alver cup. The fish weighed 640lb, and was caught 85 miles east of Flamborough Head. Major Cooper stated that trawler masters whom he had hailed and asked if they had seen xay tungvment supply department of the told him that they were as thick as sardines in those waters, Boon afterwards near '& trawler ne hooked a tunny but lost it. Theft he hooked the one he succeeded in bringing ashore. It took him two and a half hours to land.

The presentation of the gold medal was made by the Mayor The explosion occurred in a

·(Mr. A.. E. Figg) and the cup‍ by banding in the Research DepSTI~ Alderman Lambert, President ofment during an experiment in the Sea Angling Association. Both the filing of a 16-inch high ex.. prizes were offered two years, age plosive shef Commander Long for the first tunny to be landed had gone there to watch the ex- here. Complete periment.

In responding, Majer COODER said it must gurely be a fanyr man's dream to land such a fish ana receive awards right away.

That was the decision announ-- ced recently of a conference re presenting the War Office, the Ad- miralty and the Air Ministry, which considered the report of the court of inquiry into the cause of the disaster.

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The report of the court of in- quiry is not to be published. ́ ́

A verdict of accidental death wEN Tecorded at the inquest,

on the way to the house of this

other man, they met defendant who was pointed out as the man

who had given the bottles.

Defendant had been employed at the King's Dispensary for six months and on Saturday, night took the bottles.

Defendant was" sentenced to two months hard labour,

PUMP STOLEN FROM

MOTOR CAR

Was

An ex-soldier of the 19th Route Army was charged before Mr. 8. F. Balfour at the Central Magis- tracy yesterday with the theft of 1 pump from a car which parked in Cleverly Street.

Det.-Bergt, T. Cashman stated that defendant was arrested in Head- possession pl, the pump. mitted taking it from under the seat of a car in Cleverly Street.

Defendant had owned a lorry in Penang and had sold it to come to Hong Kong. Friends whom he had met here had helped him to spend his money.

Defendant was bound over.

NEW TELEPHOME SERVICE

It is learned from the Nanking Ministry of "Communications that the arrangements for a Radio Telephone Service from Canton to Shanghal are nearly complet- ed. The Service. It is hoped, will be ready for loauguration to November.

KONGMOON WIRELESS STATION IS CLOSED

An ordered by the Commanding Headquarters of the 4th Route at Army, the wireless station Kongmoon has been abolished and its director transferred to the Shiuhing station. There is 130 necessity of maintaining a wire less station at Kongmoon, which 's of no military importance, says the "Canton Gazette."

TO SEARCH FOR ENGLAND'S

HIDDEN RICHES

Professor Dr. Emerich Herzog. of Austria, a noted water diviner. or "dowser is now in England. where he proposes to conduct searches not only for water, but for all, gold, and anything else the earth can yiela.

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