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COURT CASES
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IN BRIEF
K. Gerloff, of Courtlands, Ken-// nedy Road. appeared on a traffic summons before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy yester- day, on the charge of passing moving motor vehicle on the left side of the road, while he was driving along Queen's Road East, about 11 p.m. on March 13.
Defendant said that the car in front gave him no chance to over- take it from the proper side.
In view of a clear record. his Worship Imposed the norminal fine
of 95.
A 17-year-old Chinese, Wong Wing, who had only been released on Saturday last after serving a term of imprisonment, was again brought before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Police Court yesterday on a charge of loltering with intent to commit a felony about 5. a.m. last Monday.
A term of one month was im- posed on him.
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For the larceny of, and receiving a bottle of Cod liver oil from the Military Hospital. Lau Sam and Lau Sui, who were charged before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Magis- tracy yesterday, were each bound over in the sum of 850 for six months.
HOME SOCCER
Easter Monday Matches
The following are the results of the League football matches play- ed here to-day:—
FIRST DIVISION
Middlesbro'- E
1 Chelsea
3 Hudders'ld
Birmingham Charlton Derby Everton Manchester C. 5 Portsmouth Preston N. E. Wednesday Stoke
West Brom Wolves
0
2 Manchester U. 3
Liverpool.
1 Brentford
2.Bolton
SECOND DIVISION
Barnsley Blackburn Bradford G. Fulham
Leicester Norwich
Notts F S'bampton Tottenham
BOVRIL, LTD.
A Satisfactory Year
Presiding at the fortieth annual general meeting of Bovill, Ltd. held in London on 25th February. 1937, the Lord Lake, K.B.E. (Chair- man), said it was with pleasure that they met again and were able to present the Shareholders with such a satisfactory report and set, of accounts.
DIVIDEND NEVER MISSED
It was over forty years since this company was formed, and not only.
had they always met the dividends on the Preference and Ordinary shares, but they had never missed
1
2
Grimsby :
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1
0
0 Arsenal
0
3 Leeds
0
I Sunderland
paying a dividend on the Deferred shares.
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SJR JAMES CRICHTON-BROWNE
ON INFLUENZA
0
West Ham.
0
Sir James Crichton-Browne. M.D..
2
Blackpool
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2. Chesterfield
LLD., F.RS., spoke on the useful.
2
1 Doncaster
part" Bovril had played in connec-
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tion with the epidemie of influenza
1 Shefeld' U.
2
3 Bradford
1
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Swansea
1
0
Plymouth
0
2 Bury
0 Notts C.
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THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Bournemouth 5 Newport Bristol R. 1 Aldershot Cardif Exeter Luton N'hampton First defendant, who was, work-Reading ing in the Hospital, said that his
Southend mother was sick in the country Swindon
and that he needed the nourish- ment for her.
Two Chinese youths, Chan Lap- and Fu Ping-shing were hing Bound over in the sum of $50 each
which had recently visited the country. The epidemic, although said to have been of a mild char- acter, left a trail of debility be- hind it.
There was no known cure for in- fluenza, and the only effectual way of dealing with It was to resist its invasion and to keep it at bay by the antagonism of a well-nourished body and a calm and deflant mind @
It was Sir James aald. by Its po- 0 wer of augmenting this vital 1 antagonism that Bovril was 80 helpful not only against influenza, but against other maladies. Bovril contributed to the national finess of which we had heard so much
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2
3 Bristol C.
0
2 Clapton O.
5 Gillingham.
2 Queen's P. R.
2 Brighton
- 3 Millwall
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Torquay
9
Crystal Pal
1
Watford
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THIRD
DIVISION (NORTH)
Barrow
2 Tranmere
0
Chester
6 Mansfield
1
0 Crewe
3
3 Rochdale
2
0
1
1. Port Vale
0
3 Accrington
· 1
3. N. Brighton
0
6 Gateshead
0
4 Southport
1
Falkirk
3 Partick
Aberdeen
for one year when they appeared Darlington before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Halifax- Police Court yesterday for at-Hartlepool tempting to sell an iron weight Hull which did not belong to them. Lincoln
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A sentence of two months' hard labour was imposed on Wu Hing when he appeared, on remand, before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Police Court yesterday, charged with the larceny of 4 iron bars from a matshed belonging to the Lam Woo frim of contractors. Defendant was arrested by foki who saw him carrying the bars away.
For the possession of a quantity of Chinese dutiable tobacco, on board the ss. Kwong Tung while
it was lying alongside the Yuen
On Wharf, Leung Kal, a 30-year-
Oldham
Rotherham Wrexham York
Celtic Rangers
Carlisle
0 Stockport
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
St. Johnstone 2
Third Lanark 1 Hibernians -Reuter
STOWAWAY IN COURT
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of late. It was. Itself a body- builder and he might say that re-
cent researches had provect in- contestably by experiments, not on
rats, but on human beings, that Bovr! had an altogether singular
power of increasing the gastric secretions and so of stimulating digestion and promoting assimila- tion and nutrition generally. BOVRIL AND NATIONAL FITNESS
Commenting or the national at-
ness campaign, Sir James, wel-. comed the enlightened views cx- pressed by Mr. Oliver Stanley when he cautioned the country against regarding physical training as the. one criterion of national fitness. Not only were physical exercises and recreation no substitute for nutrition; they were quile second- ery and subordinate to it.
The greatest living authority on nutrition, Sir Gowland Hopkins) the discoverer of the vitamins, had said that nutrition came before.
o'd unemployed, was fined $35 or Offer To Work His housing, and he was sure Sir Gow-
nve months' hard labour by Mr.
W. Schofield at the Central Magis- tracy yesterday.
"An unemployed Chinese · Lam (Chi, who was charged with the possession of 1,000 heroin pills at No. 1, Connaught Road West, before Mr. W. Schofield "at the Central Magistracy yesterday, was fined $1,000 or five months' hard labour. He pleaded guilty to the charge.
The case in which Miao Shap- shi, meas-boy on HMS. Delight was charged with harbouring an unmarried girl. Fung Fong, aged 14. was beard again before Mr. W. Schofeld at the Central Magis- tracy yesterday.
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Way Home
"Tll work my passage home, it I can" said Michael Di Meo when
he
made his third appearance before Mr. M. A Barnett at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday morning:
Di Meo, 22, electroplater of No. 24 Sherwood Street. Cranston. Rode Island, United States of America, was charged on March 8 for being a stowaway on board the 3.5. President Wilson.
land would say it came before physical exercises. These, if Arza - posed on the under-nourished, would do more harm than good. Nutrition was the basic condition of good health and bodily fitness.
In proposing the re-election of the Duke of Atholl, Sir James said the Duke was the only man in the kingdom who was entitled to raise an army of his own and once" a year. Sir Jarnes believed, he did muster his retainers. Bovril had not yet required his military assis
stance, but he was in possession of Defendant boarded the Dollar cther forces his sagacity and vesse in Shanghai and intended knowledge of affairs which were to disen.bark at Malaya but was | freely given to its support. arrested en route to Hong Kong.
Detective Sergeant Hutchinson stated that a reply from Washing-
Mr. FH. Lasseby appeared for ton disclosed that Michael was an ECHO TO MOTOR
defendant, while Inspector Ellis. of the S.C.A was for the prosecu- tion.
Further evidence was given by Cheung Muf, mother of cons- plainant, which corroborated that of her daughter.
When the case against Leung Yat-sing, a 20-year-old teacher of No. 214 Sal Yeung Choi Street, was called at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, on á charge of evading payment of the legal fare "on the ferry launch Man Kok on Monday, it was found that defendant had talled to make an appearance. Mr. K. M. A. Barnett then ordered the bail of $30 to be estreated.
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Chung Fong, reading at No. 472, Lockbait Road. third door, was committed to stand his trial at the next Criminal Sessions when he appeared before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Magistracy yesterday. charged with the possession of 10- 500 heroin pills, 15 ounces of heroin and five ounces of pink mass sumcient to make another 375,500 pills: |
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American citizen.
Defendant said in Court that he was willing to work his passage homo.
His Worship imposed a fine of $25 with the alternative of three weeks' imprisonment from March 9. .
Am expulsion order made.
WRJ
also
CHINESE WEDDING
At the Registry of Marriages yesterday afternoon, the wedding took place between Chiu Po Kam, merchant, 30.Yık Yam Street, son cf the late Mr. Chiu Yuk Chow. and Miss Choy Suk Hing, teacher, daughter of Mr. Choy Kwok Ching, merchant. The witnesses. were Mr. Chiu Po Shu, brother of the bridegroom, and Mr. Choy Kwok Ching. Mr. J. Whyatt, Deputy Registrar of Marriages, officiated at the ceremony.
taken back to the Station where Mr. M. J Abbott, Assistant he admitted the. accusation. Crown Solicitor conducted the prosecution, while Mr. D. McCallum appeared for the defence.
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As he was walking along Fiem- Ing Road with another man, about 10 pm. on March 26, on their way to commit an armed robbery, Leung Lin-chur, aged 20, was ap proached by a police party and was
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He was charged before" "MI. K. Keen at the Central Magistracy yesterday with the possession of a dagger, b
Detective Sgt Allan sold that there were two others who were in the conspiracy, one failed to turn up while the piter had run away. His Worship sentenced de tendant to a term of three months
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FATALITY
Army Officer Fined
A traffic summons against Capt. D. B. Miehell of the R.A. Mess, Lyeemun, arising out of the fatal accident in King's Road on March 15, when Lleut. D: N. Baker- Carr "knocked down a man was heard before Mr. W. Schoffeld at the Central Magistracy yesterday.
was
Mr. C E C. Marton, who 'ap-. peared on behalf of defendant, sald that it an agreement between the two officers that one could use the other's car if his own was under 'repair."
It came as a surprise to him to learn that his friend was not the owner of a driver's licence in Hong Kong, as they had known each other for two years, and added that it was only a technical offence.
His Worship imposed a norminal fine of $5.
BISHOP RESIGNS
The Bishop of Bath and Wells (Dr. St. John Basil Wynne Wilson) has resigned on grounds of health, and the King has approved his resignation, which will take effect: on November 1
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