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Full Naval Programme: Chinese Processions: Routes And Times

RED, WHITE AND BLUE

ROCKETS

The full Navni programme and detalls regarding the Chinese processions, routes and approximate' times for passing certain places are given below.'

The full Naval programme is as follows:-

At 8 am on May 12, all HM. Ships at buoys will dress overall.-

At noon, a Royal Salute of 31 Kuns will be fired by HM.S. Tamar, HMS. Eagle and H.M.S. Diomede.

Ships will be manned and on conclusion of the Royal Salute, Three, Cheers for His Majesty the King will be given. The signal to "Splice the Mainbrace" will then be made.

At sunset. H.M. Ships will un- dress...

At 8 pm. the illuminating cir- i cults in H.M. Ships and H.M, Dock- yard will be switched on; the sign al for this will be the bursting of a white rocket from H.M.S. Eagle.

ROCKET BOUQUETS

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Road Central, Pedder Street, Des Voeux Road Central (10.30 p.m.), Morrison Street, Connaught Road Central, Wing Lok Street Wharf, Wing Lok Street West (11.15), Bonham. Strand East, Kwong Yuen Street East, Jervois Street, Morri- son Street, Queen's Road Central (11.30 p.m.), Queen's Road West, Queen's Street, Fraya, Catchick Street!

Third Day, May 14. Starting at 11 am sharp Belchers Street, Queen's Road West. Queen's Road Central, Queen's Road East, Gap Road, Wong" Net Chong Road, Race Course (1 p.m.). Leighton Hill Road. No. 1 Police Station (1.38 p.), Tram Terminus Causeway Bay 1.45 p.m.), Yee Wo 'Street,

At 11 p.m. the illuminating clr-Hennessey Road, Lee Garden (2

THEFT OF MONEY FROM SCHOOL

Locksmith's Lapse

Before Mr. K. M. A. Barnett at the Kowloon Magistracy on Satur- day a 18-year-old locksmith ap- prentice, L Kam, was charged with the theft of $7.50 from the Hip Yan Girls' School.

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Inspector Portallion said that on Thursday defendant was engaged. to repair a lock on a door. He spent four hours over the job, and after he had left the complainant. Miss Jennings, discovered that $7.50 which had been left on a table was missing. She suspected defendant and informed defen- dant's master. Li admitted the theft to his master when he was questioned.

Defendant's salary. wis only torty cents a month. He had spent the spoils in buying shoes and a cost.

Defendant was bound over in a sum of $50 for one year and was ordered to pay amends to the complainant, falling he must servé three weeks' hard labour in addi- tion.

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On

Relating the facts before Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magis- tracy

Saturday. Inspector Shannon, who prosecuted in a case in which a 23-year-old un- employed. Yam Shu-hol, Was

cuits in H.M. Ships will be switch- | p.m.), Arsenal. Des Voeux Road | charged with larceny from the éd off and 20 seconds later a 'bou-

quet of rackets will be fired as follows:-

H.M.S. Eagle Red rockers, H.MS. Diana-White rockets. H.M.S. Westcott-Blue rockets. One minute after this a search- light display will commence, which will continue for 14 minutes. There will then be a period of one minute when the ships will be darkened, followed by a second bouquet. of rockets as follows:-..

H.M.S. Diomede-Red rockets. H.M.E. Eagle-White rockets. H.MS. Dainty-Blue rockets.

THIRD BOUQUET One and a half minutes after this another searchlight display will be given, lasting for 14 minutes, followed by a short period of darkness, and then third bouquet of rockets:-

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H.M.S. Dainty-Red rockets. H.M.S. Diomede-White rockets: H.M.S. Eagle-Blue rockets. Illuminating circuits will then be switched on again until 2 a... when on a white rocket being fired by H.M.S. Eagle all circuits will be switched off.

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PROCESSION ROUTES

AND TIMES

The following are the routes to be taken by the Chinese proces- sions during the three days of the celebrations with the approximate times that they will pass various points.

First Day, May 12, Starting at 11 a.m. sharp Belchers Street (11 a.m.), Queen's Road, West, Hill Road, Des Voeux Road West, Wing Lok Street West, Morrison Street, Des Voeux

Central (2.45 p.m.), Wing Wo 3treet, Wing Lok Street East, Wing Lok Street West, Des Voeux Road West, Catchick Street.

Second Night, May 14, Starting

at 7.30 p.m. sharp Belchers Street (7.30 p.m.) Queen's Road West. Queen's Road Central (8.30 p.m.). Queen's Road East, Gap Road, Monument (9.30 p.m.). Leighton Hill Road. Wan- chal Road, Johnston Road, Hen- nessy Road, Chinese Methodist Wesleyan Church (10.30 p.m.), Per- cival Street, Lockhart Road, Arsen- al, Queen's Road Central, Murray Road. Praya-Star Ferry (11.15 p.m.); Catchick Street.

TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS Traffic control arrangements have now been completed and they indicate that inaugural processions are to take place on May 11, the day before Coronation.

The processions will be held be-" tween the Caine Road level and the Prays "west of Pedder Street and traffic is advised to make de- tours.

The police point out that during the period of the Chinese proces- sioni, there are certain to be long intervals when vehicular traffic will be.. completely stopped, Motorists are warned to study the proposed router and avoid them.

MURRAY PARADE GROUND

PARK

For the three days of the rele- brations, H.E the GO.C, has made available Murray Parade ground as a general car park between the hours of 6 p.m. and 4 a.m. This arrangement follows the decision to close all normal car parks in the city, with the exception of Pedder Street, during those hours on May 12 and 13.

Kennedy Eoad will be open to light vehicular traffic on May 12, 13 and 14,

Road Central, Ice House Street RUSSIAN

(12.30 p.m.), Queen's Road Central, Queen's Road West, No. 7 Police Station, Pokfulam Road, Univer- Bity (1.45 p.m.), Bonham Road, Calne Road, Upper Albert Road, Government House (2.30 pan.); Upper Albert Road, Lower Albert

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PASSPORT

Road, Wyndham Street. Hollywood Member Of Band Of

Road. Chinese Recreation Ground (3.30), Po Yan Street, Po Leung Kuk New Street, Queen's Road West, Queen's Street, Praya, Cat- chick Street.

Gypsies

Tagor Petrovitch, an unemployed Russian, was charged on remand before Mr. K. Keen.at the Central Magistracy on Saturday with en-

person, said that about 5 p.m. on "Friday, defendant, extracted $13 from a Chinese who was standing near a fortune-teller's stall.

He was chased and was inter- cepted by an Indian constable. The money was thrown into a nullah during the pursuit.

Defendant denied the charge and said that he would call wit- nesses to prove his innocence. The case was adjourned for 48 hours.

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Forty-eight hours remand was granted on Detective-Sergt. Frank- lin's application by Mr. E. Him- sworth at the Kowloon Magistracy on Saturday. when a 20-year-old unemployed. Cheung Tin, was charged with obtaining $65.65 by: false pretences from Yłu Yim be- tween February 26 and March 17.

It was alleged that defendant claimed to be in a position to ob- tain employment for complainant and received money and presents for favours rendered.

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Luk Sam 50, and Lau Sam, 18, both widows, appeared on a charge of unlawful possession of pine tree wood and branches before Mr. K. M. A. Barnett at the Kowloon Magistracy

Saturday. They were arrested on Thursday near the Military Rifle Range, Kowloon City.

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A fine of $25 or one month's Im- prisonment was imposed on each defendant...

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CAR MISSING

Mr. B.S. Lo has reported to the police that he parked his car, out- side the Majestic Theatre at 7.15 p.m. and went to see the show. Coming out at 9.10 he found that the car was missing.

tering the Colony on April 30 with- out a valid passport.

Requesting His Worship to take a serious view of the case Bergeant Russell said that defendant was well-known to the Police in Hong Kong. Singapore and throughout

China. He was a member of a

band of gypsies who roamed through the country Indulging in In 1926

thieving and swindling.

he was suspected of being conver- ed in a larceny by trick at Tsun Wan and was warned to leave the Colony, while he had had trouble with the Singapore Police for similar offences.

Defendant was fined $100 in de- fault two months' hard labour.

Second Day, May 13, Starting at 11a.m. sharp Belchers Street (11 a.m.). Queen's Road West, Hill Road, Des Voeux Road West, Bonham Strand West, Bonham Strand East, Kwong Yuen Street East, Jervois Street, Morrison Street, Queen's Road Central (12,45 p.m.). Wellington Street, D'Aguitar Street, King's Theatre (1 p.m.), Queen's Road Central, Jackson Road, Praya, Catchick Street (5.15 p.m.).

Whereas fighting during the first First Night, May 13, Starting at 7.30 p.m. sharp

two or three days of the anarchist Belchers Street, Queen's Road revolt was confined to Barcelona West, Hill Road, Des Voeux Road It has now spread to the pro- West, Bonham Strand West, vinces. -

SOCIAL-DEMOCRAT LEADER WOUNDED

Paris, May 9. According to latest reports from Catalonia, the position of the

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have worsened.

Queen's Road, No. 7 Police Station Yesterday saw an attack made (8.30 p.m.), Fokfulam Road, Univer-upon" a detachment of troops from sity (8.45 p.m.), Bonham Road, Valencia, sent to quell the revolt, Caine "Road, Upper Albert Road, in the vicinity of Tortosa. Government, House (8.30 p.m.). The Republican troops were am- Upper Albert Road, Lower Albert bushed by a large number of Road, Wyndham Street (10 p.m.), anarchists, who poured a 'wither- Hollywood Road. Lyndhurst Ter- ing fire into their ranks. face (10.16 p.m.), Wellington In Barcelona itself an attempt Street, D'Agullar Street, Queen's was made to assassinate the leader.

of the social-democratic party, Senor Carnorera.

Shots were Breg at him in the street, one of which found its mark, and he is stated to be seriously wounded.

The incident follows the assas sination of Senor Bese, the socialist trade union leader, who was a member of the newly-formed Catalan dovernment.

It is reported that General Pozas, commander-in-chief of all armed forces in Catalonia, has proclaim- ed a state of martial law.

It is doubtful, however, whether he has the authority or power to enforce the order Transocean News Service.

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